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Watch anon switch gears to the big red R on the highway next. Due to how this story went it's possible that reverse is the only gear anon ever uses.

You mean their meme review episode? I stopped taking him seriously after that. It's so bad it has it's own cringe value.

What if you wouldn't be consripted? Or you'd not be sent to frontlines? Or you'd happen to go through it unscarsed? If you can't change it, you can only bet it won't notice and harm you.

There's like a day or two of lectures about how this state of mind works. I've started to ignore some folks who've drown into it.

There are invite-based systems since the dawn of the internet, notably torrent trackers and closed forums, and mods can see who vouched for them. It's not worth it unless the community has something unique to offer (i.e. new blueray rips, non-public deals). Adding crypto to it doesn't add anything of value.

Country flags are the most popular thing in r/place, and country subs are big too. They can share a little of their clicks and reddit would think before pissing them off and erasing them. People kinda dislike when you erase the symbol of their country. It can also go into news.

How does their board measure success? As there is a majority of lurkers, what's the best price of one's effort?

90 minutes of music video montage. I liked it back then too. It looked very video-gamey and edgy.

I wonder if calling their board of directors and investors by name could've reached news.

It may not be displayed correctly, but it seems you trimmed your own comment on the article but not Gizmodo's promotion.

Thank you.

There's an ad in the end if you want to trim it.

I am on board with creating less violence but I weight it with not creating the ground for more violence in the future. Would violence stop after getting ceasefire now? Won't it repeat? When it started in 2014 but then came to a slow burning everyone forgot about, it set a precedent that one may do that with minimum repercussions, and so it restarted anew in 2022. And so it may once again until doing that would be impossible for one reason or another.

Global MIC is evil but that's a different issue. It should, in my mind, being fought against with international treaties for disarmament and creating allianced armies like NATO so no one would have or need it's own military. But it's a long game and we are likely to die from heatwaves before we agree to give up bombs.

What is your solution and who'd benefit from it the most?