I mean, it was indeed a hot mess in many ways, but it was also a mostly functioning online community. So functional it became a great source for information and individual opinions on just about anything.
It could have been preserved and profited from with little effort, but some suits saw a bigger payday opportunity and tried to wring it dry, accidentally squeezed too hard, and drove a wedge into the community.
North Carolina style, head to your nearest electric substation and open fire*
*Doesn't work for laptops, instead just shoot the laptop
Musky Bois be like "that's not rust, it's patina".
One side actively stands for disaster, the other side occasionally throws us a bone. Eh, it sucks, but the alternative is revolution and we're too lazy for that.
I'm honestly really glad it seems to be a shared opinion that's changed over the years. About 10 years ago I got told it was unprofessional language in the workplace.
Already out my man, it's called Palworld, and it's great.
Have you not paid attention in the past 5 years? He doesn't debate or answer anything directly, and he isn't for democracy. But yeah, let's hear what the literal Nazi sympathizer has to say.
That honestly sounds like a reasonable way to position Baltic/border states, but wouldn't it rely on the willingness of all of those countries? And since the Baltic states are already NATO, I don't see a lot of likelihood for them to leave for a strategically weaker alliance.
You're right about that common fear on article 5, I'm hoping it will never be tested haha.
Hypothetical, obviously, but how would you feel if we let Texas secede but offered relocation assistance for folks that want to flee the state?
If they were regulated as a common carrier, wouldn't this be a non issue for them? Shame they fought that so hard, it seems like it would have saved them some money.