Someone needs a reality check.
That man's military career? Over. Broken Federal statute, (likely) two broken UCMJ regulations on top of that.
Incredibly likely to receive a dishonorable discharge (at a minimum) which will kill any opportunities for a post-military career.
In an unprecedented act of dissent, active-duty USAF Major Jason Watson was arrested on the Capitol steps after calling for the impeachment & removal of Donald Trump. Risking his career to uphold his constitutional oath, his arrest marks a historic moment. โ๐ปโ๐ฟโ๐ผโ๐พโ๐ฝ
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@BasedChar_RE Granted...how much point is there in a physical disc to games with day one patches to fix core gameplay problems and plenty of DLC paywalls?
@BasedChar_RE Especially since it appears to have been an old bookstore. One could easily include the purchase of that as part of a business plan to secure a working visa.
@japan_nobunaga To keep it simple terms: it is a protection from the government, yes. But there are plenty of things the government and reason cannot protect you against. In a sense, it is the ultimate insurance policy with no red tape to use.
@HMBohemond It stems from a narrow corporate belief, 'we sell plastic miniatures.' Everything they do stems from the most reductionist side of that belief.
@BuzzPatterson I'm relatively for an rapid ingress and capture of the island. But there are fairly limited support options that would be on the table for boots on the ground due to the potential explosive nature of the site and needing to secure every square inch.
Star Citizen players are spending $5,000 on the Anvil Odin, a 762-meter battle cruiser that hasnโt been added to the game yet.
The ship is still in development, but players are already spending like 4 full salaries on a simple ship, they must be rich.
Star Citizen has always had expensive ships, but spending $5k on a ship that doesnโt yet exist in-game is insane.
This explains why the gameโs crowdfunding campaign recently passed $1 billion, making it one of the most successful crowdfunded projects ever.
@japan_nobunaga I think most people keep their fridges between 50% and 80% full depending on their schedule (or even on the way their week/month is going).
Probably the worst offender in terms of space eaters belongs to hordes of sauce bottles.