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·3 months agoI was playing Metal Gear 1 on MSX so I suppose I'm in the most normal part of the Metal Gear Solid timeline. Excited to be elderly when the world devolves into PMC wars and nano machine weirdness of MGS4.
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·4 months agoEmma Navarro is the daughter of billionaire Ben Navarro owner of subprime Credit card specialist Credit One Bank.
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spoiler
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rachel_Dolezal
Here are some general answers. They do not cover every individual opinion of hexbear users, but instead I'm trying to give you the common sentiment.
Hexbear users are communists.
Hexbear users are both critical of and supportive of existing communist countries.
Hexbear users do not like US Democrats because their goals are anti-communist.
Hexbear users have a wider variety of opinions of Bernie Sanders. He is not a communist and therefore will never be fully supported by Hexbear users. Some Hexbear users believe that Bernie Sanders' goals are not anti-communist because they expose Americans to some socialist concepts. Other Hexbear users believe that Bernie Sanders' goals are anti-communist because they distract Americans from the more complete concept of communism by offering piece-meal solutions to capitalism.
Hexbear users are more united on opinions of AOC. She is not a communist and therefore will never be fully supported by Hexbear users.
Hexbear users do not like libertarianism and conservatism because their goals are anti-communist. However, individual libertarians and conservatives may have the potential to be future communists.
Hexbear users do not like fascism.
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·1 year agoCurrently in a walkable city. Looking at rent, it's less than my unwalkable home. Dreaming of relocating 👀
It is required under ibc 1008 ( national code in USA) to light egress paths under both normal power and emergency power (loss of normal power).
It's very good, not perfect. IMO ending is a little flat, and certainly focuses on gender representation and dabbles in commodity fetishism. Perhaps a little too reliant on film reference.
https://youtu.be/4O2V8eilFeE
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As an engineering consultant myself I can guarantee that the contractor ran out of their budget and the city doesn't want to authorize an additional service contract. Huge win for the organizers!
Agreed, great show. Season 2 had a little less narrative gas than season 1. But I'm very high for season 3 after that ending.
This is a shit answer because it shouldn't have been like this, but the backstory you're looking for is covered in the anime prequel and cgi movie (starring aaron paul and sean bean and lena headey)
FF15 is a masterpiece!
A couple years ago I worked with a guy who was on a work furlough program. He could drive from prison to work during a set time. Then he had to stay at the office during the work day. Then he could drive back to prison. He had to wear an ankle monitor the whole time. That was just for a couple months but it let him keep his job and not have a weird gap in his resume