It's worth noting that no matter what message they intended to send with that part, the sober analysis is that the neo-nazi was the only person who understood Foster's position and was on his side, even when Foster himself didn't yet understand.
I dunno, Canada is a nation that prides itself in deliberate failure. They probably assigned the least coordinated people they could to the unit. I'm sure there are hundreds of intelligent young white men they could have picked, but would rather put on latrine duty or running coffee for their girlboss LTs.
I will never understand Catholics who actually submit to the Pope. I don't care if that's half the point. It's batshit that a mortal man can declare that a million faithful (who are stricter adherents than the average western Caths) are doomed if they don't repent and submit to him.
Probably not. I remember being pissed every goddamn year because my class was the first not to get to do cool shit. All our science classes took place in dedicated science classrooms with all sorts of equipment lying around, and not one single time did we touch any of it. Like an entire 2/3 of the room would be totally unused.
And cloud seeding isn't any more a secret than all the tunnels that run under your street.
Naturally, the ACAB crowd is out in defense of this dumb whore. The cops having a higher civilian body count than the fucking attempted mass murderer is the price you pay for 99% of your police force existing solely to harass non-compliant whites.
The irony is that the shooter, supposedly, did this because he hated feminism, and she's just out here proving the point for him.
Not to defend the Indians too much, but I don't think that's true. Northern India and Pakistan were conquered a fair number of times, but I think the whole of India has only been conquered once, by the Brits. Maybe twice if you count Delhi Caliphate in 1400 AD or something like that, but by then I think that was a kingdom of native Islamic converts, not foreign occupiers. Indian kingdoms have spread out from India and had territory carved off too, but that's obviously different. Most invaders evidently make it maybe a third of the way in before they decide the rest of the subcontinent is really not worth the trouble.
Might end up blind in his other one, too.
They're certainly not making it ambiguous.
I'm also not convinced that the "feline bird genocide" thing is nearly as real as it's made out to be. In all other feline species, only a very small percentage of hunts are successful, and domesticated cats are clumsy, slow, and stupid in comparison. Meanwhile people will kill half the trees and bushes in their neighborhood, pave over half the yards and every unused lot, poison any fringe that managed to escape, then turn around and ask what happened to all the birds and squirrels.
It could only have been Mister Smugglebum, the lazy cat with virtually no survival instincts. That's why siccing my dog on cats isn't subhuman hood shit, it's actually righteous.
Man this thread was a psychopathy honeypot.
Contrary to the Frieren guy, it's not actually from Frieren, it's just a parallel that may or may not come from real-world political observations. The Distributist did a series on "Magical Words" in 2018. I don't think he originally came up with the idea, but it's been a while since I listened to it. He may have a reference to its original use somewhere in there if it wasn't him.
I don't remember why now, but I recall dropping that in the middle because it had gotten extremely retarded.
That's pretty much the only notable thing about this. We already knew they loved their uggos so that's not new. You've always been able to marry every background NPC so that's also not new. And the age gap thing is retarded because the PC ages in Fable, so by the end of the game, that age gap ran the other way.
I'm not gonna use my time to read past this headline, but it alone sounds more like a particularly retarded "tail wags dog" framing.
I've also done Seamless Coop for Elden Ring and Dark Souls 1. No problem setting them up or getting them running. They're not (usually) unstable. No real lag (though we're all within a couple miles). Just a few weird hitches involving NPC dialogue, and the balance is questionable no matter what settings you use.
Desyncs are a real fucking bitch, however. In Elden Ring, desyncs will just cause you to crash pretty much any time the world updates. We got a desync because I unlocked a grace when one of the players wasn't connected, and she apparently didn't get the update when she rejoined, so we had to have her go through everything we had done step by step while she wasn't connected. However, this is probably preferable, because at least you know what went wrong.
In Dark Souls 1, the desyncs kneecapped the game, and I could not tell you why it happened. Even though we were able to get through the game, most NPCs post-Gargoyles either disappeared, looped their death animation, or didn't respect quest flags. We lost all access to pyromancy as a result. More importantly, Ingward despawned without dropping the Key to the Seal, so I had to use Cheat Engine to move myself past the door, and Dusk was completely broken, so again, I had to use Cheat Engine just to access the DLC.
I am in my 30s and I'm still living in the boomers' world with no end in sight.
They're also supposed to extremely safe during a fire but that's only been true in practice for maybe a decade. I doubt ships are hosting many long-lived colonies, but they have plenty of opportunities to get on-board and slip away, and it only takes a few mistakes to end up with droppings or corpses somewhere. I would not be surprised if this led to a "shocking revelation" that sanitation protocols weren't actually being followed and there were a bunch of non-specific systemic issues in enacting them that implicate nobody.
I don't know how Hanta Virus specifically spreads, but a cruise ship is practically a petri dish left to its own devices. Ships have so many nooks and crannies that it's almost impossible not to have vermin, cruises all cut as many corners as they possibly can, and you're all being repeatedly exposed to the same potential illness for days - whether through bad ventilation, bad water, or a cook that doesn't wash his hands. If anywhere was going to naturally spread an otherwise difficult-to-catch disease, a cruise ship would be the top of my list.
I mean yeah. It's always worth repeating that libs enforced the Civil Rights Act by having the National Guard march children at gunpoint to their new, mixed schools. When the lolberts on the Supreme Court ruled that the rest of us are also protected by the Civil Rights Act, it was a purely intellectual exercise. Nobody showed up armed to force these rats into compliance.
Could be starting now, could be the next one doesn't roll around until the 22nd century. One of the challenges of these near extinction-level droughts is that they're unpredictable.
A reference to the GuP MILF who runs the German-themed tank school. You can date my username by how long it's been since anyone gave a shit about GuP.
India has some of the most extreme long-term climate cycles in the world. Historically, it's kneecapped three separate empires. It can have years where there's virtually no rain and the whole country turns into a putrid, boiling swamp. The soil turns into a giant sponge that soaks up any surface water or shallow spring and immediately bakes it off into the air. We're talking rainfall levels and daytime temperatures closer to areas where you can't maintain a civilization larger than a few nomadic tribes, except it's more like a sauna and everything is rotting.
When I saw this earlier today, I went and checked how hot it was exactly at that moment. Most areas were 80-85...at 3 AM local time. And this is still in places where there's lots of soft soil, wind, and vegetation, not just urban centers that are 90% concrete heaters. I imagine on the streets in urban areas, we're talking 95 at night at 120 during the day.
In what world does the FCC have any authority over sunlight? That seems pretty fucking obviously not their jurisdiction. I'm not sure it's anybody's.