@TheOmniLiberal To be fair, just a few years ago, live on stream you yourself found out that "Prussia" was once an actual state and had to google it. (Literally one of, if not the Strongest powers of Europe in the 19th century). Both of you need to read more before trying to teach the world.
@WithTheYew What that guy is writing isn't even purely libertarian. It should be up for the masses to decide how we behave in social (not private) spaces (what is prohibited). Libertarianism has its limits, because at the end of the day - we live in a society ๐
Not necessarily true, I think the big prize pool actually brought huge status and notoriety to "The International", which even exists today, even though the prize pool itself is almost nonexistent in comparison. The passion is here but there is also the "inertia" effect from the past "glory days".
@HansMokeNiemann You are providing a textbook example of "how not to handle a joke" , burying yourself deeper and deeper any time you address the beads situation ๐ฟ. For a guy who often posts Bobby Fischer's images and regards him as their idol, you really paint a glowing image of a snowflake.โ
Being pro or against unions has nothing to do with being Libertarian. True Libertarians have nothing against unions, as long as they are voluntary and have no special privilege given to them by the government. Other than that, unionize all you want, if you see fit.
I have to agree with people about the L. Literally the main reason I speak some-what fluent English (at least compared to a post soviet country's standards) was watching Cartoon Network and other English Cartoons since I was a kid, there was plenty of learning & fun in the end ๐
@Peterpandam I'm from Eastern Europe, back in the Early Dota 1 days, these things were settled behind the gaming venue/internet cafe , one of the parties would most likely end up kissing the asphalt.