Reddit starts a sub to celebrate unvaccinated deaths. Perform serious mental gymnastics to justify themselves.
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Teacher literally calls people with differing views talking it out "dangerous"
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Interesting Covid data point: More children have been shot in Chicago alone this year than have died from Covid
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Feds arrest a Fed at the honeypot DC rally.
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Just replaying Metro Exodus and it's just so clear how much of the game's soul is missing compared to previous games because it sought out "broad appeal" and made creative decisions based on that rather than trying to just make a good Metro game.
It begs the question - we've seen so many games sacrificed at the altar of "broad appeal" but has a game ever been made better by stepping out of their niche to try get a better audience?
