Hah, great find with that comic, thanks.Sofia Johanna Jeanette Munsterhjelm von Platen said:I agree. It's the Hamster Wheel / Rat Cage experiment written large. There's that Dorkly comic about idiot consumers that fits this perfectly:Bromden said:The wonder of stupidity, you mean. IAP-s are the dingleberries around Ahriman's anus. Everybody using them is a fool and an easy mark who deserves to get both of their kidneys stolen or be stabbed to death by a group of 8 year old muggers.
http://www.dorkly.com/post/65536/how-every-awful-video-game-thing-was-born
Just like how Transformers movies keep making a profit despite being godawful ****.
In other news, a Russian passenger plane has apparently exploded in mid-air. All 71 passengers and crew are dead.
In Egypt, military dictator-slash-El Presidente Al-Sisi is clearning up the countryside with bombs and shells, fighting "terrorism".
Ah but the wonders of the modern age means you can easily fleece these fools with no stabbing or really any effort at all once you've got a sufficiently large following of them. Yaaaay.Bromden said:The wonder of stupidity, you mean. IAP-s are the dingleberries around Ahriman's anus. Everybody using them is a fool and an easy mark who deserves to get both of their kidneys stolen or be stabbed to death by a group of 8 year old muggers.
Hungary is on course to receive €25bn (£22.2bn) from the EU in the seven years to 2021,
making it one of the largest per-capita recipients of the bloc’s economic development funds.
Poland and Croatia had an even higher proportion of single-bids for public money at 45% ...
... the problems were not isolated to Hungary, and a new kind of “semi-legal” irregularity was emerging.
“We see oligarchs in some member states becoming politicians and benefiting at the same time from EU and national money for their companies ...”
Unilever has threatened to withdraw its advertising from online platforms such as Facebook and Google if they fail to eradicate content which “create division in society and promote anger and hate”...
Unilever’s ultimatum comes as tech and social media firms are facing mounting criticism for failing to protect children and to erase fake news, hate speech and extremism. Last year Procter & Gamble, the owner of brands including Pantene and Pampers, issued a similar warningbefore cutting $100m (£72m) of digital ad spend without any negative impact on sales .
Weed said: “Fake news, racism, sexism, terrorists spreading messages of hate, toxic content directed at children – parts of the internet we have ended up with is a million miles from where we thought it would take us.”
Unilever is the world’s second biggest marketing spender, after P&G, and spent €7.7bn (£6.8bn) last year advertising its brands
Brombrem will bre pleased.Adorno said:https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/feb/12/orban-allies-could-use-eu-as-cash-register-meps-say
A teenage gunman opened fire at a South Florida high school on Wednesday afternoon, killing multiple people before he was arrested, officials said.
The suspect, believed to be about 18 years old, is a former student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland and there are at least 20 victims, Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel said.
It was not immediately clear how many of those victims were injured and how many died, but Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., citing Broward County officials, told NBC News that there were "a number of fatalities."
America, as a descriptive noun, is too broad, especially considering the right to bear arms is guaranteed. Some of America will ignore it.Sofia Johanna Jeanette Munsterhjelm von Platen said:https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2013/01/pro-gun-myths-fact-check/
Here as well. But America will ignore it.
krik said:I don't think the gun problem in the US is solvable...