Hestia [she/her, fae/faer] @ Hestia @hexbear.net

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We tried running the system, but it didn't feel like it had much potential for a long term campaign. It was fun using the retcon mechanic to attach a grenade the the lever of a toilet though...

I prefer listening to stuff in the backgroind over reading so: Electric intifada, empire files, secular talk, Lee camp, and various other left wingers.

When a bird and a flower love each other very much...

gets aids to own the libs

moves back to america

"An embassy for the indigenous? That means you're going to stop killing Palestinians, right?

You shit in a litter box ONE TIME and the country doesn't let you live it down. SMH

Communism. They should do a communism.

99% hitler vs. 100% hitler

Wikipedia's sources are in no way curated to fit a specific narrative.

I mean... non of these countries have a particularly good track record of following laws or "commitments." This is political posturing.

I'd say two hundred to be on the safe side. Have each clone specialize in different skills that would be beneficial in a grand adventure. Have some infiltrate white nationalist groups, government positions, etc. Giving my clones their own identity would be important, so many would need to undergo plastic surgery and build fake identities. I would also have many clones assist with organizing unions and creating revolutionary organizations, though I would tell nobody of the Hestia Legion, as to avoid the eyes of the powers that be.

Have others learn martial arts, visit shooting ranges, chemistry labs, and fab shops to learn how to build tools to further Our aims.

Others, including Hestia Prime, would form a "think tank" of sorts, where we'd take all the information from the hivemind and prepare the revolution.

I vote for the one that'll have a funnier presidency

"Okay, I won't bomb Gaza with them."

Bombs Yemen instead

That's just collateral damage. Nobody cares if a child or two get killed by a biker.

Excuse me? there are actually five steps. you forgot "Add Bikes"

I had a job modifying them before. We actually completely removed the support bars in the middle. It does not compromise the structural integrity at all. They're only nessessary if you're filling them up with shit and stacking them up dozens of units high. You can then add walls, ceilings, and roofs that pop up out of the side of the structure, expanding the size from the initial footprint.

And if you have multiple units, you can connect and expand your living space that way. Get sick of the current layout? You can rearrange the units relatively easy, and if you ever want to move, it's a hell of a lot easier to move than a full sized house.

It's also possible to remove the toxic coating. It's not imbued into the metal.

While they're not without their downsides, that goes for every type of structure and every type of building material. Alot of the downsides you listed though are non-issues and I know this because of my own experience working on them. The biggest downsides are cost (which isn't the best indicator of viability, capitalism skews our perception of value with cost) and the fact that simply put... They're pretty fucking ugly.

I think the real problem with Houston is the fact that it's in Texas.

I'm actually pro-container housing, but for different reasons than these capitalist pig-dogs. They're portable, easily customizable with the right know-how (easy to add expansions, and to move around different units to change the layout) and reuses the hollow remnants of this capitalistic hellscape for something worthwhile.

My group's been together since highschool and we're in our mid 20's now. Chances of our group falling apart are slim to none luckily.

My group is doing a gestalt pathfinder campaign with mythic tiers. As if there weren't enough options with the base ruleset.