Why not?
argon
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900 troops doesn't seem like a lot. Does that amount really make a difference?
perfect is the enemy of good
If you think the political message isn't core to that movie then, well, you're one of the dipshits being discussed
No need to be rude.
I didn't watch fight club. I have no idea what it's about. If it is intended to educate people on political issues, great. If it is intended to entertain and only discusses political issues subtly in the background, great. If it is intended to entertain, but fails at doing so because of presenting a political message in a manner that hinders entertainment, not great.
said by people who only know of this because today we talk about that message
So what you're saying is that those games didn't shove their message down people's throat while modern games do? That while they did have a political message, they didn't make it core to the experience and presented it in a way that allowed people who only wanted to play to completely ignore it?
You are validating the above comment's point.
The money Google pays to Mozilla has a direct ROI, since more people use their search engine.
Giving money to the Rust foundation only helps Google very indirectly, by being generally benefitial to software companies.
Don't live in the USA, simple as.
Some duplicates, some odd ones (why is Olaf Scholz in there?)