There's a mission in the video game Star Wars: The Old Republic in which an Imperial character can place explosives inside handheld communicators being used by resistance fighters -- following through with the plan gives you lots of Dark Side morality points.
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Um, acktually, the Rakatans created the Infinite Empire -- the Eternal Empire was formed by Darth Vitiate/Tenebrae while in the guise of Emperor Valkorian of Zakuul.
The Biden administration deported and expelled more immigrants than the Trump administration: https://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/biden-deportation-record
we did it joe :)
Max Miller does excellent work, so everybody just keep your shirts on. Please Max, don't hurt me.
Liberals are so weird.
Highly educational, would watch with a big, goofy grin again.
I'll be in my bunk. :jayne-turgid:
It's a modern term (named after creationist Duane Gish) for an old-as-dirt oral debate tactic: spew as much bullshit, lies, half-truths and occasional facts as you can in order to bamboozle your audience, as well as put your debate opponent into a position of needing to debunk your nonsense rather than argue their own points.
When asked to criticize communism, liberals will simply describe capitalism.
https://swtorista.com/quests/index.php?quest=empire-balmorra-coms-away
It's just a small side mission, so it's not well-documented. The Dark Side choice is to put explosives in the comm units in order to kill civilians; the Light Side choice is to sabotage grenades in order to only kill resistance soldiers. It's a mission only for characters aligned with the Sith Empire, so even the "good" choice is pretty shitty.