My novel THE FAMILY BUSINESS features a military grade, genetically-enhanced working dog named Shadow as a supporting character. He is a good boy who likes to hunt collaborators.
(He does not die in the book.)
https://t.co/g8ofiCM8lN
@megievalist Remember a couple years ago when a handful of terminally online weirdos were trying to one-up each other with how much time and effort they put into reading Brothers Karamazov? Maybe we can bring that back.
The chief problem was trying to create a Western democracy in Afghanistan. Jim Gant outlined how it could have worked, but he was ignored.
The other issue here is people thinking fighting is "a mistake" when there is no other choice, just because it didn't go the way they hoped.
@aelfred_D Imagine having such a desperate need for validation that you try to convince people that God Himself gave you a superior soul.
Also imagine if this bizarre corner of X was your first exposure to Christianity.
My novel THE FAMILY BUSINESS features a military grade, genetically-enhanced working dog named Shadow as a supporting character. He is a good boy who likes to hunt collaborators.
(He does not die in the book.)
https://t.co/g8ofiCM8lN
JUST IN: Palmer Luckey's genetically modified military dog startup, Warhound, comes out of stealth, aiming to create enhanced canines for the U.S. military.