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Hitler was also fond of giving vague orders and leaving it up to his underlings to figure out what the hell he actually wanted done, and he kept at it well past the point where he had no one left to be accountable to or plausibly deny accusations from. It's very likely that Trump genuinely...

I've been meaning to ask, do you think seeing what's currently going on down here is doing a lot to help the Liberals' case? Has it been a key point of their campaigning?

My policies: Medicare for all, roll Social Security tax into regular income tax because "You're investing in your own retirement" has always been a lie and is just an excuse to tax the poor more, restructure rates so that anyone under $80K doesn't pay anything and doesn't even have to file (if...

Did they get rid of the enemy level scaling that was based around the assumption that you'd be dumping all your points into combat abilities every single time, and eventually made the game nearly impossible if you weren't?

Ukraine shouldn't be agreeing to anything. They should keep kicking Russia's ass until there's no ass left to kick.

And when they do get into power, they have no agenda beyond "sit on my ass watching the people continue to suffer and occasionally remind them how much worse it could be if we let the other guys win." This is exactly the kind of scenario that the Founding Fathers pictured leading to another...

They really don't. And neither do the voters, or else we'd have primaried all of these idiots ages ago.

I'm confused. There's no way there are 4 million Americans over 120 years old.

Update: It has begun and so far it's shaping up to be exactly as bad as we all feared.

This guy usually does videos about video games (incidentally, how do y'all feel about me starting a sister thread over in the video game forum?), but this is an interesting look at a trend I didn't even realize was happening.

Well, yeah, "We're imposing a more than 100% tariff on everything" means "The price of everything is going to go up at least 100%." There's not really anything to break down.

I'd call Little Kitty, Big City the better game on a macro scale (the fact that Stray pulls a WALL-E by turning into a game that's more about the "people" than the cat made it feel like a bait and switch), but I missed the polish that Stray has. Its cat is a lot less janky to control, has...

Unions?

Between this, China's retaliatory tariffs disincentivizing farmers from exporting soybeans, and whatever bird flu is going to do to the entire meat industry, Trump is going to inadvertently turn more Americans vegan than PETA could ever dream of.

I can think of a few villains who explicitly, intentionally wanted to destroy the world entirely, but none who were just idiots who had the power to do so by accident and on the verge of doing so.

Ironically this is the one person I'd like to see keep his job; he sounds like he'd be easy to win a war against, which a lot of different people are going to welcome once one happens.

Trump is the kind of person who acts on impulse and then tends to double down on it when confronted. I say "tends to" because clearly this didn't hold true with the tariffs. And as usual I think the key to understanding his behavior is to picture him as a literal five-year-old child. Whatever...

We already botched the first reconstruction we had to do so badly that... well, it's a big part of why we're here in the first place.

There won't be anything left to clean up. They'll need to rebuild the whole building from the ground up. Which is fine by me except I don't know a single person on earth I'd trust with overseeing such a task. Let alone anyone in this nation of idiots.

It's odd that you would say that, after admitting multiple times that we're already living in a dictatorship.