Withholding funding from states purely politically not only is illegal, but it genuinely should be taken as seriously and gravely as it ought to: a breakdown of our contract as a society.

Of course, all of this is entirely rhetorically stupid. Taxes fund things that benefit the many, an investment in our neighbors and our collective wellbeing.
But to the sycophants, it's always robbery and undeserved anyway, so why not steal it from the ones they disagree with.

Nothing says “I’m very innocent” like asking for immunity from prosecution by the ICC…
I don’t believe any other presidential administration had this problem. How unique.

If he’s ever going to hope to have the high staff turnover he had from term 1, he needs to hire the most qualified and experienced grifters and frauds. Pardons are like their job applications at this point.

I used electric first, then went over with a razor (nothing fancy, just one of the gillete skinguard razors since they don't get gunked up like ones with like 4 or 5 blades in them).
Hardest thing was keeping the bad arm isolated, since for me it was my dominant arm, had bursitis in my shoulder.

Of course I force nonody to stay if they want to leave.

But if I did NSFW with those themes they hate so much, I would post them and repost them so much times here and see how they would handle that.

A fight.

I just hate when people try to stop an artistical freedom.

Platforms that blanket ban instead of enforce better content moderation or tools for content creators, they have to capitulate to the laziest users and the worst of censorship by the worst of governments. It will happen.

It won’t matter if it’s consensual in context, it won’t matter if they are depicted even moderately safe/questionable. The ban will come.
It has for other platforms, and the way our government wants to do things, federally for everyone.

The fringe stuff like this is usually swept under the rug “oh, well who wants that stuff anyway??”
Brother, please just look at other platforms, and definitely look at the way things are rolling. This is not the last change. There will be more. Fictional or artistic, won’t matter.

Games are not groceries. Games are stories in a library, experiences in our lives. They're memories we share collectively together.
If people can't preserve that, the medium will eventually die out altogether as an expense no one can afford.

If these companies genuinely want to argue "well, we can't let you do that." Well, enjoy scratching together a functional copy of your previous works in 50 years when copying games isn't legal and all our games are up and gone 2 years after launch because the game uninstalls automatically.