Orogun01

The future looks bright...like a lens flare.

He should just rename that cat Eric the Black.

The Kuleshov effect AKA "why women think Ryan Gosling is deep" To add to your point, they also selectively show one case and then quote statistics to associate all cases with the former one. Both sides are very guilty of this and it just creates the illusion of scale, when in a per capita analysis it is a very small group of incidents.

Not accusing you in particularly of this but I always found it funny how people ask for nuance and context when it comes to evidence that challenge their views. When it supports it there's no need for evidence and nuance would just get in the way of an extreme emotional response.

I liked Omerta and I'm looking forward to this game.

You forgot about Raidou Kuzunoha

Seems like one of those shortsighted predictions that assumes that the unrest in the US will continue and looks at the US in a vacuum. Everyone else in the globe is doing poorly thanks to the Wuhan flu, no one will turn their economy away from one of the biggest trading partners in the globe during this time. A short term inflation is likely in the way, but that can be eased through rationing as a lot of stores have been doing.

Yes, a game where a shadowy heir to a fortune sends unfortunates to their doom for profit definitively takes your mind of the current political environment. Joking aside, best Lovecraft game yet.

My first reaction to this trailer was "Should I cancel my pre-order?"

Well, they did vote for God.

The Federal debt doesn't matter, f*** the Rothchilds.

And the fact that the Democratic party is being push to the insane left is why the Dems might have to reform into new party, specially since right now they're looking more like the Socialist Corporate party.

If moderators exists and are all powerful could they post a post that even them could not moderate?

Yo, that's the best thing ever

The one from Dante's Inferno or the one from Devil May Cry?

If there's no leader how do they pick the places to protest, or even to start a protest? Someone said, we are going to protest at this place and other peopled joined in. If they said, lets try to get enough signatures to do a recall vote, it would have taken a different direction. Likely wouldn't have gotten nowhere since funding for BLM depends of visibility and a riot its far louder than a petition. Plus BLM and Antifa receive funding, they're organized.

I wonder if a better solution wouldn't be to instead of protests that can be derailed by looters a recall vote campaign wouldn't have been more effective.

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I now feel I was right, all those times I pissed on shrubs.

I think cops should be judged (morally not legally) by reasonable expectation of what action judgments are acceptable based on the situations they find themselves in. If you're a cop involved in a riot your emotions run high, you might be hearing about people you know being gunned down by protesters and are in a state of heightened tension. Within that state it is very easy to make a bad call that ends up in tragedy. We seem to hold cops to an unrealistic standard of what they should be; a soldier that shoots civilians that's just collateral damage, a doctor that kills a patient with the wrong treatment, malpractice. These thing happen but because they're outside of our periphery we don't judge them as harshly as police videos of events that are a minor percent of the sum of all police interactions across the country. It's also true (and I agree with you) that cops need to have more accountability, politicians and bankers too for that matter. This whole situation could have been easily avoided if that cop with a long history of unlawful events was out of the force. The question then its, who's signing in to fill that void? Definitively not many people are eager to join a job where everyone will hate you, doesn't pay well and you could die. For the higher ups that only have the mandate of close cases, they don't care who does it or how it gets done. I'm just assuming this based on my own experiences in corporate jobs but it might be worth entertaining the thought that we don't have a policing problem so much as bad police management problem. Also, If I push Vol and he dies I was protecting myself by enforcing social distancing.

Obviously he didn't but it didn't seem like it was entirely intentional, like they just wanted to push him back and it turned out wrong. It's bad that they weren't allowed to help but it might be protocol to stay out of the way and let a medical professional handle it. You could do more harm than good if you don't know what you're doing, might be that cops need some medical training to handle situations like this.

...Just spare yourself the pain, no human being should be forced to play Andromeda or Kingmaker. Those games actually made me feel physically ill, there should research on them for interrogation purposes.

I know they're not an unified group but some chapters seem to have graduated a long years ago

I interpret that as "I'm going to get Biblical on yo ass"