Hooray: ****** gamedevs being fired thread

[Wretch]

a ruling class is cool and based when they're my people

[Faceless_Sentinel]

No, to make people fight each other and not fight their opressors. You call them ****, i call them ruling class.

This is just sad now.

"W-we're on the same s-side!"

No, we're ******* not.

Welcome to Ukraine then, USA pays, ukranians hiring, it is time to physically erase subhuman slavs.

[rusty_shackleford]

No, to make people fight each other and not fight their opressors. You call them ****, i call them ruling class.

This is just sad now.

"W-we're on the same s-side!"

No, we're ******* not.

Welcome to Ukraine then, USA pays, ukranians hiring, it is time to physically erase subhuman slavs.

ukrainians are significantly less annoying than the butthurt belters and they're being invaded

[gerey]

You say this because it fits your agenda.

Liberals cried more tears for the animal that did this, than for the woman he set on fire.

[Faceless_Sentinel]

This is just sad now.

"W-we're on the same s-side!"

No, we're ******* not.

Welcome to Ukraine then, USA pays, ukranians hiring, it is time to physically erase subhuman slavs.

ukrainians are significantly less annoying than the butthurt belters and they're being invaded

I hope when China desides to accept Cuba in their military alliance and put military base there, you will not repeat butthurt belters mistake and will do nothing.

[rusty_shackleford]

Welcome to Ukraine then, USA pays, ukranians hiring, it is time to physically erase subhuman slavs.

ukrainians are significantly less annoying than the butthurt belters and they're being invaded

I hope when China desides to accept Cuba in their military alliance and put military base there, you will nit repeat butthurt belters mistake and will do nothing.

idgi

[gerey]

@rusty_shackleford, can you please spin the sperging into a separate thread?

We've gone far too off topic.

idgi

Being a typical liberal and gleefully masturbating himself into a frenzy over America/Whites losing.

[rusty_shackleford]

@rusty_shackleford, can you please spin the sperging into a separate thread?

We've gone far too off topic.

@Oyster Sauce can you please spin the sperging into a separate thread?

[gerey]

can you please spin the sperging into a separate thread?

Does he have someone else to pass the bucket to?

[Faceless_Sentinel]

You say this because it fits your agenda.

Liberals cried more tears for the animal that did this, than for the woman he set on fire.

This is truly awful, but i can't understand what it is have to do with my argument about contradictions in the study.

[Wretch]

can you please spin the sperging into a separate thread?

Does he have someone else to pass the bucket to?

@Segata
Oh jannnnyyyyyyyyyyy

[LemonDemonGirl]

Liberals cried more tears for the animal that did this, than for the woman he set on fire.

If only the pig walking past her DID SOMETHING

[Oyster Sauce]

Liberals cried more tears for the animal that did this, than for the woman he set on fire.

If only the pig walking past her DID SOMETHING

?
He's not a firefighter

[Rand]

What is Biodocs?

"BioWare was founded in 1995 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, by three guys who’d just finished medical school: Ray Muzyka, Greg Zeschuk, and Augustine Yip.
The trio met during their studies at the University of Alberta and bonded over a shared love of video games and programming.
Before jumping into games full-time, they’d already been tinkering with software on the side while practicing medicine.
Their first project together was actually a medical simulation called Gastroenterology Update, but they quickly pivoted to gaming when they saw the potential there.
The name "BioWare" reflects their medical roots—combining "bio" (from biology) with "ware" (as in software).
They pooled their resources, set up shop in Muzyka’s basement, and released their debut game, Shattered Steel, in 1996, a mech combat title that got some decent attention.
But it was their next project, Baldur’s Gate (1998), that put them on the map. Built using the Dungeons & Dragons license and the Infinity Engine, it became a landmark RPG, praised for its storytelling and depth."

D&D was dead, RPGS were dead, so they got the license easy and made Baldur's Gate. Strangely, developed without women and commie soyboys, only an occasional boomer ***.

[Rand]

If only the pig walking past her DID SOMETHING

I believe he was calling for the extinguisher.
Not much else you can do with a fire with someone doused in fuel.

[J1M]

Was she unable to drop and roll or unwilling?

[SoLong]

If only the pig walking past her DID SOMETHING

I believe he was calling for the extinguisher.
Not much else you can do with a fire with someone doused in fuel.

Hypothetically, couldn't he have tried to use his jacket to douse the flames? Fuel or no, fire still needs oxygen.

Though if she's struggling it might be hard.

[UltraFan123]

You say this because it fits your agenda.

Liberals cried more tears for the animal that did this, than for the woman he set on fire.

This is truly awful, but i can't understand what it is have to do with my argument about contradictions in the study.

I think that example is basically yet another of the endless cases where libtards and anyone leaning left prove that they are soulless psycopaths who empathize more with someone who lits people on fire than with someone being killed for no reason.

People can get studies and charts all they want, at the end of the day, their actions always show who and what they really are.

[rusty_shackleford]

You say this because it fits your agenda.

Liberals cried more tears for the animal that did this, than for the woman he set on fire.

not quite sure what I'm looking at here but I'm going to guess I care more about chickens than I care about the person walking past

[Rand]

Was she unable to drop and roll or unwilling?

She was also a third-world foreigner and probably had never heard of the tactic.

Hypothetically, couldn't he have tried to use his jacket to douse the flames? Fuel or no, fire still needs oxygen.

Though if she's struggling it might be hard.

It may help, but police are literally trained to protect themselves first, and they're not hiring the people they used to, so I wouldn't discount simple cowardice.
Charitably, he may have been too focused on ordering someone to bring an extinguisher or fire blanket.

[rusty_shackleford]

hiring people who are good at their job is racist, sexist, fascist, homophobic, islamaphobic, antisemitic, and other things

[Kain]

ukrainians are significantly less annoying than the butthurt belters and they're being invaded

Being invaded does not make you morally superior to those who want to gut you like a pig.

[rusty_shackleford]

ukrainians are significantly less annoying than the butthurt belters and they're being invaded

Being invaded does not make you morally superior to those who want to gut you like a pig.

yeah but they're less annoying than p*les

[Kain]

You say this because it fits your agenda.

Liberals cried more tears for the animal that did this, than for the woman he set on fire.

Why did he do it? Because he is a vicious animal that wants to harm and kill or a good Samaritan doing Thot patron? Let's not forget it's mostly white women that help push for mass immigration, and many white women I talked to are in support of this agenda. They are also very willing to open their legs to foreigner's dicks.

[Kain]

Liberals cried more tears for the animal that did this, than for the woman he set on fire.

If only the pig walking past her DID SOMETHING

Western women are strong and independent. She can help herself. Also, you may get sued for sexual harassment for touching her, being asked or no.

[Rand]

Why did he do it? Because he is a vicious animal that wants to harm and kill?

This reason.

[LemonDemonGirl]

Western women are strong and independent. She can help herself. Also, you may get sued for sexual harassment for touching her, being asked or no.

I hope you get beat to an unrecognizable pulp by ******* and left to rot on the side of the road. That's all.

[jcd]

Participants were told that the categories were not overlapping, liberals voted they are more empathetic towards insects and rocks than members of their own family.

Everything else is a cope.

You are literally illiterate. Are you trying to get yourself massively humiliated on purpose?

[Kain]

I hope you get beat to an unrecognizable pulp by ******* and left to rot on the side of the road. That's all.

My country does not mass import ******, fortunately. And you have a much higher chance of meeting that ending than me.

[maidenhaver]

I have claimed that Escape is one of the main functions of fairy-stories, and since I do not disapprove of them, it is plain that I do not accept the tone of scorn or pity with which “Escape” is now so often used: a tone for which the uses of the word outside literary criticism give no warrant at all. In what the misusers are fond of calling Real Life, Escape is evidently as a rule very practical, and may even be heroic. In real life it is difficult to blame it, unless it fails; in criticism it would seem to be the worse the better it succeeds. Evidently we are faced by a misuse of words, and also by a confusion of thought. Why should a man be scorned if, finding himself in prison, he tries to get out and go home? Or if, when he cannot do so, he thinks and talks about other topics than jailers and prison-walls? The world outside has not become less real because the prisoner cannot see it. In using escape in this way the critics have chosen the wrong word, and, what is more, they are confusing, not always by sincere error, the Escape of the Prisoner with the Flight of the Deserter.

Just so a Party-spokesman might have labelled departure from the misery of the Führer’s or any other Reich and even criticism of it as treachery. In the same way these critics, to make confusion worse, and so to bring into contempt their opponents, stick their label of scorn not only on to Desertion, but on to real Escape, and what are often its companions, Disgust, Anger, Condemnation, and Revolt. Not only do they confound the escape of the prisoner with the flight of the deserter; but they would seem to prefer the acquiescence of the “quisling” to the resistance of the patriot. To such thinking you have only to say “the land you loved is doomed” to excuse any treachery, indeed to glorify it.