Aurenkin @ Aurenkin @sh.itjust.works

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Yeah but you can't know for an absolute fact that Harris wouldn't have done the same thing therefore allowing Trump to get in and actually do it was justified.

/s

5..6..7..8.. this idea is not so great!

Wait....is this some kinda attempt to combat inflation

US money is made from mostly cotton. Thanks to Inside Man with Denzel and Clive for making me remember this bit of trivia.

Those were awesome as well. I just remembered the necropolis faction as well, I think it was in 3 that you could get insane numbers of skeletons / skeleton archers. Probably 5 as well.

For whatever reason this YouTube video about playing the game after 100 hours is burned into my brain.

Do you have a favourite faction? I seem to remember really enjoying tower but it's been a while.

Dumbest trade war in history....so far

Only a sith deals in absolute paths.

I didn't realise until I read that comment, your comment and the other comment about slash direction.

Custom: -100%

The lack of quality control may the the only believable part.

Thanks for taking the time to come back and clarify your position in detail like that, I think I see where you're coming from here and I have to disagree with you. I think the trolley problem is still the best analogy and I'd go so far as to say some of the assumptions underpinning your view here are very dangerous.

Firstly, I would say voting is absolutely an irrevocable one time only choice from the simple fact that the past is immutable. Trump will always have been the president from 2016 - 2020 and now he's going to be the president for another term. No amount of voting in the future can ever change that. Roe v Wade is still overturned for example and the supreme court is still stacked as far as I understand.

Just ask Josseli Barnica's loved ones how easily the damage of some of Trump's decisions can be undone.

If someone thinks that the price is worth it for sending a message to the Democrats then that's up to them. Let's not be under any illusions though that we can simply change anything in the present day to undo history. That's why the trolley problem is the more apt analogy in my view because you must choose between two different bad outcomes irrevocably.

Agreed there too, my friend, nobody is

Anyone who gets their house fire bombed for exposing corruption is deserving of respect in my book.

I would like to be your friend please

What about an empty ceiling?

LAN parties were always a great place to hang out.

That's true but I didn't mean it as a choice of who you'd rather see killed, just that the system is set up in such a way that as a rational voter you are forced into a situation where you must act to prevent the worst outcome rather than voting for your interests and what you believe in.

Tariffs on oil and microchips, should make a nice dent in cost of living.