917 pts ยท March 10, 2014
New type of gamer just dropped.
Of course. Guns are scary as fuck. If you think you'd have done different, then you're deluding yourself.
I dunno what the person here is talking about, I definitely want free education. I don't think that's a contentious point to hold either.
That's only for corporate-owned locations, which make up a significant minority of Dominos locations in the US.
Just Trump voters? The Democrats will just as happily embrace fascism; neither party is capable of representing the needs of the people.
If they're comfortable with it, then yeah, absolutely.
Is the octopus ok
That's a fair point that I hadn't considered. Maybe it's more of a cultural shaping, then.
But what if they're humanoid because that's how we interpreted them? Your brain sees something that makes no sense, and fills the blanks in.
The best part about DnD is that when your character biffs it, you can always roll again. What edition you playing?
That is, *you* might see the Old Ones one way, but not everyone sees it the same way. Everybody fills in the blanks a different way.
I like to think of Cosmic Horror's 'indiscernable' descriptions of Old Ones is meant to be more subjective, rather than objective.
So this is why they try to squash socialist rhetoric; trying to keep the clothes industry alive.
There's a lot wrong with the world, and the people who have the power and money to do something about it don't appear to be doing anything.
Send this to your local billionaire.
Fuck Stephen Crowder
the inevitable growth of an economy that fetishizes the commodity over sustainability.
The preservation of the status quo is a failure of the current system, because while it tries to check everything else, it doesn't stop
Yes. The current system works for a specific group of people, who don't have an incentive to improve things for others.
powers that be aren't fulfilling their promises. You can see Flat Earth from this lens as a sort of performative resistance.
retire, but that's an increasing fantasy for many people. They work low-income jobs, they don't have benefits, and for some reason the
they were promised more. You can call this 'Alienation of Labor', I suppose; people were told they can work hard, climb the ladder and
a specific demographic (not all of them) who were promised much more than they currently have. While things may be better, people believe
Absolutely, things are much better if we look backwards a few decades, even. However, a lot of the flat-earth people tend to fall under...
See: Hbomberguy's flat earth video on youtube
To summarize: People are disenfranchised, and are beginning to look for answers. Only, they'e looking in the wrong places for answers.
Some people might buy this, but many others are grifters, taking advantage of a disillusioned populist movement.
New type of gamer just dropped.
Of course. Guns are scary as fuck. If you think you'd have done different, then you're deluding yourself.
I dunno what the person here is talking about, I definitely want free education. I don't think that's a contentious point to hold either.
That's only for corporate-owned locations, which make up a significant minority of Dominos locations in the US.
Just Trump voters? The Democrats will just as happily embrace fascism; neither party is capable of representing the needs of the people.
If they're comfortable with it, then yeah, absolutely.
Is the octopus ok
That's a fair point that I hadn't considered. Maybe it's more of a cultural shaping, then.
But what if they're humanoid because that's how we interpreted them? Your brain sees something that makes no sense, and fills the blanks in.
The best part about DnD is that when your character biffs it, you can always roll again. What edition you playing?
That is, *you* might see the Old Ones one way, but not everyone sees it the same way. Everybody fills in the blanks a different way.
I like to think of Cosmic Horror's 'indiscernable' descriptions of Old Ones is meant to be more subjective, rather than objective.
So this is why they try to squash socialist rhetoric; trying to keep the clothes industry alive.
There's a lot wrong with the world, and the people who have the power and money to do something about it don't appear to be doing anything.
Send this to your local billionaire.
Fuck Stephen Crowder
the inevitable growth of an economy that fetishizes the commodity over sustainability.
The preservation of the status quo is a failure of the current system, because while it tries to check everything else, it doesn't stop
Yes. The current system works for a specific group of people, who don't have an incentive to improve things for others.
powers that be aren't fulfilling their promises. You can see Flat Earth from this lens as a sort of performative resistance.
retire, but that's an increasing fantasy for many people. They work low-income jobs, they don't have benefits, and for some reason the
they were promised more. You can call this 'Alienation of Labor', I suppose; people were told they can work hard, climb the ladder and
a specific demographic (not all of them) who were promised much more than they currently have. While things may be better, people believe
Absolutely, things are much better if we look backwards a few decades, even. However, a lot of the flat-earth people tend to fall under...
See: Hbomberguy's flat earth video on youtube
To summarize: People are disenfranchised, and are beginning to look for answers. Only, they'e looking in the wrong places for answers.
Some people might buy this, but many others are grifters, taking advantage of a disillusioned populist movement.