Without any choice in the matter as always.
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Yeah anyone I've experienced that talks shit about SNAP has never been in dire enough straights to actually need that safety net. It's always assholes that have had someone to fall back on, people they can ask for money, or spend mommy and daddy's money without consequence. I support these systems because I know what being dropped on your ass is like and not knowing where your next meal is going to come from. Nobody, especially children, deserve to go hungry in the modern world.
I know it differs per state but for a single member household the max benefit is approx $300 a month. It goes up when adding more family members, with a household of 4 getting approx $1k per month. I guess it is possible that a state offers lower benefits per family member, so $176 isn't too far of a stretch per person. The fact of the matter is that he did it and got away with it, not how many people he technically robbed.
Oh was it a research vessel? Maybe that was part of the outrage is they just assumed he was buying a yacht? Now I'm interested in what type of research it's doing.
Yeah except the damage is already done. The issue is every time he does this shit the countries that aren't able to import to America go elsewhere and start up in those countries. If they already established why the fuck would they come back and risk the loss again off the tariff rug pull? It's not only logical it's a better business move to just stick where you are where the market is going to be stable. This is what happened to the soy farmers.
The issue is parasitic HOAs that don't allow it.
It looks phenomenal, but I'm trying to figure out what type of gameplay this is. The Steam page states it's Single Player, but also online PvP and CoOp as well. So is it something that's like GTFO but you can play against other squads optionally? I definitely like the gritty art / cyberpunk aesthetic to it. Graphics and destroyable environs look pretty well done too.
God I hope so. I'd love to get more out of mine, but mostly just get some really really amazing VR games. Most of the ones I've played are just glorified tech demos or basic. Would love something good enough that I want to keep coming back to it.
Bro I'm with you I'm not even autistic and this shit just seems emotionally exhausting.
I only knew snippets of this as well even years later so I appreciate the rundown. Thanks for typing it up!
Wow that sounds amazing. Would that work to hook up to your steam deck as well?
And nothing of value was lost.