The problem is that the SS is staffed with people who think Trump is the good guy. Lots and lots of “patriotic” Mormons.

He set the bar really low, yet somehow, America has managed to limbo right under it. Twice.

Russia doesn’t need to invade. They already own the White House and a bunch of Congresspeople. Not as many as AIPAC, but enough.

Does it make wearer vermilion?

Barter system. Time to go redistribute some farm animals to my garage and learn how to blacksmith.

It’s in my state but I’m not worried bc between Jesus and essential oils, all will be well. /s

Probably. I imagine you could probably get one at a gun show in Texas

Oh yeah. I keep forgetting about that. I suppose I need to study it a little more to make it stick.

Good ole brute force is the best method, though, as you said, targeting is a huge problem. Basically you need a low Earth orbit shotgun.

Well, that’s a good question. In all seriousness, probably Liberia. If they get to that point. Lots of cases have been overturned but that doesn’t stop ICE from kidnapping and holding whoever they want.

Don’t forget that ICE is kidnapping and trying to deport Native Americans.

They’re white and rich.

The whole thing was rigged to fail. There appears to have been almost zero outside input during the development. All the feedback they got were from internal sources or carefully vetted content creators - ones that rarely say anything bad about a game.

They created an echo fart-sniffing chamber.

They released a few updates almost right away which were received positively but it doesn’t appear that the company had the money to ride out a few months of poor microtransactions.

No open beta, no Early Access. They disappeared from social media right after the trailer dropped then, when they returned, all they did was whine.

Thousands of players quit and uninstalled before finishing the required tutorial.

I’m sure a lot of the creatives and devs are capable of creating great things. Management created an environment of groupthink, not of questioning and innovation.

Praise Jesus

Nah. It’ll be an online hero shooter.

Run down double-wide with a meth lab and a puppy mill to try to cover the smell.

I’m not sure he could think of 3 different questions.

Married his friend’s little sister.

In most states, manufacturers are prohibited from selling directly to consumers.

There are a variety of reasons for it, some were consumer-friendly (like preventing the manufactures from monopolizing repair/service), but it basically created a system of middlemen that raised costs.

I worked at a Honda dealership in college and I learned a lot.

For example, when you finance through a dealership, the dealer doesn’t actually put up any money. They find a 3rd party financer then tack on a few percentage points.

Salespersons also earn higher commissions on dealer-provided upsales, such as window-etching, rust-preventative, custom badging, extended warranties, etc, so they try to push those things.

Dealers are also locked into individual manufacturers, usually. That is, a “family” of dealerships, are actually multiple businesses, each with a contract with a different manufacturer.

The person that owned the Honda dealership I worked at, owned others. On one side, they had a Pontiac-Buick-GMC dealer, then Chevy, Chevy truck, and Cadillac on the other side. Even they it was all General Motors, they were run separately. Down the street, they had a dealership that sold both new Toyotas and Subarus.