Kamikaze strike.
I’d say based on his response you hit the nail on the head.
But lmao, a bottom calling out another bottoms desperation is still pretty funny.
Both you are in the same boat lmao, he’s just a bit more open with it.
He really could have condensed this rant by just calling you a Chinese War Thunder player.
Furries are too enticing of a target. The overwhelming majority are LGBT with sizable neurodivergent, racial minority, female, and nerd subsections; all combining to create a mouthwatering target that losers who are to big of cowards to say the f slur or n-word go after.
It’s telling how all the anti-fur Nazi shit on YouTube is of them mass slaughtering furries, because showing that with Jews or black people would get them banned faster then they could upload the video.
Who said that furries are cringe? Only people I ever see parading that line around are 14 year olds and actual Nazis.
Honestly 90% of the time those Nazis are talking about how horrible furries are, it’s just a cover for them being transphobic and homophobic, but they’re to big of cowards to use the actual slurs.
At that point yeah.
Sorry, I thought you were implying that China would be hitting Israel from Iran with BMs lol
BM’s have a range of 20km, where are they firing from in that scenario?
True, but ARMA isn’t really a traditional FPS, as its a MilSim of a fictional conflict. That’s a bit easier to make work if you want to show the horrors of war.
That’s arguably much worse.
The vast majority of FPS’s aren’t historically accurate because it would make the game incredibly boring. So it’s more artistic liberty if anything.
The battle was also nothing like how it was portrayed in the media.
Without even watching I will immediately say that Real life lore is an actual admitted fascist who has a litany of deranged and bizarre videos. Many of his videos are also poorly researched, clickbait, use blatantly wrong information, and are just neo-liberal out the whazoo.
After watching the first minute… He just compared the population of mainland Europe minus Russia, with Kazakhstan, and poses the question as to why Kazakhstan has a significantly smaller population despite both locations being the same relative size…
Does it really take a genius to figure it out? Is his next video going to be why the population of Northern Africa is a quarter of Europe’s despite also being the same relative size?
The Russian sleeper cells will move to occupy all the Jet Ski rentals for the Motherland.
Granted, that’s a pretty good plan. That’s an insane geographical barrier to overcome, and logistics would be hell for any invading force.
Which is still protectionism. International companies must still partner with a Chinese firm if they wish to operate in China. That accomplishes the exact same thing. Protectionism isn’t only just a hard block on operating in a country.
For a serious answer, it creates a form of protectionism for Chinese internet service such as social media, websites, news sites, game services, and so on. Allowing more money to be maintained within the Chinese economy instead of that wealth being transferred to international companies.
This has allowed China to avoid relying on mega conglomerate services and develop their own home grown alternatives to every sort of website and services you could possibly need.
While this wouldn’t be possible for smaller nation like Cuba, or Vietnam to do because they lack the manpower, population, capital, and resources to maintain such a large base of home grown alternatives, China lacks none of those vital items, and thus it makes sense for them to develop their own.
For people that criticize the Great Wall, ask them how the Western internet developed. Due to being the first on the scene, the American internet essentially developed in its own bubble and “firewall” by extension of having virtually no other competitors until the early 2000’s. This allowed conglomerates like Microsoft, Google, Apple, and so on to take off without threat from foreign competitors. Was it wrong for China to design a similar ecosystem to support their fledgling internet based economy?
When I clicked the article, I expected MDMA, or cocaine, or LSD, but definitely not Ketamine. Never in my life have I heard of Ketamine being called a “Party drug”, and why would it be? It’s a tranquilizer and puts you to sleep. Who’s partying while they’re asleep?
I’d be interested!
The hilarious part is that of course China is going to have cheap, shoddily-made buildings, builders that try to skirt regulations, local administrative corruption, and so on. Every country has that, it is simply impossible to have everything be 100% perfect, as there is no utopia and never will be.
The thing is, those things happen in China at absurdly lower rates then they do in places like the US, where oftentimes it’s legal or entirely unenforced. For every terrible building built by a corrupt company, there is an entire housing block of such buildings in the US.
It’s like using a magnifying glass to find a ding in someone’s car as proof that their car is about to explode… when your own car is on fire.
The automation is because it’s always been a felony not to register, same as it is in virtually every country with mandatory service, so to avoid the horrifically needless societal effects that come from giving someone a felony for a random crime, they simply automated it.
Basically what they did with social security years ago. Used to also be a crime to not sign up by a certain age, so they just started immediately registering all children at birth.