The UN was created as a forum to discuss things. It has no means to enforce anything.
moody
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I thought Colin Farrell said he refused to play the Penguin again because he absolutely hated wearing the outfit and makeup.
I hate uppity humans.
No, stop it. He is a fucking Nazi. He is literally trying to be Hitler. Fuck off with this bullshit.
FFS he's not literally literally Hitler, clearly. Hitler died in 1945. But he's literally literally acting like Hitler. Like I said, he's a Nazi in everything but literal Nazi party membership. There's more to being a Nazi than being a fascist, and he's not only a fascist but he's trying to BE Hitler. I'm gonna keep calling him a Nazi because it's actually the best description of what he is.
When someone idolizes Hitler, uses the same rhetoric, and enforces the same policies, I think it's fair to call that person a Nazi.
Trump is literally following Hitler's playbook step-for-step. He's a Nazi. And people who follow Nazis? Also Nazis. Fuck tiptoeing around terminology. They are actual Nazis in everything but literal National Socialist party membership.
Sure, they're not part of the German National Socialist party, but their policies sure rhyme with them.
Bernie has been on the right side of history for half a century. And while he's technically right here as well, it assumes both sides play using the same rules. We all know one side only likes rules that don't apply to them.
After the lawyers get their cut, everyone will be getting a couple bucks
But it's not just significant enemies. I mean most bosses do, but also the sandworm floors, the gear floors and ceilings, and most larger regular enemies. There are also several common smaller enemies whose attacks hit twice, which is effectively the same.
The magma bell only protects you from fire damage, which really hasn't been much of a concern so far in my playthrough. I don't have any other items that mitigate damage. The closest that I have is the plasmium.
Patent laws in Japan don't work the same way as they do in most of the world. And they can only enforce their patent on companies operating in Japan.
The whole Palworld situation was based on patents that Nintendo only applied for after Palworld was already released.
How does your 3D printer know that the object it's printing is meant be part of a gun?