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I would be grateful for shorter waiting times in their “emergency” department.
I would be grateful for shorter waiting times in their “emergency” department.
The point of an RPG, especially one that involves shooting is you let the player pick their own moral take on how to play the game. You don’t choose FOR them.
Put real consequences in the game if the players choices actually matter. Don’t nerf the game mechanics for no reason.
I’m guessing that once these bots have farmed enough karma, their owners will sell them to other people who will use them for advertising or propaganda.
“Also, do you really NEED to sleep?”
Soon to be followed by getting a write-up for breaking down crying in your vehicle due to stress and shitty wages.
Yeah, but if we made rich people pay their share of the tax burden, that would be “socialism” or something.
Why is his kid in Jamaica? Are there no care facilities in Kentucky?
Maybe the billionaires are finally figuring out that having the Dynamite Monkey for president is bad for business.
“Let’s deface a memorial, dedicated to a young girl who was murdered by Nazis. NOW, people will have to listen to what I have to say!”
Socialism
A system of government where the country’s wealth is concentrated into a small, ruling class of billionaires, who use the media they own to keep the lower classes fighting with each other while they . . . the rich . . . run off with all the farking money.
Oh wait. that’s capitalism. I don’t know how I got those two systems confused.
Guys like Miller can’t understand the idea of self-sacrifice if there’s no money or personal gain to be had, later. He’s frustrated because he can’t figure out the “angle” and it’s no more complicated than for the good of the nation. And that’s a completely alien idea to him.
Why is anyone still on, “The Social Media Platform Formerly Known As Twitter” ?
Move demonstrates Musk’s growing influence in Washington
It demonstrates the growing influence of EVERY billionaire in Washington DC ever since the courts accepted the “corporations are people / money is speech” arguments.
When that happened, the government stopped representing the needs of ordinary people and only represented the needs of billionaires and their lobbyists. It’s taking a long time to play out, but it’s going to end badly.
Remember this the next time Forbes publishes some feel-good article about how “household income is keeping up with inflation.”
A few decades ago, only a single wage earner was needed to keep up with inflation. Now the “household income” includes everyone in it except the family dog. So financially, you might be keeping up, but the quality of life for everyone in the household is going down.
Microsoft Linux.