LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

great documentary.
i remember, as a kid we had those elementary school scholastic book fairs. i begged and pleaded with my parents to get me 3d game maker. i was told no, but maybe next year. we never saw it on shelves again. only a few years later, i found fps creator, and since my parents still didn't want to pay for it i resorted to pirating it xD made a lot of absolute shite, but it was still really fun to mess around with! these days, it's actually open source, including a litany of free resource packs, so that's kind of cool! because of the computers i had growing up until i was an adult with a job and could actually buy things i wanted, this original version of fps creator was about the only thing i could run as far as 3D game development goes, so i would end up sticking with RPG Maker instead. what an interesting world i'd live in if i had gone the 3D route instead.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H74kuD1g1wg

So… you’d like to gamble?

youre a fag harry. kys

https://archive.is/58u3F

Millions of Americans are beginning to ask themselves this question: Is the Federal Reserve (the “Fed”) a competent central bank or a terminally compromised regulator that simply does the bidding of Wall Street’s mega banks to the peril of average Americans and the U.S. economy? Millions of other Americans have already made up their minds on this point.

These persistent doubts about an institution with an $8.8 trillion balance sheet – that is backstopped by the U.S. taxpayer– is very bad for confidence in the U.S. banking system, especially when the Fed pivots from one banking bailout to the next. (What was the size of the Fed’s balance sheet prior to its serial bailouts? On December 26, 2007, the Fed’s balance sheet stood at $929 billion. It has soared by 847 percent in just over 15 years of serial bailouts.)

Let’s look at the evidence that’s been stacking up against the Fed since the financial crisis of 2008 – the worst economic collapse in America since the Great Depression of the 1930s.

We are now watching child labor become normalized to keep capitalism alive.

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@WashedOutGundamPilot

Yeah man, women do just great spending their lives in the workplace

Whenever this point comes up you know it’s a woman devising it. When girls hear this they think “oh….so the way we behave doesn’t let this stranger fit in….they judge me negatively? I should change my behavior!”

Guys don’t work that way, instead we hear it and get the idea that we’re simply incompatible. “Oh, so they don’t like it when we’re all hanging out? Huh, whatever I’ll keep my distance, we’ll give them plenty of space after work so we can relax without worrying about offending them. They can find their own, more compatible friend group”