Even if I’m trying to tone down the fuckcars rhetoric…

If a kid darts out into traffic and you can’t stop in time, why would you get charged?

If you can’t stop in time, 90% of the time it means you were either speeding or not paying attention to your surroundings, and your negligence/incompetence caused a death.

It is absolutely absurd that the parents are being brought before the court to determine liability, but the driver is not.

(The driver faced no charges.)

🙄

Reminds me of Bazooka Charlie

You’ve been seeing this from their combat footage for over a year.

Troop movements almost always consist of less than a dozen people, and often less than half a dozen. Even lone troops moving about by foot or on bikes of some variety are seen. When heavy equipment like tanks are employed they are often alone, maybe paired with one or two partners.

You could make the argument that heavy use of unmanned drone and satellite recon makes larger troop buildups risky, but it feels like Ukraine and Russia both are hurting for competent infantry and they simply do not have enough to spread around the front to do any better. Because the way the fighting is happening now kind of flies in the face of modern combined arms doctrine.

“Contractor”

Bounty hunter. Mercenary.

Nah, it’s been tried before, and we’ve determined the roles are most efficiently split between two people.

Allegedly it was a bunch of punks who were looking for someone to carjack and it wasn’t politically motivated.

Most competent multiplayer games let you form lobbies with your real life friends? Or you can make the occasional friend online?

It’s getting real hard to not make assumptions about your social life with all this, man.

Didn’t the pigs who shot a bunch of unarmed black people dead on Danziger Bridge during Katrina also use a rental truck, and wasn’t it also a Penske?

No real relevant point to bringing that up, just feel more people aught to know about that incident.

Because people enjoy playing games with their friends?

You, I, or any other American could have done something at a line in the sand that was crossed in reality (like secret police kidnapping people in broad daylight and shipping them to gulags), rather than imagining we would do something in a hypothetical line in the sand that they may cross at some point. But we didn’t, and the very few of us who did were almost completely impotent.

Texas Rangers could round them all up, kneel them down in the parking lot and execute them with shotguns live on Fox News, and I’d still bet money on nobody actually doing anything about it.

The average person needs to be truly desperate and not just slightly to moderately struggling for that to kick off.

Seems like conservatism is always locked in an inward battle between cynical grift and genuine crazy.

There’s been some mainstream coverage of her death.

The last piece I saw was from CNN about the “shocking lack of empathy” from the public over it, which should say what you need to know about how the establishment feels.

We’ve been down this road with North Korea. If a country’s leadership wants to burn the proverbial furniture and impoverish its people to fuel their war machine, no amount of foreign aid or trade is going to stop the impoverishment, because they will leverage it to offset spending to even more war.

This, a lot of his weird takes can be traced back to his days as a slimeball New York real estate developer.

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Base World and base Rise both had quite weak endgames as well. Rise was literally unfinished at launch. It only really takes off as a complete experience once the paid expansion comes out (not title updates).

Doesn’t mean shit unless they start a peacekeeping mission there that is willing to shoot at IDF troops.