I feel like I’d really love Russia if it weren’t for everything they’ve been doing for the past ever

My mom has a smaller version of that lamp. It is a cherished curio.

The difference between all the illegal shit that the administration has been doing and this is that the president kind of feasibly had power to order immediate action, so people obeyed, BUT he was also supposed obey the judiciary when it said he couldn’t do that, and he didn’t do that. They move fast so that when people call them on it, it’s already done and they can say they can’t do anything about it. NOT doing something is a lot easier to get away with than doing it. Pardoning a state crime would be a case where the action would be 100% clear to be illegal from the get-go, so doing it fast and then pretending to be suddenly helpless wouldn’t work. He would actually need the entire system in that state to obey him over the law when they have no defense for doing so and no assurance that they’ll be pardoned or rewarded at all. It might happen, but it’s also not very feasible yet.

That’s not code, that’s a picture of a sheep! This code is most dark!

By that logic, I should be paying a couple hundred dollars for my copy of Minecraft. I played that shit for 11 years.

Halo 3 released a year + a couple days after I was born. I voted for president last year.

PC gaming and console gaming are two very different markets, due to the open nature of PCs. Until recently, Microsoft has had a monopoly on all of it and the ability to control the environment it happens in, if not what happens in said environment. They do not want to lose that. That’s actually kinda the reason Valve started making steam machines in the first place, because they realized that their cash cow was dependent entirely on an operating system that might figure out a way to cut them out and they’d have no recourse.

Awesome, so I can make people feel socially obligated to do things?

Everybody on the internet, we need to each give this person one dollar. Enjoy, friend.

Idk friends, I’m tired. Person who replies, please give me something cool.

I don’t know if this was the intention, but that came off a bit condescending in my opinion. I completely agree with you, present tense would have been more apt (I’m going to edit it to fix it), but I resent the way your correction was presented. If that was not your intention, I apologize. I’m tired this morning.

Considering that work ethic literally kills people: Good.