They exist unfortunately.

I mean... people do that in America too.

The Biden stans were out here in full force up until the moment it became untenable to defend him from accusations of impropriety. Funny how now age is a problem for him too. 

Yes, there’s nothing as wonderful as the suspension of habeas corpus. 

Which hasn’t precluded them from criticizing him or praising other candidates. Sorry Tomato.

Because most of the commenters on Splinter are incapable of holding multiple thoughts in their head? Therefore they think that praise of Bernie = not being able to criticize him or praise anyone else.

Valar tomato.

Yeah, I don’t think I’ll ever be able to see the appeal of sitting in front of a computer for hours at a time with Internet randos leering at me.

That’s his Japanese VA, yeah. Didn’t know you could switch the audio too. That’s good to know.

As I’ve said before: the New York Times is basically a shitty make-work program for the neo-conservatives too chickenshit to work for the Trump administration. Amazing how people forget that.

It really is great that the New York Times is fulfilling its function as a make work program for shitty neo-conservatives who should have just vanished after they (under false pretenses) invaded Iraq. I really am dying to hear how this asshole’s islamophobia is that different from Trump’s.

Same here. Stayed up till 1 and nada.

Ok, but do you get to play with Jun Fukuyama as his VA?

Well if you’re Nancy Pelosi: you spend more time breathing fire about Ilhan Omar and AOC than the sitting President mired in corruption.

But he might peel off JUST ENOUGH Republicans by vaguely promising what they know their ugy will give them.

They really don’t seem to get that Republicans will use anything to bludgeon them with whether it’s the truth or not. Because Republicans actually get that it’s about winning and not trying to fellate your opponent.

Sounds like the whole family deserves to stay together.

Yeah, I’m not seeing the issue here. It’s not like the infrastructure of the industry can’t be reoriented for a government plan. The only people that lose out are the execs and investors. Which I am perfectly fine with.

Something something purity politics.

So I’m going to guess that Nintendo (once again) didn’t include a JP option for those of us who are more Jun Fukuyama-inclined?