WarioWare says it has no legal obligation to pass U.S. tariff refunds on to gamers 🎮
• The President of the company has gone into hiding
• Consumers were told 'Have a Rotten Day. Nanananana.'
Kind of crazy that Goose has grown this reputation for hating "show, don't tell" when every piece of discourse I see about her series boils down to "why was this story element implied through visual details rather than being explicitly told to us through exposition in dialogue"
Protecting children starts at home, not in Brussels.
Abolishing anonymous internet for 450 million Europeans just so teenagers can bypass it in the blink of an eye isn't child protection. It's surveillance dressed up as safety.
I don't label myself The Right, but here's a moral argument: it is immoral to pursue policies that don't work - that will make people poorer and their lives harder - just because they make you feel morally superior.
It is immoral to ignore the evidence you don't like.
It is immoral to pursue fashion over truth and ego over practicality. It is immoral to ruin people's lives (including the lives of the poorest) to satisfy your own moral narcissism.
It is immoral to steal. It is immoral to justify theft on the grounds that a consensus wants to steal.
It is immoral to be an MP and be this abjectly stupid.
EU ist, wenn ich jedes depperte Cookie von jeder random Website, die ich aufrufe, mit zehn Seiten Kleingedrucktem bestätigen muss,
gleichzeitig aber meine privaten Chats anlasslos durchleuchtet werden.
F*ck you, Big Brother.
The European Parliament voted AGAINST Chat Control. 314 to 276.
And it passed anyway.
Let me tell you how: they needed 361 votes to say no. On the last day before vacation. Every empty seat counted as a yes.
They lost the vote. They won the law.
That’s not democracy. That’s a trick. #ChatControl