His preferred title is typically translated as “leader” not “ruler” that’s got monarchist elements that they can’t quite make stick yet

So is “I’m more righter the more downvoted I am”

Those kinds of comments never seem to ask themselves if the same standard holds true for other comments.

There was an attempt to make “native Americans” stick but then the more polite colonizers ran into three main problems:

1: Most Hispanic people are also “native Americans” and trying to split it into just meaning the tribes from what is now the US gets immediately dismantled by fact that the very racial views that prompted the term in the first place can’t logically account for creating that artificial divide.

2: Most tribes as a whole don’t really care what particular racial term white people are trying to level at them as long as it’s not a slur.

3: The US federal agency that concerns them is literally still called the Bureau of Indian Affairs

There was an attempt at making “Amerind” a thing as well to flow more naturally in conversation but it still runs into problem #2, and that won’t be resolved because the tribes as a general rule prefer being addressed by tribal name.

Nah, for example the OG Emperors, the Roman Emperors, had a cultural prohibition against kings so they used the title Imperator.

Honestly there’s a case to be made that a real Emperor wouldn’t have a kingdom title.

What a funny coincidence, both those countries absorbed the majority of Nazis that got out of Germany and weren’t kidnapped by the Soviets.

I wonder when Russia is leaving it.

No he’s a wookie, that’s space racist

“The system” that enabled him is a little over half of American voters.

The proliferation of competing “security” groups has been a hallmark of fascism and proto-fascism since the Romans.

No, the difficulty of games of that era was just a function of necessity.

Not only did you have hardware limitations, games were deliberately designed to take longer that a typical rental period to beat, the goal being to get kids to either rent it again or have their parents buy it.

So while an arcade game is designed to eat quarters, the console games of the 80’s and 90’s were designed not to be fun so much as they were designed to be too difficult to beat in a weekend.

That’s one thing when it’s a game like Donkey Kong Country, it’s another thing when a platformer is designed to cause a bunch of deaths and game overs with required leaps of faith or whatever.

I do miss renting games, but in hindsight those games often kind of sucked specifically because they were still on the arcade model of difficulty 🤷‍♂️

Well you clearly aren’t going to one so it’s probably not an issue for them

The thing the president can federalize at will?

Every state that isn’t rebuilding their state guards is sleepwalking into immediately losing the second American civil war, and it’s literally all of them.

Everyone talking about agile development unironically must be scrummed in the face, I’m sorry but it’s the rule

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Well there’s Caroline Lacroix.

She was a prostitute that caught the eye of King Leopold II, you know, the Belgian Congo guy. He ended up leaving her a pretty large portion of his blood money.

Kindest Japanese boss

Eternity is fanta, it’s very simple and actually pretty canonically accurate

I don’t know what his problem is but my dad taught me how to shoot guns at 8, so I do think the assumption that he had to figure anything out instead of having prior experience is flawed.

Tl;Dr it’s a good option if you’re stupid little rent pig

You think RFK ever has enough clarity to realize he’s working for the enemy or is just one randomly firing neuron in there?