Who needs birds when Douggie and his buddies can have a lake side view?

The guy has a serious business interest in getting Flock to the Canadian market. I wouldn’t be surprised if his stories of “friends” are exaggerated or inciting.

Ok so you’re just being antagonistic and misinterpreting or acting in bad faith. I’m done. Good bye.

Did you just take a civics course or something? We’re making the same point. You’re using liberalism in the correct way, but it’s not correct in the current social structure and your argument is getting lost. Liberals are a party. A left of centre belief today. The description you just posted is more of a libertarian and right view point. In fact the comic posted is satire of the right a-la Charlie Kirk “curious”. I think we’re on the same page but your verbiage is inciting the wrong message.

First is political liberalism which espouses wholesome ideas such as individual freedoms and democracy. Second is economic liberalism centred around free markets, private property, and wealth accumulation.

This is capitalism and libertarianism

justifies the use of state violence to safeguard property rights, over supporting ordinary people, which directly contradicts the promises of fairness and equality.

This is capitalism and authoritarian

Nope. Just calling out this shit take against liberals. The fight should be us against wealth. The rest is distraction.

Gr8 b8 m8 I r8 8/8 no h8

Edit - don’t waste your time. This is a Troll

Weren’t there articles floating around last year saying that Telegram is an FSB honeypot? So which is it?

Homer: “You’re Darryl Strawberry!”

Darryl Strawberry: “Yes”

Homer: “You play right field”

Darryl Strawberry: “yes”

Homer: “I play right field too”

Darryl Strawberry: “So?”

Homer: “Are you better than me?”

Darryl Strawberry: “Well, I’ve never met you, but… yes”

I think the problem is more so that I need to remember this is an American game with bastardized spelling.

This one sucked. There are multiple correct answers to one of the categories. And the correct answer does not match the pattern.

one picture of a highway exchange

WhAt An UgLy CiTy!!!1

It’s a great album. I wasn’t even looking for it. Just happened to stumble on it at an antique place and scooped it up immediately.

I have such a love hate relationship with this one. It might be my favourite souls game aesthetically, and I always end up having a good time. But there are some seriously annoying things in 2 that always make it a little bit of struggle to want to get going again.

I personally go with the original on my replays now. I find the new enemy placement and petrified statue re-arrangement to be more frustrating than anything. But that’s just me. I know people say that scholar is the way to go, it was Miyazaki’s interpretation of the game. I don’t get it. The original is fine.

Nice! I will always uptick Tim Hecker

Part of the problem is that people have gotten lazy. I’d say the biggest advent of people losing touch with the actually tech is windows 7. It had everything at your fingertips. No need to look for drivers, little need for compatibility changes or added set up requirements. Couple that with nvidia automatically adjusting “best settings” for your rig on a per-game basis and you’ve got what we have now. People don’t want to learn and they’ve forgotten how we got here. Unfortunately, click and run seems to be the consumer de facto now and it isn’t going to go away.

She’s got Bette Davis eyes

I’ve been playing through Expedition 33 again now that it’s “Deck verified”. It’s a pretty rough experience out of the box, but with a mod, xess updates, and some tweaks it’s running well enough. I can at least parry properly now. My PC is having issues, so I’ve been using the deck docked as a replacement. With a monitor and KBM, Laysara has been an absolute pleasure to play. Runs very well, and it’s a great twist on a city builder IMHO.

Hey buddy …

Great model!

I believe it’s his lack of upper facial movement to match the extremely flexed mouth muscles. It’s not a genuine smile. It’s very forced and we can perceive that despite not knowing why.