Mine's an old :freeze-gamer: whopper.

The chud, that is unfortunately in my extended family, played Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind when it was still a new game and was a recent hit. He said that he liked the game but wished it was less ethnic and tried less hard to be multicultural and preachy.

He had a lot of mods in the game. :awooga: harem mods mostly. But he also had a bunch of severed Argonian heads as well as other ethnics that offended him on display in his modded harem throne room.

As you might have guessed, he had absolutely no issue with Skyrim except how ethnic and feminist some of the characters were, and had mods to "correct" that. And another harem that he proudly announced to offline dinner guests that didn't ask. :kombucha-disgust:

Oh yeah and he had to tell anyone that didn't ask and didn't care that of course he murdered Paarthurnax because he "was so sick and tired of that PC shit where dragons talked and were nice instead of stupid and evil like they should be." :frothingfash:

  • Marxist_Lentilism [he/him]
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    1 year ago

    The library in my hometown has a store where they sell donated or worn out books. It's partly as a fundraiser, but mostly as a way to get rid of the heaps of books they don't want. My brother is convinced that they're buying new books with taxpayer money to sell off for cheap so that the librarians can pocket the cash. He won't even step in the building anymore because of how angry it makes him. The books are being sold for like $1 apiece

    • D61 [any]
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      1 year ago

      :free-real-estate: Buy high, sell low! This is the way!

      • Tankiedesantski [he/him]
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        1 year ago

        That is a form of corruption for big projects. Buying a bunch of materials out of the product budget and then selling it off below market price since it's all profit for the corrupt official.

        Especially common with fungible stuff like concrete, which is why sometimes bridges in corrupt countries will randomly just collapse.

        • D61 [any]
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          1 year ago

          Less "buying" and more "budgeting" high but yeah, I get it.