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Long-shot 2025-2029 bingo card square: Canada joins the CSTO, USA rolls over the border, Russians rush in, WWIII and nuclear armageddon with a delicious maple flavor. I'd read that book, anyway, but hope it's fiction rather than history in a decade or so.
I think this simulation is bugged, it keeps repeating the same news story template for the religion topic but with different locations, names and years.
I'll write a new comment if they ever get a new story. Still haven't found the bug report feature.
Andrei, you've lost another submarine?
I'm glad they're taking steps to oppose fuckery. I'm disgusted that these steps have become necessary (or at least prudent).
I think this simulation is bugged, it keeps repeating the same news story template for the religion topic but with different locations, names and years. Is there some setting to disable child rape (not just among but definitely including clergy) or do I need to buy some DLC?
Never said it was a perfect plan. I'm assuming that there'd be bribery and a significant amount of luck involved. If I don't get caught and sent to play a game of catch-mortar (or two or three depending on the dud rate), it might just work out.
During. Use the noise and distraction to cover any gunfire/explosions that may be necessary.
Join the army, get sent to Ukraine, frag the Russikiy overseer and surrender to somebody wearing blue and yellow. Learn the taste of food or die trying.
No harm, no foul, right? It's not like the accusations by themselves did any damage to the players' mental health, social lives or had any effect on their education. Those reports of vandalism to Duke property and death threats to staff must've been fabricated too.
As much as I'd like the justice of having her prison sentence extended by the length of time each player would have been facing, I don't think it's a good idea in general. Wouldn't want to discourage survivors of rape from coming forward with legitimate accusations due to fear of repercussions if the evidence is not sufficient to convict their attacker. Lots of things can go wrong between the crime scene and court room, guilty parties don't always end up where they belong.