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Sib is what you’re looking for
non binary relative slang word
Sib is what you’re looking for
I think it’s also more likely that the cops would be the main problem
The first Red Scare was in 1919 and communism was a big enough idea in the US that the government was putting communists in prison
Robin Hobb is a woman, though
It’s definitely a thing in the US and I imagine a lot of other places. Even smaller cities will usually have at least one. Some aren’t going to have actual arcade cabinets (or not many of them), but will have consoles/emulators set up
A) be rich
B) don’t be poor
Sounds like the way to not hate your job is to be rich?
Or all the suffering that has been and will be caused by climate change on behalf of the shareholders
The tea party movement wasn’t grassroots at that point as it was being funded almost entirely by billionaires and groups like Americans for Prosperity. What you’re saying here is almost the exact opposite of reality.
Turn them all into bears! When you cut a bear it bleeds more bears.
Their definition of the “left” section of their spectrum:
Sources with a Left AllSides Media Bias Rating™ display bias in ways that strongly align with liberal, progressive, or left-wing thought and/or policy agendas.
Even they recognize that liberal and progressive ideas are separate from leftwing ideas, but for some reason have chosen to lump them into a single group. Likely because there are very few leftwing media outlets and none of them have any real name recognition when compared to CNN, MSNBC, etc.
If you think those are leftwing news sources then you probably need to educate yourself a bit more on political ideology.
Gotta watch out for “hidden societies” because it’s almost always a dog whistle for Jewish people
Your only source is “trust me bro”
Censorship of the opposing side? The AG is a republican too.
I can imagine Elon paying for this. I’m not saying he did, but I can imagine it.
With or without a union, improving wages and working conditions will improve productivity and the quality of the products being produced. This is an almost universal truth in research on the topic.
Seems like people who are being fairly compensated in a comfortable work environment will make a better game than people being underpaid and overworked?
What are you even trying to communicate here?