Man I still wonder about the contents of blackman.txt to this day.
If you guys could read the .txts I have, hoo boy.... you'd be reading partial game design documents for a lot of half baked never made vidya games, and a couple actionable ones. I still think my scrap booking of ideas has practical applications: there are many times when I cannibalize something old when it fits perfectly.
dave4shmups wrote:I'm personally sick of there always being a crisis in this country in everything BUT lazy parenting.
Just like the old turds who hate the next generation of kids throughout history. People are people, they never change, parents are as shit as they've always been, you're being lazy/racist/sexist/ageist/capitalist* trying to find a scapegoat, deal with it.
* (This one refers to the American meme that everything is competition to be "won" or "lost" - and the ever-hungering need to be "better than" someone else. This has strong ties with nationalism, but our blend of nationalism is darwinian.)
I went to high school from 1992-1996, and there were plenty of Pepsi and snack/junk food vending machines on our huge campus, and yet there was NO national obesity epidemic, while companies like Pepsi and Coke are demonized as if they're selling arsenic to kids.
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Derp derp derpily derp
The problem is that the one offered by the NRA would do absolutely nothing to solve the problem, while the government hasn't really offered any solution at all.
It is a silly farce. Like I said on like page 1, you'd have to get to a culture that feels like we shouldn't have guns at all. It will take a century or two to get there. Today is not a century or two from now. Let's just be glad the hippies got rid of child labor and be happy about that.
But again, it's still a red herring. There are lots of socialist countries, like... Vermont.... that have slutty gun control laws and have far fewer per capita bloodbaths. Just another religion, really. Opiate of the people, and all that.
PSX Vita: Slightly more popular than Color TV-Game system. Almost as successful as the Wii U.