@GeeksGamersCom Opening means nothing. The numbers are showing roughly 20% drop off per day from the opening day and there are more people free on weekends. Let's see how it survives the first to second week drop off and then the Spider-Man release.
@kazzorr_@chonnycanuck@pureMetatron Some of us are old enough to have been around when Troy was released and how it was criticized from various angles from its historicity, to the faithfulness of its adaptation, to its casting issues (like questioning Brad Pitt's casting), and so on.
@RazorFist@EveKeneinan I'm a vet, they've had mine for nearly 2 decades already. If I'd have a dollar every time the VA and gov. have lost my info since I was in I'd likely be a millionaire.
@CapnPatriot@pureMetatron The reality is they are all Marxist ideologies, the question is whether you prefer to be killed by a Marxist that pretends to promote his nation, promotes an Italian exclusive ideology, or promote international oppression.
@verbalriotshow Another cringy Hollywood stunt, but what I find hilarious is the way Bernthal looks. It's like he's staring down a shotgun barrel being forced to do it, while every else is happily doing it.
@ABluntPenguin@TheLegalMindset@AutisticClip I'd like to point out that Japan while not Christian, its governing is based on Western Christian countries, particularly their Constitution which was heavily inspired by the US principles, foundation, and Constitution which was obviously rooted in Christian mores.
@TheLegalMindset@AutisticClip Most of those Asian countries that are enjoyable to live in either have growing Christian populations or are modeled after Christian Western Countries like Japan's Constitution being modeled after the Christian based US Constitution (though obviously not exact).
@richrapscallion@pureMetatron Far right? It's a derivative of early 20th century Marxist ideology. It was known for price controls, nationalizing private companies, and so on. Corporatism was coined by them for regulating companies to death, so that they could sweep in and nationalize them ""for the people.""
@WCerecky@DelusionPosting You trying your best Pharisee impression? The Pharisees wanted to trap Jesus into saying God was more important than Caesar. Jesus was separating religion and gov., we can render unto Caesar his dues because God's authority has no need of emperors to work. It isn't libertarian.
@Wilde7even@DelusionPosting You do realize he flipping the tables of Jews because the Jewish religious leaders were bilking common practicing Jews, turning religion into a business. The only people in the Jewish temples that were practicing and being taking advantage of were other Jews.
@TheBigReturns@DelusionPosting You mean the religious leaders of the Jews (Pharisees) that were taking advantage of common practicing Jews (not some vague nebulous group of people), turning religion into a business (mega ""churches"" should be sweating on that one).
@WCerecky@DelusionPosting I wouldn't say libertarian with the whole Matthew 22:21. He wasn't anti-establishment in the political sense, it was more so with what the Pharisees and other religious leaders had done with the worship of God, turning it into a business (a lot mega churches should be sweating).
@NewsM101 I've been within 20 feet of them before. They're surprisingly quiet and quite good at coming up behind you. Luckily it wasn't mating season and were too busy eating as much as they could for winter. They can get larger than 1 ton / 900kg and average ~35 mph maxing around 40 mph.
@Splatkitty1776@GBC_Press A lot of local and regional economies will also collapse or suffer greatly. Having served overseas, there are large local and regional economies that are very dependent and built around the increased cashflow from US service men and women.
@Grummz Doing great? At best: mixed bag, in reality people are deifying a necessary decision like she's standing up for gamers. She's being forced due to financial reasons. It's like praising an addict for being sober because they lost everything and can't currently afford their habit.