@FireEatingNinja@MentisWave Tldr steam works because it works because they understand the value of letting their customers buy things and do what they want. I do hate that the family sharing got nerfed (especially if you have family that lives long distance)
@DavidGuy44246@tadersalad46271@max_paperclips Very true. Its unrealistic to believe people dont have some really disturbing thoughts from time to time, its how the individual decides to go about such thoughts that matter.
@RichardGlutes@tadersalad46271@max_paperclips This is exactly my point, hell thats entire existence of RWS of "do violence in video games". Its up to the individual to have self control and outlets to handle such things and deal with them in a healthy manner.
@tadersalad46271@max_paperclips Play saints row/gta/or postal 2 once and tell me you dont get a single devious thought about doing something youd NEVER DO IN REAL LIFE to an NPC.
@tadersalad46271@max_paperclips Are you genuinely telling me you haven't done some messed up stuff in a video game or something like that at least once? Everyone has some dark thoughts here and there its how come about them.
@CharlieSue_USA I guess he's the link that you can indeed teach a monkey to get a college degree. Wilson is the president who was the wrong person at the right time and were still paying for his actions to this day.
@TylerHacker69 @Armed_Bear_MAGA@thecrussian@EndWokeness 10% of 150 million IS still millions of people. You have to take the raw population data and the percentages into account. I'm using 150 million as an example number.
@Armed_Bear_MAGA@thecrussian@EndWokeness Buddy 10% of a population IS millions of people. 10% of 80-90% of say 150 million people would be at least 5 million people. America was a 90% European descended nation for most of its life only changed by the Harts-Seller Act in the 70s.
@BazFromEastend@Rothmus By disabled I meant more like a veteran who has his legs blown off or his arms or someone is severally incapacitated due to extreme illness (like cancer or organ failure). What about workers frats and organizations made for and by workers (or trades guilds), how do you view those