I don't get lost but I do have a hard time staying on task for obvious reasons.

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That Run Hide movie they did had the racist roommate of the MC shout a slur at one of terrorists before killing him. Said roommate was established as a racist by racisting at a fellow student.

His character arc wasn't like, having to team up with the other student and learning you should judge people by their actions, it was literally just being a racist and a hero who helped stop a mass killing.

Wonder what the message was there, Danny.

Just jump instances. I might have my reservations about how the aversion to monetization means a lot instances are unstable or slow with no real incentives or even funding to improve it but there's certainly something to be said for decentralization.

The lions gotta eat, maybe the monkey is just fighting for passenger status instead of cargo

The point of Avada Kadavera is that muggles were so used to being killed out of hand by wizards that they associated the death curse with what would become the standard generic magic phrase.

Anyways, intent clearly matters for the spell more than the exact words or accents (directly canonically confirmed btw, not just implied by the books), which is why wizards can master casting spells without using words at all and they don't all have to pronounce spells the exact same way. This also implies that Abra Kadabra might well be simply how that spell is pronounced in different regions, since we also know that there's not some ancient magic speech/true speech going on, wizards can both create new spells and the foreign wizards use different linguistic conceits for their spells

This all clearly means Harry Potter wanted to murder Ron and not that it's a silly comic making a silly joke.

Y'all really need to come to terms with the fact that tankies are just conservatives larping.

Warhammer

Turn on audio

Marxists are explicitly not nationalists specifically because once you incorporate that it becomes basically indistinguishable from fascism.

The movie about how the crack epidemic was manufactured by the state?

Because it's impossible for women to be flawed and abusive, and if there's an ugly person deliberately made uglier by colonizing aliens to dehumanize them that's obviously sexism?

There are plenty of great women characters in the book, you just decided women can never be the problem in a relationship without it being "problematic" and went downhill from there.

Hell, the most predatory voice in the first book is the male-voiced AI.

That all said, it is hard to tell where Dinniman stands exactly on the spectrum of "the overt sexualization of some of the women and men is specifically a commentary on the commercialization of the indigenous body by colonizing forces" and "that's a good excuse but he's also horny and trying to sell books."

Oh, so he's a sex doll she made. This is just a ChatGPT boyfriend for witches!

So was Vietnam.

This guy listens to Behind the Bastards

And then they literally came for him. So, of course, he volunteered to fight for them to get out of the not-those-kinds-of-concentration-camps.

And then by all appearances realized how badly he fucked up by the time he died

That is the entirety of Lemmy, here we criticise them for using a notorious Zionist

If only she'd released a native swarm!

Everytime this comes up the practical answer is to just not mark it and bury it as deep as you can.

If your mark it as poison, or honestly and descriptively, people will try to use it as a weapon, or a manhood test, or whatever dumb shit might happen. The patronizing warnings won't be legible to survivors and they're, quite frankly, embarassing.

My money is on descriptive warnings buried with the waste that only get exposed if it's exposed. You still run the risk of people trying to weaponize it but at least they aren't being attracted to the site by the warnings themselves.

No, it's not. It is cultist delusion from beginning to end.

Better, sure. Free of the idiots who think they shouldn't ever see a popular comic they don't like in their feed, no.