mesitoispro

This is a load of malarkey and I guarantee it's only being perpetuated by the next generation of internet users.

The time he spent criticizing the question could've instead been spent answering it.

It's not federated.

Where the fuck are you getting your rhetoric from? It's woefully inaccurate.

Servicemen are allowed to talk about the military.

That's honestly really sad and pathetic.

I'd expect there to be more rational thought, even if it doesn't translate into the action of disobedience.

The South Park episode with Lemmywinks.

Spyro

I'd say it set the stage for the kind of games that I enjoy and the amount of effort I should have to put in to get that enjoyment.

I also liked Crash Bandicoot a lot, but it was much harder than Spyro so I would typically gravitate towards the latter.

Maybe that's part of what makes Lemmy so great.

They don't change or add new features just for the heck of it to please people like you.

American here, I can tell that most of the hysteria surrounding these protests is just that: hysteria.

It amazes me how many people are attacking my country because of what they see going on in places like LA and New York. It reveals how little they know about the US and how easy they succumb to mob mentality.

Right now, hating on the US is cool and there are no shortage of "influencers" who are profiting off of convincing people things are worse than they actually are.

Who cares? It's the internet, not a fucking job.

Fascism is definitely a global strategy at this point.

Brazil and South Korea tried to take part in it, but unlike the US they actually held their demagogues accountable for trying to start a coup because they weren't re-elected.

Good.

For a culture that's all about "growth," Americans sure do ignore the places with the most room for it.

Maybe "growth" was always just code for screwing over more people harder.

A business cannot be deemed successful unless it's taking advantage of useful idiots.