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by Shin-- 11d ago
You just do it in a more civilised country where things don't immediately get stolen or destroyed. East Asian/some SEA countries.
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by Shin-- 7mo ago
Hilarious take. China and India have historically emitted much less carbon than many western countries, per capita they emit less Co2, and a large part of emission is to produce for western countries, which have effectively outsourced their
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by Shin-- 9mo ago
Good. Unsurprising (well, known), but good. In fact, the world would be a better place if the US would not use their influence to try to keep other countries down.
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by Shin-- 11mo ago
Must be an American thing? I have never even seen anything else than pedelecs.
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by Shin-- 11mo ago
I love these kind of games, but 40$ is incredibly expensive. I hope the price on Steam is at least region adjusted. As long as it is US cities I am out anyway.
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by Shin-- 1y ago
Sealion, Atto 3, M6, Tang, even Seal, are not small, let alone tiny, cars.
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by Shin-- 2y ago
Not by a country directly opposed to Venezula's government would be a good start.
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by Shin-- 2y ago
Then you must be old. Even in western countries Spy x Family (which the character is from) has sold millions of copies, while most people read mangas online and won't be counted. In the country I am from I frequently see people wearing
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by Shin-- 4y ago
Pointing out obvious propaganda is being an "apologist" and supports dictatorships?
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by Shin-- 5y ago
A collectivistic society expects everyone to do their part to reach a good standard of living for everyone. 8 hours/day, as was common, to rebuild destroyed countries and economy is less than countless people in capitalist nations have