So, Factorio tie-in novel?

The part that IS left is pretty positive, though. And there are historical aspects to the lines that aren't used.
The only real positive that I can say is that most people WILL kick you out if you start singing the first verse.

Funnily enough, the GDR anthem is a lot nicer, but eh.... History.

I'd think that porn is usually visual while erotica is written?

Founding a tech company called fellowship that just makes tools to counteract everything the evil tolkienverse companies sells and gives them away for free

Maybe he just went green from envy?

Explain your username

My name is Ellie and I like Capybaras

So pretty!

There needs to be an additional point for "sad, wet and addictied to opioids" for London specifically

Fluff is nice, but this mix is why we read your stuff.
It hits all the right marks to leave you want more in then rnd

Lots of "plosive" sounds?

Apart from it being bullshit, IF you wanted to go at this scientifically, it would also need to be adjusted for neurodiversity which is much more common among GNC people, it seems and while that doesn't make us dumber, we often don't fit that narrow definition that IQ tests for.

youtu.be/IAviBwRVb1E?...

It's funny how this would actually be a big pro for Mamdani voters.....

Protesting is good. Rumor has it that you need 3.5% of the population to be in constant protest to topple a regime.

For the US, I think only a general strike could move Congress to act, at least peacefully.

If not, we have to ask the question: when does political violence turn into self defense?

Personally, I'd only do that if I had something to say about it.
Like "cool concept, but going in the wrong direction" or something like that.

A studio managed to turn one of the most famous and impactful anti-fascist novel in Germany (Die Welle) into a bad Netflix show that's about radikal leftist school children and their "extremism"
People WANT to write left radicals as idiots cause otherwise it might seem like they have good arguments

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