that makes it extra sus tho

"the children were initially cheering"

yeah bud, sure they were.

fuck ai full stop. imho. it's cooking the planet and stealing art and funding nazis all the same whether you use it to make fun of the nazis or ai bros or make something otherwise entertaining with it. you're still contributing to the problem using it at all.

one of her reasons is "erasure of femininity in gaming" with a screen bemoaning "masculine features" of modern female characters, and her pinned comment says "you know things are bad when oblivion npcs are prettier than some of these new game characters" and also thanks asmongold for sending viewers her way.

so uh, how about no for this hateful garbage.

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fuckin lol

it's a typo, why does this have 4 upvotes lmao

this thread needs this apparently

no they don't. anarcho-capitalists are fascists. they don't want the state gone they just want it minimal and out of the way so they can exploit whoever and whatever they want to build their own empire like a robber baron of ages ago. there is no place for capitalism in anarchy.

tbf the 'worship' and 'shithead' qualifiers are doing some work there.

heroic games launcher is a foss epic and gog launcher, works very well and very fast for me on linux. it has a windows version, too.

the secession papers of many states announcing the superiority of the white man and their god given right to own slaves flies in the face of this pretty hard.

yeah, you're right that the confederacy counter-intuitively wanted federal control over state control but that was specifically about forcing the north to return escaped slaves. thinking it was about a state's right to seceed is circular af, too. why did they want to seceed in the first place? the abolition movement and the refusal of the federal government to help the south enforce slavery.