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  • a statue of Baal—which they described as a symbol of Satan

    Cringe as fuck. "Satan" exist in a real manifestation in the form Capitalist Governments. You don't need throw religion into it.

  • Definetly should be increasing the number of nazis being "assaulted" by 10x, and also should make sure that the nazis' being assaulted are being permanently maimed or killed.

  • This is all true, however you should be preparing to start shooting ICE agents in the face too. Just make sure you do proper planning so that you have a good chance of getting away with it.

  • Encouraging stat, though i'm sure it is massively inflated by classifying things such as yelling at them as "assault."

  • At least initially, eventually they will run into efficiency issues and they will need to upgrade their methods. if you have 100 people you want to kill, hanging is fine, but what about 1000? 10,000? 100,000? hanging is just too slow.

  • What's the date of the picture? Because yes, that does change things a bit.

  • I suspect the guest-list alone motivated him to document it.

  • It's possible that they had all agreed to no pictures, but since it's Epstein, of course he took some anyway.

  • The dinner looks pretty mundane to me. I get it, a well-connected socialite arranged a dinner with some high-profile tech-bros, but so what? Seems like a bunch of Capitalists, doing capitalism.

    It's even more innocuous, this seems to be a social dinner with spouses etc. Basically the kind of thing that happens eery week in NYC or SF.

  • A better idea would be to arrest every state legislature who passed constitutional violating laws about guns and throw them in jail, much like should have been done for the violation of the civil-rights act. If there are no consequences for states passing unconstitutional laws, then what is the purpose of the constitution in the first place?

  • Wow Trump actually helping the workers (albeit unintentionally).

  • It should be an open floor plan. I'd honestly love a cubicle if I had to work in an office.

  • Does there exist an alternative that has both a desktop (WIN/Linux) client and a phone (android/iphone) client?

  • Goddamn, I thought American Liberals were the worst possible "left" party. But apparently the UK thinks that burning wood is a reasonable substitution. Maybe one day someone somewhere will understand that the CO2 is the problem, not the fuel source.

  • While you are correct that by the end of the game each civ looks the same, and at the beginning of game the initial starting strategy is basically the same, a lot of the civ customization is the flavor. England for example has a distinct art style, they have english music, their flag, and even their unit art. In Civ4 they reach their peak power at an era appropriate time, (red coats and banks) whereas Rome get's their legions at the beginning of the Iron Age.

  • I played Humankind on release and yea it was a mess, but it worked somewhat because it was doing something intentionally different from the Civ formula and the expectations were that it wasn't Civ. As someone who loves Civ4 as the pinnacle of the series, I greatly appreciated Humankinds attempt, even though the game isn't all that great. I still have ~100hrs in it though.

    Civ7 was the last straw for me. Firaxis do not have any talent left and they are coasting on the brand. The entire idea of changing civs throughout the game is anathema to the entire concept of a Civ game. They've lost the plot. Forget any of the other mechanics they've implemented or moving away from board game mechanics, if they can't capture the extremely rough alt-history appeal of the franchise, they've lost anything that makes Civ interesting. They aren't making a civ game anymore.

  • I mean some rigidity is perfectly fine, especially in a game like Civ where the whole purpose is that you get to play as Rome and conquer the modern world. But in order to "play as Rome" you need to the game mechanics to limit you as the Roman civilization to make sure that you are distinct, at least initially, from say China, or France, or the Aztec or whatever. A fully "custom civ" would be extremely out of place in a Civ game, not to mention would certainly be imbalanced.

  • Why did they bother bypassing congress? I assume just for expediency, cause it's not like congress wasn't going to send unlimited aid without conditions anyway. Maybe this way Trump got to pick the grifters and so congress-critters are upset about that?

    Either way, who the fuck cares.

  • New York City is beholden to the Governor of New York for a lot of stuff. Governor has a huge amount of authority over the MTA, Metro North, tolls into the City and I'm pretty a huge amount of city tax revenue is only authorized by the governor. It makes a lot of sense to be friendly even if she is a neo-liberal ghoul. An endorsement is pretty much the least he can do.

  • Games @lemmygrad.ml

    Idle/clicker Games with a story/endpoint

    www.decisionproblem.com /paperclips/index2.html
  • United States | News & Politics @lemmy.ml

    Student Loan Debt Forgiveness Program for Entrepreneurs

    democrats-smallbusiness.house.gov /news/documentsingle.aspx
  • Fuck Cars @lemmy.ml

    Staten Island park road reopens to cars after 5-year closure

    www.silive.com /news/2025/04/staten-island-park-road-reopens-to-cars-after-5-year-closure.html