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Rosbjerg

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  1. Of course, but changing the stigma and taboo related to mental illness helps a great deal. People generally hide their weakness if society actively ostrizises them for it. Feeling isolated can severly affect a person's ability to emphasize, as we've probably all experienced in the harder times of our lives.
  2. He uses several french idioms and sings a Frere Jacque rather than Brother John. But it is somewhat downplayed, I imagine mostly because of Sir Patrick's lack of skill in French.
  3. You're just saying that because everyone matured and is more right-leaning than 10 years ago
  4. From the late 80s there's been an ever increasing militancy to political discourse - and discourse in general. We're in a period of hyper-normalilzation, a slow boiling of the pot, where most have noticed somethings up, but can't quite put the finger on it. Even the discourse on this little random corner of the net has seen a dramatic change in the last 10 years. Now the discussions around dinnertables all over the world, have always been a little casually racist and objectifying. Not good, but at least managable... But today we're seeing mass generalisations on big network newsshows, accussations flung out without a shred if proof or remorse and huge political scandals that are just 'par the course'.. People are numb to it, which only invites even more.
  5. I'm in the middle of a playthrough myself. Though I used to be better at this game... Yeah, I always have to readjust my playstyle when I come back to it - it's actally a tough little title, if you don't prepare the agents are gonna wipe your out.
  6. I had a similar thing happen to Lantry, I noticed it and reloaded the autosave, so nothing was lost - but I lost patience with Bastard's Wound pretty quickly too. I had to reroll saves several times due to bugs - and many of the new quest structures are very poorly explained/examplified. I got through it in the end and enjoyed the story, but it did leave me a little jaded as well. Paradox is partly to blame here though - as a publisher they are overly fond of meaningless DLC, which they use to fund the more expensive DLC in their development cycles. I can understand the rationale, but they always overprice them. Their bigger DLCs are being shipped with less and less content too however, like Bastard's Wound, with the 15€/$ pricetag. Often breaking the base game in some way... Stellaris and Crusader Kings 2 are becoming horror pieces of bad code and feature creep.
  7. Yeah I agree with basically all your points - the 'I see there's a new star' moment, made me a little skeptical of their ability to write proper 'soft' science fiction, does light travel at warp speeds now?
  8. You need to shape up your source criticism there buddy. It's one of the most controversial American channels - not saying they're full on liars, but to call them 'the mature middle ground' is like calling CNN the arbiter of truth and fairness.
  9. If we're going by cumulative yeah - it's just that it's much more insidious and arguably harder to see, since it isn't a centralized state doing the killing.. And not much different from how human society has always churned the wheel. Also victims of Communism and Fascism are much easier to identify, internal dissidents and minorities tend to stick out.
  10. Yeah that fits my experience as well come to think of it.
  11. You get a missive from a Sage, saying she has some incriminating information and wish to preserve it - no idea what triggered receiving it.
  12. I see you've certainly learned from history - false narrative is a very effective propaganda tool.
  13. Much much harder - and in general you need to keep a lot more quiet about it too, even white nationalists are under scrutiny now, after Brevik. That and the technical know-how is harder to cultivate in the west, the people who actually can help you, are less inclined to support terrorism. Or so the annual reports here in DK, that I've read, seem to indicate. I imagine it's similar in other western countries.
  14. Not at all, in fact history shows how countries often emulate their oppressors. From Communists to Fascists, authoritarian political parties always draw out the disillusioned and disenfranchised. For a somber example, some Israeli Jews have certainly learned from their history.
  15. That's where we disagree -that is exactly the point. It is all to easy to construct a greater believable lie out of smaller truths. Ideology is a stepping stone of things half said and half meant, that suddenly become monolithic dogma. It's is important to see half-true accusations for what they are, otherwise they turn into justifiable persecution. And it seems very clear that this is stepping for you to lay blame on any that you deem remotely associated with Anti-fa. And association quickly becomes a very muddled tool of blame.
  16. Again you misunderstood. They weren't responsible for fascist movement, but their methods of fighting them contributed to them taking power in those countries (Germany, Italy etc.) I'm not convinced it's in the order of magnitude sufficient to lay blame - the Germans were tired of the systemic violence yes, but equally so of the brownshirts and liberals. Every major ideology of the time had violent splinter groups, the Germans were tired of the chaos, not the anti-fascists in and on themselves. If the Communists had come to power, I would also argue against blaming the fascists. it's too simplistic to simply lay blame on an ideology you oppose, just because it's convenient and a half-truth... Should you want to blame a major ideology, I'd blame imperialism and nationalism for that particular mess. They both excel at creating scapegoats, simply shifting blame downwards towards minority / easy-to-identity groups. Anti-Fa has a host of problems, but nationalistic imperialism isn't one of them. They however fail to realize that fighting oppression of ethnocentrism with oppression of of the majority, never really solves the underlying problem. Namely that people want easy-fix solutions to larger-than-community problems.
  17. The anti fascist movement, was directly responsible for the fascist movement. That's some great doublethink right there.
  18. So Elon Musk is basically playing Kerbal Space Program in real life.
  19. You know it's good satire, when people misunderstand what it's criticizing and only prove their point.
  20. Once again the thread devolves into pointless speculations. No information has been presented beyond the fact that Obsidian does not seem to be involved at all, so assigning blame and motivations is, at the very least, an immature response - and even bordering on slander. Any further threads on this matter, until we actually have some relevant information, will be closed.
  21. So make a mc (male character?), with the female 3D face texture model? No idea, but she has a default model, so you could make a female character that looks like that.
  22. Trying a mod for RimWorld, in which you have to survive as a Martian colony ... Very very hard! just survivng the first week takes a lot of planning and then you need to seriously work out how to survive until the next dropship arrives with extra tools and equipment. Very fun!
  23. The Paradox marketing for this game has been borderline atrocious. It's too little too late every time.
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