Not sure whether you got it on sale, or how many DLC you actually got, but it currently costs $380 for the complete package.
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Sorry, I was being sarcastic. I live in Europe, where tax filing is automatic unless, yes, you're a business.
Farmers have to rely on adding mined potash to the soils to compensate for that loss.
You mean this sentence in the comment you replied to? This sentence that claims potassium cannot be replaced?
Again, they're not obeying the Christchurch agreement they signed. I agree with you on that point. That was not the point of my comment.
Who said anything about the govt? You just need to sign in blood
What's the relevance?
I agree with the Christchurch Call, that platforms, media and govts should avoid disseminating and giving publicity to terrorists and their causes. If Xitter were to take down content for that reason, I'd applaud them. However, that is a voluntary agreement that should be self-enforced by the signatories upon themselves. Nothing there gives Australia the right to determine for the rest of the world what content may or may not be shared online.
No no, I actually do find some of her comics funny. Not all, but some.
I think the issue here is we see the linked comic differently. To me, that comic is the very method the author is harassing her critics, while you obviously see it differently. Matter of perspective, I suppose.
I don't understand why data entry is even required when the gov has the data. I mean, I do understand, but...
If you're a content creator with a reach of tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of views (r/comics has 2M+ subscribers, and these comics get posted there regularly), and you're using your actual comic to make fun of / belittle critics? Also taking in account her fanbase seems extremely vocal for some reason? Yes, I believe my claim has been justified. How do you NOT find the linked comic cringy AF?
300 USD... a 'little' pricey
Any answer they gave would probably be about as useful as asking you why you walk upright.
It may be legal and appropriate according to Australian law. That doesn't mean the rest of us around the world are ok with abiding by their laws and whatever they decide is 'acceptable' for us to watch. Especially given Australia's history of censorship when it comes to media and culture.