That’s true for everyone though. Their police are equal opportunity bastards.
edit: oh and the clubbing thing is in regards to an old law banning dancing after midnight that was being selectively enforced against gaijin clubbing with Japanese women. Japan or Tokyo’s tourism board had to step in and tell the cops to stop before the law was officially overturned. https://www.cnn.com/2015/06/21/asia/japan-midnight-dancing-ban
Police aren’t likely to kill you over there. Just harass you if you’re clubbing with their women.
Don’t take what I said as apologizing for propagized Israelies. The ones that the propaganda didn’t work in though don’t have many options though. I pity those few though because I don’t see this ending well for them.
American’s were also propagandized after 9/11. Trust me, it’s not fun being the only one in your highschool who thought we were moving too fast into war.
That’s not easy or cheap do to, especially for young adults who grew up in a propaganda machine that wouldn’t make those options known. At the bare, absolute minimum though, they should be firing at the ground or otherwise hurting the war effort. Not having tires inflated all the way, dropping some sand into the engine’s motor oil, not charging drone batteries properly, giving bad intel to send squads into circles.
It’s not going to get used at all. They’ll sit in their pods, collecting dust and by the time they get activated, if ever, the batteries will be dead, the control software will have bad update or version mismatch, or the nozzles will be clogged.
Americans also hate America thanks to Trump.
They should switch sides or do sabotage instead.
That’s actually why the Nazis created the concentration camps. Regular soldiers couldn’t cope with doing the genocide themselves, so they got their sociopaths to run the camps and had them do it.
Battlefield 2.
I only got into it because my gaming friends did. It was never very good, but my friends liked it because it was a much slower game compared to the arena shooters we played before and they wouldn’t admit their reflexes were getting bad. The game isn’t very realistic or very fun. You can bend realism for fun gameplay or you can have an unbalanced game if it’s for realism, but BF2 was neither.
oh and another thing. The official maps are very repetitive and because stat tracking only works on them, they would be the only ones ever played. I’ve played some custom maps that were much better at LAN parties, but those rarely got played because a bunch of grown adults needed to have their rank for all to see.
By law, smart phones in Japan have to have their shutter sound being hard coded on in the settings to prevent perverts from taking upskirt shoots. I’m not sure how effective it is, but it would at least prevent the casual voyeur. Looks like meta glasses have a recording light, but there are people selling hacking services to disable it and of course it’s being advertised on Facebook Marketplace.
I got lost in the sauce a bit. The tweet is still comparing different statics. Chernobyl had less then 100 deaths in the first year, but thousands more deaths from cancer in the following year. Those were excluded from mention.
Bhopal had 16,000 deaths in the first year and 500,000 “nonfatally poisoned” casualties. Those almost certainty lead to premature deaths and if we’re including those, we also need to be including the long term cancer deaths from Chernobyl.
Icons are used for critical functionality instead of words.
Not just web ui. I’ve noticed this trend with applications as well. It’s much harder to learn new applications now because you have to look up a guide for everything. Hovering over the icons doesn’t even work as often as it should.
A Netflix listing doesn’t need to be same as outside a movie theater. They can be more similar to a tv guide.
You didn’t see my reply elsewhere in the thread. The tweet is dishonest because it’s deliberately excluding the deaths from long term health issues in the Chernobyl while including them in the Bhopal numbers.
I already figured out for myself that Chernobyl was still less deadly than Bhopal and I never claimed otherwise.
The point isn’t that Chernobyl was more dangerous. The point is that the tweet isn’t being honest.
It’s also comparing deaths from Chernobyl, but limiting it to 1986 to deaths from Bhopal, both immediate and long term.
The long term estimates from Chernobyl are debated and still look way lower compared to Bhopal, but the tweet isn’t being completely honest.
I have issues with old DOSBox games. Has anyone ever gotten Star Wars Rebel Assault 1 or 2 running?
Flip a coin. She looks evil enough to love Elon.