You're just inventing a story. You can go to the supreme court website and view who supported which side in the Amicus Curae.
Spoiler: a bunch of jewed and woke organizations on the opposition side (free speech), and a bunch of christian and right wing organizations on the support side (ban porn for children).
Your narrative is demonstrably false. Here's a counter-narrative that actually aligns with the facts: "The jews oppose ID on the internet, because they're the by far biggest users of astrturf and bots to push propaganda. With only real users online, everyone will get j-pilled really fast." It's far more in-line with the facts than this being some 5D chess to secretly support it while opposing it (though, I think they just want to push porn, no extra explanation required).
This is ridiculously hyperbolic.
The supreme court already has long allowed the law to ban "free speech" in advertising pornography to children or in ID checks for children consuming porn in real life. As much as some people want, the law is allowed to ban you from setting up a kiosk outside of an elementary school and selling children DVDs of hardcore penetration without checking IDs.
This ruling is upholding that the internet is also part of the real world and under the same rules. The imposition of ID checks to all people is justified as part of the imposition of ID checks to prevent distribution to children, and this is held in both the real world and online. Pornographers do not have an absolute right to show unlimited amounts of porn to 12 year olds, neither in real life nor in the internet.
FFXIII is essentially corridors the entire time. Once you can "explore the world" it turns out the world is just one slightly large plain with some enemies on it.
Then if you progress past there and want to talk to anyone, it's back to linear corridors again.
That's the joke.
Going by the criteria that the US pretends to follow but only does selectively would mean war with Israel, then India, then Pakistan. And that would be much better for our country than war with Iran.
I think you don't understand how serious nuclear weapons are. They are a threat to all life, and any country that 1) has nuclear weapons and 2) hasn't signed onto nonproliferation treaties should be bombed into the stone age. We need to be extra serious if they're warmongers or actively genociding anyone too.
Nuclear weapons are such a threat, any country that fulfills those requirements should be considered at war with the US without exception. Even if they are our ally.
He probably already does. A whole lot of public figures see it, but they can't state it out loud. So they go with words like "the Canadian government assures you, as they replace you" as they drop stats to try and redpill others.
The most important part was buried, which is that we're keeping the new Trump 30%, and China is back to 10%. China blinked.
There's nothing to sneak. China can't secretly raise tariffs since it's very obvious public information, and if they try they'll get a smack again.
Return copyright to 7+7 years, and require all of a game's source code and assets to be made public as a condition for it receiving any copyright protection. This should resolve most of the problems people have with the industry, and it would be easy to enforce without needing direct intervention into the industry.
- Remakes that change things would never happen again because anyone can make them.
- Milking sequels forever wouldn't work because anyone can put out Assassin's Creed games that have mods on top.
- Even live games like WoW or LoL would have to compete against their own classic renditions, so companies gradually shitting up games would be less common.
Red Dead Redemption for example would be in public domain already, and there'd probably be a no-woke remake version ready the day the copyright protection dropped.
I liked Elon. I still do like a lot of the stuff he's done. But I supported his politics 100% until he said that white people are racist if they don't want infinity pajeets to come and steal their jobs.
Has he walked that back, or is he still supporting unlimited immigration from India?
Aside from what's mentioned, Tesla will simply not sell in a state if they have too strict of laws they can't get around. They'll sell via the internet and ship it to you or let you pick it up. Technically, I think all their sales are via the internet even if you're in person.
As for independent dealerships, that's part of the trick. The reason behind some of the dealership laws is that manufacturers would be unfairly competing with their own franchisees. Since Tesla does not have any franchised dealerships, those laws don't apply to them.
Trump said that referring to electromagnets.
But the news ran with it as "fucking magnets, how do they work?" to own drumpf.
I could tell you about aircraft carriers, where they use electric catapults. They couldn’t go to the steam, which works better for about 1/100th the price, you know? The electric catapult, you know that story? I could tell you about the elevators on a tremendous carrier, the Gerald Ford, and they decided not to use hydraulic like the John Deere tractor, they decided to use magnets, “we’re gonna use magnets!” to lift up the elevators with seven planes. We need them fast, these massive elevators. They used magnets, they wanted to try it for the first time. This was a ship that was supposed to cost 2.5 billion, it cost 19 billion and didn’t work, and still doesn’t work right.
They had a $900 million cost over on these stupid electric catapults that didn’t work. They had almost a billion dollar cost over on the magnetic elevators. Think of it, magnets. Now all I know about magnets is this, give me a glass of water, let me drop it on the magnets, that’s the end of the magnets. Why didn’t they use John Deere? Why didn’t they bring in the John Deere people? Do you like John Deere? I like John Deere
The catapult system hasn't worked after over a decade of tweaks and has ended up costing 10x the initial bid. It's also at below 5% of it's original reliability requirement, eg it breaks 20x as often as it's supposed to. I'm not sure how shit the electromagnet elevators are, but the answer is probably "very".
But I know that in 5 years, maybe 10, it'll be old news.
In 5-10 years, we'll have fully AI generated series. It'll look shitty and weird like CG in anime... until it doesn't and it just becomes part of the workflow.
I agree with her, women need protection.
Therefore, women shouldn't be allowed to become leaders, since they are clearly not as capable of the same things as men. Part of being a representative is talking with your constituents and not requiring them to leave just because you feel 'unsafe' without reason in a nonviolent confrontation.
I hope that she supports all women and resigns.
Europe in the super white areas is genuinely amazing to be in. It's not because of their politics though, it's because it's super awesome to live surrounded by white people.
Yet they confuse that with thinking the government is somehow really great.
I think most people don't realize that this is what the push for clot shots was for in the first place. mRNA is a generalized gene therapy that can in theory cure everything, and was invented way back in the 90s.
If you're rich enough, targeted mRNA can theoretically cure cancer, cure any disease, can practically cure death itself. Theoretically.
The problem is that all the tests were killing the lab animals. And even when the death rate dropped, it was still unpredictable and wouldn't always work. Animal testing wasn't even 100% successful, but it was still so promising, so they needed more data. They decided to roll it out across the entire population, so they could have a billion guinea pigs to perfect the ultimate medicine for the globalist ruling class.
It was DDT. DDT is a neurotoxin designed to kill insects by destroying their ability to send signals and causing tremors and convulsions. These happen to be the same symptoms as Polio, and we used to spray DDT on kids and all over crops. Doctors couldn't distinguish the symptoms. Basically, DDT was causing neurological damage that was getting mislabeled as Polio.
They significantly tapered down DDT a year or two before the polio vaccine, which is why you can see the rates of cases drop like a stone before the vaccine saw a wide scale rollout.
Elden Ring gets a pass because the message isn't woke.
The gay/tranny boss in the DLC undergoes a horrific descent into madness as he becomes a cosmic abomination. Seems pretty on point. The final reveal, that he's brainwashing people into being in gay love with him, is designed to be horrifying and motivate the player to be completely on board with killing him, in case you missed the (easily missed) lore about him turning irredeemably evil after he started as a morally good character.
Space Marine 2 is still a little woke.
You've got two marine sidekicks, and they're black and asian Ultramarines. Ultramarines were Greek/Roman until retcons.
There's also a strong no-nonsense female guard commander or something.
I'm sure the exact words they said were true. But the statement that AC: Shadows had "the 2nd highest day one sales behind Valhalla", is a great way of lying with numbers.
AC Mirage basically went out there to die as a flop, and that means Shadows only beat games that came out 7-8+ years ago back when digital distribution wasn't nearly as common because people were still buying physical boxes.
Can you give me one example of a 2FA implementation that would work? Where nobody in the login chain can know your identity, but you can still prove you're 18?
Every commercial 2FA app I know is intrinsically linked to verifying a known identity, so they do not provide anonymous verification.
Or they're hardware or secret key based, and their results can be shared and don't actually verify that the holder is 18+ (eg, physical authenticator). That works when your user wants to keep people out of their bank account, but doesn't work when they want to share their account online so everyone can login with it.
Edit: I forgot the third vitar requirement, that it needs to be sufficiently foolproof that the government can cheaply and efficiently implement and administrate it.