I think I'd play any such variation if only to see how much of a trainwreck it is
Well if the LOONY left could propose a better approach to transportation than eternal arms race of the killdozers I'd sure like to hear it!
Easy - Success: President Putin, I am ready. Send me to the frontline.
Legendary - Failure: Wait, what?
I love Disco Elysium because depending on the choices you made and how far along you are in the game this can either be genuine "God I wish I wasn't stuck with this weirdo" from Kim or "Well, the weirdo I adopted keeps being right about his hunches, best to let him get on with it"
This is kind of the running theory on conspiracies, isn't it? To take Milton for an example, it's either we fucked up so hard we'd need to restructure society entirely (which never does play well with conservatives) and change everything, alternatively you shoot Kamala Harris so she doesn't HAARP you anymore or something.
Each game has a plot but it's just to keep the Fortress Accident Sidequest moving along
Just for the sake of discussion, this is an odd thing to do, right? To repurpose monuments? I feel like you either tear them down wholecloth or have them around as some sort of memorial. To have national pride in a monument, except that one bit, seems so odd.
We're about to get the worst op-eds in recent history in german newspapers
Feels prudent here, quoting from Wiki
The bicycles are custom designed for law enforcement use. Many manufacturers of bicycles offer police models, including Haro, Volcanic, Trek, Cannondale, Fuji, Safariland-Kona, Force, and KHS.
Never buy one new of those manufacturers. There's enough other manufacturers out there that this is very easy to do.
EDIT: Fuji especially by the way, they made big news during the BLM protests that they wouldn't anymore and then quietly resumed it after. To no surprise to anyone but still, if the jellyfish have you beat on spines you deserve ire
unstoppable material interest meets immoveable ideological prism
The problem is everything Trey Parker and Matt Stone ever did is satire about believing in literally anything except nihilistic libertarianism. It ends you up at this "satire of the americans that's also just what the americans think"