The electrical college was, as I understand it, originally installed in the event the population voted really, really stupidly - to avoid the "tyranny of the majority." If course that's not actually how it works. It's a dead theory and the whole process should be kicked off a cliff and replace with some kind of ranked choice system. At the federal level, if nothing else.
It's not just "hitting" when it's done with explosives and bullets, and the ones doing the killing aren't children. They're all bad and all need to be stopped from abusing and slaughtering noncombatants. If you think that's a hot take, hey congrats, you've discovered the thinking that perpetuates the violence.
"the end of days" part of his quote tells you everything you need to know about this bastard. He thinks he's going to heaven soon, and if you disagree with him, you're not. If course even if there was a heaven, which there's no evidence for and I didn't believe in, he's sure as fuck not going there with his attitude. These idiot "Christians" have never even read their own handbook.
This guy should be stripped of his rank and position and investigated for criminal malfeasance, dereliction of duty, and threatening the public. On top of the lawsuits that should be piling on top of him if he follows through on this threat.
It won't make any difference. There's a gamers Bill of Rights that nobody remembers. It was produced by the owner of a company that now ignores that it ever existed.
If you're angry about the ad, guess what, you're the problem and probably an abusive, worthless, shitty husband. Sucks to have to look in the mirror, doesn't it?
What part of Infinity is a mathematician, of all people, failing to comprehend? So what if it takes until cosmological decade 1,000 or 1 million or 1mil⁹⁰⁰⁰, it's still possible on an infinite timescale, of one could devise a way for it all to survive the heat death of the universe ad infinitum.
It's a marketing strategy. They have a product and they're trying to expand into an un/under-exploited market. What the product is just so happened to be religion, which is increasingly unpopular, archaic, restrictive, controlling, and fictional. They have fairly stringent rules and since the anime mascot doesn't violate them, they'll try it out and see if there's any returns.
It's a pretty low investment, and it's not even close to the first cartoon character made specifically to try and hook kids to a religion. It's only noteworthy because the format is slightly different than past efforts.
Keep in your trunk the following: a portable snow shovel, an ice scraper, a window snow brush, a spare set of gloves, one of those emergency mylar blankets, a little spray-bottle of deicer, an extra jug of wiper fluid.
lol I can't believe even my cynical expectations on the NKs (which are "miscommunicate and get ground into dog food) were too lofty. Well done fellas.