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They got their verdict.

Sick of arguing details. The message is clear, Republicans are outside the law. The lesson is learned and its only going to get uglier from here.

And all for Trump? Very unfortunate.

I see in the Netherlands' thread that Parodite is a supporter of the Berlusconi plan :

Immigration is a motte-and-bailey argument. ----------- As fertility rates have dropped or are dropping globally, there is no future to catering to imagined, new communities either. As noddy has pointed out, so much of this is fueled by large business looking for a short-term windfall to their inter...

Oh I'm not second guessing our great Chinese future relation with the "Global South"



Such progress. I can't comprehend such relations!

That new world order I keep hearing about is looking an awful lot like the current one.

Just that this time, we have Chinamen caning Africans to work the mines harder and a group of people on a suicidal mission to start WWIII to prove their importance.

We are a quarter of the way through Red Dead Redemption 1. Okay, it's pretty great despite its age and mechanical issues. There is very little difference between this and 2. It's all one piece. Coming at it from playing 2 first, we are still leaning slightly into the 2 camp as being the better one. ...

I still like the idea of Void Bastards if not the execution. Just read that it was an Australian/Canadian company, but its not immediately popping up how big Blue Manchu (the developer) is. Reading an interview with a designer gives me the impression that a lot of time was spent working on or imagin...

Still hacking away, thankful.

Talking to someone about the beats thing though, the wells are running dry.

The future of popular music belongs to a type of librettist.

I did something alright.

Right now, the market has bottomed out for beats. The bar of the entry is low and, if anyone is following, rap & hip hop are in a financial decline.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GN4T_uTWgAAHx2h?format=jpg&name=small Is the Toyota Hilux utility vehicle available for purchase in the US? My understanding is that it isn't. There is a 25% import tax on light trucks and I'm sure environmental regulations which keep the Toyota Truck (as I've heard ...