Lupo

Demonization of corporate executives is not new

JFC, these executives are already ghouls, why do they need to demonize more?

*average national (I should have said that part) yearly income. Formula below

Financial crime / avg. Nat. Income = years in jail

I. E 100k/40k=2.5 years

1mill/40k=25 years

Hopefully that clears up the math behind my dumbass high in the shower thought

To clarify, I meant national average. As in, an average American makes 40k a year, white collar crime 1 mil, get 25 years since that's how long it would take an average American to get 1 mil.

The headline being true in any instance is a ridiculous thing to allow happen without any real safeguards or punishments to prevent it from happing in the first place.

Other cops read this line

The officer argued at the time that he didn't know he was breaking the law, but he later pleaded guilty. He served less than a year in federal prison and paid a $10,000 fine but was allowed to keep his Porsche and Alfa Romeo. 

And think that it's worth the risk.

I've learned that it first came about as an explicit feature around 2006, I was not awake as a proper human at this point.

Regarding the privacy concerns.

Just now, my friend used her google photos AI to search for photos of me and my dead cat using my name.

I've come to accept that my information is readily available and that I am but a humble fish apart of a school surrounded by sharks, playing a numbers game for survival.

As a child who wore down his Princess Mononoke DVD to the point that particular moments would skip or freeze each viewing, the only lasting impacts I've suffered is an inclination towards environmental terrorism and deep seeded short hair fetish.

Otherwise, I turned out fine.

Pretty much any movie by Studio Ghibli.

Maybe not Grave of the Fireflies.

France suggested they might nut up and make an arrest given the opportunity, but I highly doubt it.

If within the past 2 years is recent, I rewatched DB, DBZ, DBS, and all the movies. I'm properly watching DB:GT for the first time now.

I don't think I've seen anybody mention GeGeGe no Kitarō yet, the anime/manga that single handedly revived interest in Japanese folklore and mythology.

I'm so happy that it's Science Saru that's animating this. I've been a big fan of Masaaki Yuasa ever since Lu Over the Wall. It's crazy how much quality he's put out since 2017.