BelieveRevolt [he/him]

All of EU is adopting this practice to comply with the EU Price Indication Directive.

Bazinga

Trad West

Did you share a meme from a fascist page on purpose?

A 21 year old child.

I’ll have to save this image for the next time someone does this shit.

Wow, I knew the “History” Channel was a trainwreck, but didn’t know it was that bad.

Finland, Sweden, Spain, France, etc. etc.

Robot. I even made a tiled wallpaper

I’d argue that the fake meat stuff has hurt veganism to at least some extent because it’s marketed so heavily and people think it’s the only way to eat vegan. You can see how prominent the ”all vegan food is processed” and ”it’s too expensive to be vegan” arguments have become, even in this thread.

Nice internet tough guy shit at the end there

No animals were harmed except for the ones Impossible tested on.

btw.

This post is about a movie from a year ago. Was the whole point to do some kind of weird roundabout “China bad” post?

The world would lose its mind and string up the director for child abuse.

The director of Leon the Professional should’ve unironically been strung up for child abuse.

It’s heavily astroturfed by the US government, so your sarcastic comment was accidentally correct

I ain’t no fucking lib

Mice normally pay for food at the mouse supermarket with their mouse dollars. Tankies don’t understand this.

“Animal cruelty is fundamentally not so bad, and we shouldn’t shut down animal abuse farms because someone else would abuse the animals anyway”

Literally the same argument as “we shouldn’t pollute less cuz India and China”

Early piracy for me was getting PC games on floppy disks from friends and relatives. It was kind of just accepted everyone who had a computer would copy their games and software for everyone else.

It owned tbh.

The DC did have copy protection, it would’ve made no sense to release a disc-based console in the late 90s without it considering CD burners were becoming ubiquitous (some early CD-based consoles like Sega CD didn’t have copy protection because nobody really had the means to write CDs at home). Sega believed their proprietary GD-ROM format would prevent piracy, but ironically it was another format called MIL-CD Sega introduced with the DC that allowed it to be exploited and cracked games to be run without the need to modify the console. Info here.