@AP4Liberty It so sad to see how retard leftist dems have ruined this city. Over 50+ years of pure unfettered dem control an all the ppl here do is complain how bad it is but then vote dem still an say its republicans who are making it a bad city 🙃.
Tunnels and helicopters have both evolved since the Open Beta... 🪖
Whilst the NVA have seen updates to tunnel balancing and the addition of a brand-new traversal animation, the U.S. Forces have also received several improvements to strengthen their aerial mobility.
Helicopters now offer improved handling, increased resilience against small arms fire, and Officers can deploy spawn points directly from the aircraft, giving squads even greater flexibility when establishing new positions.
So, which side will you be fighting for in Hell Let Loose: Vietnam?
🚁 U.S. Forces and their helicopters
🕳️ NVA and their tunnel network
#HellLetLooseVietnam #HellLetLoose
57 years ago today, the clearest case of American Exceptionalism became extraterrestrially undeniable.
The Stars and Stripes were planted on the lunar surface to commemorate the greatest achievement in human history. 🇺🇸🚀
In 1844, sending a letter from Boston to New York cost more than a day's wage for some workers. That's because the law made it a federal crime for anyone but the Post Office to carry it.
A radical named Lysander Spooner called the bluff. He founded the American Letter Mail Company, charged a fraction of the government rate, delivered faster, and dared them to explain why competition was illegal.
Washington's response wasn't to out-compete him. It couldn't. It buried him in prosecutions until the company died... and then, faced with a public that had SEEN cheap mail exist, Congress slashed postal rates anyway. The stamp you grew up with was Spooner's tombstone and his trophy at the same time.
One man with a better price did what no committee hearing ever has: he made the monopoly justify itself. It couldn't then. Its descendants can't now.
Every "natural monopoly" is one Spooner away from being exposed.