The US has become a vector of corporate fascism, seeking to infect other countries with it.
ICE is just protecting immigrants from racism too, it's moving them into racism-free zones after all.
Oh, I wouldn't worry about that. The whole world automatically benefits from regional legislation affecting global actors like international publishers. Just like the whole world benefitted from Europe enforcing GDPR compliance: Every reddit and Facebook user, not just Europeans, being able to download a data dump of their site activities isn't something that came about randomly.
I also think they're making a bad point. Like, if you want to spend money to shit down your games except Europe, then do so, if you want. We ain't gonna stop you, just seems stupid to invest money into this thing that isn't going to get a high return either way.
mmmmmm yummy lasers
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"We invaded them, but it's okay since everyone else did so too"
At least we're not birds.
As they should. RCV is one of the cures to modern day problems of democracy, as it allows for more freedom of choice and allows people to choose more regardless of the popular opinion.
Multipolarism? The ideology that posits that in order to eliminate imperialism, we should limit the US and let Russia and China play a part too. If it does sound weird and stupid, that's because it's what Russia only says so they can also do imperialism. It has nothing to do with reducing imperialism (ever heard of maybe letting neocolonialised countries just rise up on their own? Or... just limitng all empires altogether?) and everything to do with ensuring Russia can also do it.
It would, sadly landlords don't like to make houses cheap.
We all know Trump probably doesn't know that there are natives, and if he does then it's straight fuck you to them. I am not expecting a more right-wing president to deviate from the sacred tradition of fucking over the indigenous.
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The USSR didn't survive an imperialist ondlaught because they internalized it. People were the thing they imperialised upon.