Dread delusion claims to be like Morrowind, but it’s just on my wishlist soni can’t say how accurate it is.

• Yes let’s burn it!
• No, I need to prepare first.
• [persuade] I have a nuke we could use.

It’s bordering on conspiracy, but there’s an argument to be made that record labels pushed gangster rap and downplayed others to keep black communities down.

It’s about 80% that can read. Only about 10% can understand the concept of a metaphor though.

Armed protests are peaceful protests.

You are always looking at the part someone just used.

If you only have them distilled water and not the formula you mix into it, then it’s dangerous, but the minerals aren’t the problem there.

Pretty involved scam then as I’ve actually met Someone that served with him.

Cops.

He didn’t preach violence, but he did have armed members during marches. There was enough implication of force to keep the police in relative check during marches.

Cheating is like divorce it’s common if you look at the percentage of relationships. They are both less common if you look at at individuals. Cheaters always cheat again, those who get divorced often do so again.

It’s an Indian name, so the spelling is a bit weird.

Those leaders are still Japanese. A country notorious for ignoring and downplaying their atrocities. It’s like forgiving a Holocaust denier because they weren’t alive to drive the train.

If genocide is something you care about I wouldn’t be defending a Japanese company that existed in imperial Japan.

I wouldn’t go that far, but it’s probably most. I’ve had a few middle managers that were good, less than 5 though.

Inflation was tweaked to mean any increase in prices instead of a measure of the loss in value of a currency.

It has more to do with legislators using the tax code as a way to give away money for certain activities than tax prep lobbying. It’s also a lot of fear mongering by those companies, and a general lack of reading comprehension. If you don’t have to file quarterly, your taxes are likely very easy.

Economics just redefines terms as needed for the moment. Recession is really a label that can’t really be applied until after you’re in it anyway.

Inflation has also gotten watered down to be less meaningful once it started being a problem.

There’s also regulations that actually hurt the things they are intended to protect. It’s generally called perverse incentives. The example here is related to endangered species. It’s in the interest of those that find an endangered species on their property to “shovel and shut up” as the presence only creates problems for the owner.

The one nice thing about Ohio is drive through liquor stores.