Land of the "do what you're told".
It should.
I actually can't stand it when a random black character shows up in an anime, especially one where there previously weren't any. Mushoku Tensei randomly has one, making the show unwatchable. Kind of like how Dr. Stone randomly got some tranny character out of nowhere. So fucking stupid.
"Trust me, a Black conservative movement is just 20 years away!"
Maybe a repeat of the Toyota War.
White America does not really have a visible culture. American "cultural icons" were mostly invented by Jews thanks to the tribalism that largely excluded non-Jews until very recently, and now the Jewish cultural icons are emulating Japanese cultural icons. But at no point is either truly American.
https://i.poastcdn.org/75f4468a872849ba3d6a237e262fe85db7c065ddfa1c39ecf4f6bba4a8d7e755.mp4
No, it's disgusting that they are charging her over her professional opinion.
Huh, I guess I really have New Mexico misunderstood. The nerds have it, it seems.
I guess the question is, is there any resolution to this? Does the movie end saying that Ken is simply wrong?
Tons and tons of it. So much that I don't know how I'm typing this right now.
Something bizarre happened to me a few days ago.
So there is this one spot that I frequently go hiking. It's not too hard of a hike, but it has lots of scenic views making it worth it. The only issue is that frequently you run into campers who pitch their tents on the trails. The main parking spot by the trail is also within sight of a farm house. I think they raise cattle, and allow them to graze on the public land, as I've ran into cattle on these trails a few times.
I also frequently go here at night. The spot is pitch black, so black that on a moonless night you would struggle to see your hands in front of your face, even with dark adapted vision. It's the best place I've found anyway to go stargazing, and the only issue with the spot are the previously mentioned campers. I never know if I'm being watched by one, and the feeling that I am being watched gets so intense sometimes that I scurry off on what is otherwise a beautifully clear night.
Anyway, I went there one morning, and had the entire place to myself. As I started up the trail, I noticed what I can only describe as a tripwire. It looked like it was made with a clear string, something like fishing line, held up by small shrubs. It stretched far off into the distance on one side of the trail, in the direction of the farm house, and ended maybe 10 feet or so on the other side of the trail. Dangling from it were a few small cans. Maybe trash got caught on the line, a distinct possibility since I noticed a lot more trash than usual in the area (a big problem because it's a "pack it out" site). But yeah, it's probably a tripwire.
I carefully stepped passed it and kept going. But as I started up the trail I got that really bad feeling, similar to how I feel when I go there at night. I decided to go back down the trail, and then I saw this white truck parked on the trail, stopped exactly where the tripwire was. I ignored the truck and it's driver as I walked passed it. When I got into my car to leave, the truck came back down the trail, the driver waved at me and he kept going in the direction of the farm house.
I feel like I've seen this truck before, and I think it's from the farm house (as that was the direction he was going in when he left), but I don't know what was with the tripwire. I almost didn't notice the wire while walking, so I doubt someone driving a big truck would have noticed it at all, and I don't know why he bothered to stop.
I'm wondering if the farm house is tired of hikers and campers? I don't know if I was trespassing or something, maybe rights to the land changed (and the signs haven't), but I also don't know how the farmer would have been alerted to me being there since I stepped over the wire and kept a careful eye for more of them. Maybe he saw my car parked and came to investigate, but that still feels strange. Unless I figure out what was going on, I don't think I'll ever go back there, which sucks because I really like the spot. But maybe it's nothing at all, and I'm just over reacting.
So there wouldn't (or shouldn't) be a general exploit that could be used to knock the 3000 other users around as well?
I feel like it would be as simple as "hey big hosting service, it's the ADL/government, do you see these 3000 individual fedi servers? Take them offline please?"