I really dislike their game, but the creators were always pretty based.

Wir hätten noch Abschaffung von X in der EU, kommt das hin?

That's ... actually a pretty good pitch. I think I would also split the character in combat to avoid having one player be idle for several hours or even sessions in case a very long boss fight happens.

Your choice of screen shot makes it look like a statement. Fortunately, you made the right choice.

My literacy seems to have cast a cloud on this otherwise sunny day

But isn't that what the first poster is playing on? It would certainly lower the chance of transmitting a virus

Not sure if this is appropriate to this example, but these paper/cardboard wrappings can save on plastic: The inner container can be made thinner and is generally easier to recycle, as there is no need for printability or pretty finishes (not saying that they are being recycled, but they could).

The difference being that one was an act of cruel apathy, their lives were valued less than the war effort (one could even argue that the British hoped to ultimately save lives), while the other actively reveled in and advanced the industrialised mass murder of entire peoples.

Please, do not compare these two. One is cruel and wrong, the other is unfathomable evil.

Edit: King Leopold is for some reason still respected in some places I am told, which is disgusting. But I repeat, one was done to make a profit (at the cost of inconceivable suffering) while the other wasn't even done for profit - suffering WAS the goal.

Toxicologists and medical scientists looking for data on humans suddenly having to learn Japanese (or German) ...

Ja gut ne, anstatt mal Dinge wie das Dienstwagenprivileg anzupacken oder eine Vermögenssteuer umzusetzen, sollen die (Zweit)Ärmsten der GeSellschaft das Milliardenloch stopfen. Klingt doch super!

You could put at least some effort into - you know - looking it up?!?

Trust me bro(ette): Rubber duck is the SHIT. I don't even program save for a few rare instances, but any complex issue where you just know something is wrong but can't quite put your finger on it? It works miracles. A lot better tbf if you are actually explaining it to someone who can ask questions, but any object that you can look at is a good substitute.