Mr.NutterButter @Mr_NutterButter@gameliberty.club

@Terry there's like an entire genre of people crying out him and asking him for favors just like this which I find funny.

Probably my favorite was some guy who was screaming about how he'll be the best goy imaginable if he can get a good goy girlfriend.

I do find it interesting that depending on what region you play in game. The meta developed slightly differently just based on placed out of the player base and cultural context.

A great example of this is in a typically likes to have very Scrappy type of metals typically with a carry character which is basically like the All Star of the game. Whereas in Asia typically they like to play highly coordinated strategies for the entire team needs to execute on it very precisely. I always find a small little differences so interesting.

@vriska O, hope it heals quickly

@beardalaxy To be fair. The "th" sound is incredibly hard for a large majority of people to say because that sounds simply doesn't exist in a majority of languages.

That's why you particularly hear a large majority of people from Asian countries have an incredibly hard time pronouncing that sort of sound even more then most.

You can even see it to wear some native English speakers will slightly slur their th sound or kind of blended together when they're talking and it's the most common word people mess up when they're trying to pronounce a new word.

@vriska How?

@beardalaxy I'm trying

@magicalthinking O I know haha XD

But I'm trying to learn to roll my r's so I can mimic a animal sound but the animal requires you to roll an r to mimic it correctly.

Trying to learn how to roll my r's feels like I'm trying to figure out how to pronounce a mystical word.

I've only spoken English my whole life. It doesn't help that I have a lisp which makes it even harder...

@georgia oh yeah that's totally up your alley. I thought you were talking about unhinged.

@georgia Surrrrrrre..... Also it couldn't have been that bad we all know your Personality.

@King_Noticer Skill issue

@beardalaxy Well good luck

It seems that people have a hard time understanding that even if something doesn't exist a can negatively affect you if other people believe it.

Yes there isn't a magical fairy that gives you gold under your pillow if you stab someone but if 400 people out of the 600 people in your town believe that all of a sudden everyone's getting stabbed.

Same thing applies to religion and other such matters which is why it needs to be contained or it needs to be positive and beneficial for your culture. It's also applies to atheism too because Atheism is technically a belief of lack of belief so it isn't exempt from this.

Should have been more obvious to me but given someone explaining this to me like a retard it makes complete sense.

That judeo-christians and evangelicals are basically just a doomsday cult they're trying to bring about the apocalypse in any way and them having massive influences greatly affecting the world negatively because they believe that they must bring up about the end times.

They also seem to be mainly motivated because they seem to all be extremely afraid of actually dying.

If you talk to them they constantly talk about how they want to be raptured before they die and other things like that.

And I know this is obvious but pointing it out really does make it clear.

The foundation and birth of the United States was a fundamental rejection of the old world and every conceivable way especially from the founders who were Messianic.

Due to them being Freemasons and weaving those ideas into the foundation of laws and beliefs in the United States.

This solidified when the United States took full power over Europe after defeating it in world war I and world war II and winning the Cold war. And becoming the sole superpower.

So of course its foundational ideas would bleed into other nations causing a similar poison across the world.

If you noticed many countries who were previously affected by communism are doing better than the purely liberal Nations that were never under the iron curtain. It's the difference between being in stage 1 and stage 5 cancer.