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The gameplay was a bigger deal at the time because it was a zombie survival horror that focused on stealth over violence. It was also an early standout in matching the feel of gameplay to the tension and environment. It’s one of those games that doesn’t feel like a big deal now because so many games that came after

Disney in Bane voice: “Oh, you think Florida’s corrupt government is your ally. But you merely adopted the corruption; I was born in it!”

I never imagined someone who made their main character a biker named “Deacon St John” would blame any issues on “woke”. Seriously floored by this.

/s

Just like how cheaters are always the ones most paranoid about people cheating. That’s why when I hear Republicans going on about keeping bathrooms safe for women, all I hear is, “...because I would absolutely take advantage of the situation.” Although I guess we shouldn’t be surprised. Assuming everyone thinks the

See my “To Whatever” response.

To “Whatever”,

The post I originally responded to was victim blaming because she, as the person who died, was the victim. It’s blaming her because the reasoning behind it was:

1) Person spilled (or poured) coffee on other person.
2) 6 months pass. Instead of considering anything that may have happened in these 6 months

This strikes me as more of a “you had to be there” story among friends that they tried to tell in an amusing way and failed miserably.

My problem wasn’t with the one sentence that stated this. It was all the other absolute bullshit word salad garbage.

This is the most verbose, well-though-out, and obnoxious example of blaming the victim I’ve ever seen. Bravo.

He was probably wearing something that encouraged people to spill hot coffee on him.

She thinks she and her friends are objectively great when the whole of celebrity culture (even whether someone is a creative genius) is subjective. Just like every businessman who thinks their wealth is a result of their unique genius, they believe their success was an inevitable result of their abilities and

This is what celebrities and politicians don’t get or refuse to accept about “cancel culture”:

You are famous and popular because lots of people like you. If you do or say things that make lots of people dislike you, you lose your value and people no longer want to pay you lots of money to be associated with them. As

Because by obscuring the plate they aren’t being punished for repeated dangerous behavior that would normally result in them being taken off the road, rendering them unable to continue to engage in the same dangerous behavior.

That’s how laws work.

It may be petty bullshit but he’s just a guy. I’m more concerned about the cops who responded to it with charging him. I can’t think of a good reason for doing so that doesn’t constitute some form of harassment or retaliation on behalf of the driver. That raises so many red flags that even if there’s a totally

I wondered about Phase 4 myself but after reading your article I wonder if everyone being separated everywhere was intentional.

You’re right it doesn’t follow the same blueprint as phase 1 but maybe that was never intended. If the first saga was about the first team of heroes coming together to save the world, this

I think your response is pretty good because it’s apparent you care and are listening but maybe let go of the idea there’s a “party line” or any other implication there’s this big, organized cabal looking for victims or to score points.

Now I’m entirely speculating here, but I think part of the problem is you’re

I think the problem people have with your view (or more the way you present it) is you do so as a logic problem where everything is a zero-sum game. It misses the entire problem in the debate which is a lack of empathy or willingness to look for empathy. It’s the desire to score points off the other guy, to reduce it