@aDNowitsch@MargaretKrohn Not sure what you think this proves.
They didn't go bankrupt. They had investors who wanted to gut the company and send development to India, and they decided that no company was better than a morally corrupt company.
We'll learn what really happened when the lawsuits come out.
@JRRandall@Coste1Costello@factpostnews It's a law of nature. The people most against guns are the people who know the least about them or what's required to own them.
@aDNowitsch@MargaretKrohn "U dont know if there was any kind of deceint or intent."
- That goes for you too.
"They collect the money from steam and went off in a way even the devs cant understand."
- Steam didn't release the money. That's why the employees aren't getting their final paychecks.
@actingliketommy Sounds great in theory, but you’re describing a bureaucracy that doesn’t exist. Guaranteeing free, never‑expiring IDs for every voter before enforcement isn’t a plan; it’s a logistical fantasy.
Good policy has to work in the real world, not just on paper.
@texasrunnerDFW That doesn’t justify a system with baked‑in inefficiency. People aren’t against paying; they’re against paying into a black hole. Fix the waste and fraud first, and then the conversation about tax funding becomes much easier.
@texasrunnerDFW Wanting good roads and schools doesn’t mean blindly accepting ever‑rising property taxes with mediocre results. The issue isn’t paying; it’s paying more and getting less.
@CromartyHugh@DavidCantone@IndiaTales7 Why would you think it's about military bases and troops? It never was. Greenland sits on Arctic shipping routes that are opening up as ice melts, it has minerals the U.S. and its allies want secure access to, and it already hosts early-warning and space-tracking infrastructure.
@aDNowitsch@MargaretKrohn Scammers don't spend 11 years developing a product only to have the company collapse, likely losing a lot of money in the process.