Why not review the menu, and if for some reason, one of the items is offensive to you, either try to reach a compromise, or fucking leave and go somewhere else?

Forgot about those, I saw the second crash live.

This is the part where we all point at you and laugh!

This is the first time I see a real airplane crash, and not some CGI simulation, the sheer speed of that aircraft is crazy to witness.

I think so, the guy is pretty messed up, and the blurriness underneath the centipede is sus.

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"BMW driver" it's always the ones you suspect the most ...

Devolver aren't exactly what I have in mind when thinking about "indie" games.

Well, yeah, the regime sucks, bombing a school during school day may not help the people there though.

You know the Joker meme with Murray telling him "you're laughing, people are dying on the street and you're laughing", and that's not how the quote goes. These things sort of take on a life of their own really.

The simple answer is that the protest was not an organic movement, it was entirely driven by the moderators of some subreddits, the communities themselves never wanted to participate, some were OK to show solidarity, but the fact of the matter is that the vast majority of users there weren't being inconvenienced by the API stuff, some were even hostile to the mere mention of migrating elsewhere. Once the mods relinquished, everything went back to normal because it was mostly them being affected by the API changes.

The funny thing about it is that you can very much attach any value you want to anything, it's just a matter of how much reach your message has and how many people believe it. NFTs ended up crashing because eventually people realize they were worthless, but not before the snake oil salesmen racked in billions from them.

If an influencer with millions of followers sold a bunch of autumn leaves, someone would buy them.