@joigabrielle@Twenty1st_Pilot "Be serious", nigga this is the exact same shit nazis and the kkk were saying back in the day, sit yo dumbass down, swap out "black" with "white" and you sound like a member of the fuckin' Aryan brotherhood
swifties will seriously be like "why does everyone always talk shit about us and taylor" and then try to get people to call an ICE raid on a queer bar bc a drag queen said she wouldn't perform a Taylor swift song. like huh what a mystery
joe bart is what EVERY young man should aspire to be. people like him should be the main type of content twitch promotes and not the overly sexual irl streaming community. joe is educated, mature & admits to his mistakes and communicates properly. dude is an ACTUAL role model.
Do yall kids hug yall ? No one hugged me when i was a kid so i be looking at my kids like they trippin they hug me like every other hour is that normal ? It feels awkward. I don’t dislike it i just don’t know what to make of it I’m not used to affection from family
@StepOnThemQuee1@obifobii@dracthegoblin This is just not even true, she went home to her husband, lied and told him that Emmett catcalled her but in reality Emmett had a stutter and then her husband and his friends ganged up on him and lynched him, the damage was so bad that he was barely identifiable when he was found
@naviblabs As much as I wanna feel heartfelt sympathy for you the fact you're using it as a way to support police brutality makes me believe you deserved the loss.
I hope that daft cunt gets both her dachshund and cat taken away from her. You don’t deserve a fucking animal let alone two. You need a fucking factory reset. Give your animals to someone who wants them and get some much needed help you sick fuck.
A U.S. congressman wants to change how we legally “own” video games.
Rep. Ritchie Torres has announced plans to introduce the Power To The Players Act, a bill that would direct the FTC to create rules protecting consumers who buy video games.
The proposal would give players three basic rights:
>The right to own the games they purchase, rather than simply receiving a revocable license
>The right to keep playing games after online servers are shut down, through an offline mode
>The right to transfer or resell games they own
Torres argues that if a company can take a game away simply by shutting down its servers, then the consumer didn’t really buy the game in the first place.
Torres also hopes the legislation could eventually establish a precedent for ownership rights across other parts of the digital economy:
“If you pay for it, you own it.”