You stated why humans need to cover up. We’re talking about a disparity between men and women. Men can reveal their breasts; women cannot. Both should avoid too much exposure to sunlight but that isn’t the topic. You’re changing the issues by talking about health and making it about safety but we’re setting two…

Did she ever brand herself as being young? That would be one thing. If she did, she lied. If she never led people on like that, totally fair, and it should highlight people’s priorities and their expectations. No reason she can’t also have fans who truly wanted her to succeed. But again, curious if she actually…

It’s spelled severe.

I am. What do you think I’m being critical of? How did you even miss that?

There’s a lot to explain here but that wall of text would better be found elsewhere by understanding how traffic works and what it means. Other countries do have their own sites and “alternatives”. You might have noticed that reining in tech giants is a huge prerogative.

Never mind that Killzone on PS2 looked fantastic at the time, and until the PS2's last days.

This is phrased weirdly. What are you asking? Facebook isn’t just a site for people to post profiles - it’s a business and money from that business is used to buy up other things or get involved otherwise. 

Killzone on PS1 looked terrible? Please describe more things. I’m fascinated.

Even asking or inquiring about “the point” of going to a beach with fewer clothes smacks of American culture. The point of going to the beach at all, in the sun, is to enjoy it. Having a top on for men - like a t-shirt, especially in the water - is strange. Women having to cover up is clearly based on sexual rules.…

Correct. Which is why it’s a bad term to use.

Is it hard to type while bent over so impressively?

American society does. This isn’t a problem elsewhere. It’s a huge problem in some places but not a problem at all in others. The real focus should be on American businesses that don’t want to violate or advocate for a change in policy.

This is framed entirely within an American context. Other parts of the world don’t care. Some do, some don’t. The reason it’s not allowed is because of American rules that dominate the sphere of the internet. Facebook is available to everyone but America’s morality is encoded into what can and cannot be posted.…

EVE Online.

They’ve done that anyway. Stop sucking up to corporate interests like you know what you’re talking about and that corporations are the real boon to people, not their governments.

The tax watch isn’t explicitly saying that it’s illegal. It not being illegal and being a complex game of laundering is precisely what they’re criticizing. You’ve offered up nothing to the debate except advocacy for a devil who has plenty already.

Rockstar North has used tax programs and other smart accounting to avoid paying corporate taxes in the UK for years

I miss my halcyon days of Dota 2 when I would main heroes like Lycan, use builds people shit on me for (Shadowblade?!), and then ultimately walk away with a 75% win rate.

It shouldn’t be that surprising to you. It’s video games, and people go by monikers online.

And other urban myths!