Commissar SFLUFAN

At this point, a causal relationship between rhetoric and political violence is difficult to estab... Wait, I take that back entirely. I can provide absolutely provide a tangible example of the rhetoric of the American political leadership leading directly to political violence: the American Revolution itself. Alright, I've won this thread.

I gotta give her credit for totally pwning the morons at NBC. They got grifted hard

Do you know of instances of similar rhetoric emanating from the White House during the administrations of the 1960s and 1970s which was when domestic terror incidents were at their peak? What about during the early 1900s when anarchist terror incidents were prevalent?

Actually I'm going to say that it won't. This isn't 2001 - this is a VERY different country than it was then. Depending on the target, a huge proportion of the population will shrug their shoulders and effectively say "Too bad, so sad."

LOL NBC LOL

Read the book.

The difference is that there hasn't been rhetoric coming from the Oval Office that creates an atmosphere where such acts are essentially "expected".

It's a bit more than a generation. Read the book and you'll pretty much see that this is the America has always been.

Just be prepared for two separate subscriptions!

Probably not - I'd imagine it would be your usual Microsoft account. If you sign-in on Xbox, you access Xbox Game Pass; if you sign-in on PC, you access Windows Game Pass.

I hope he uses substantial Unreal Engine 4 code without telling Epic, just for old times' sake!

OLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL Nah - I'm good. I'll continue mocking and generally being "uncivil" to those that I consider to be my enemies (yes, "enemies", not "opponents", not "adversaries", not "those I have a difference of opinion with"). In fact, Imbecile-in-Chief, I might now just crank it to 11.

Next B.E.T.A. sessions: Saturday, October 27, from 5 pm to 7 pm ET. Sunday, October 28, from 12 pm to 2 pm ET.

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We're always looking for "A Few Good Men" on the PCCB!

Well, shit! Total brain lapse there!

Technically what's on PC isn't "Game Pass" - it's a few "Play Anywhere" titles under the "Xbox Game Pass". Presumably this will be "Windows Game Pass".

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No kidding. I can imagine the frustrated, baffled looks on the faces of the interpreters translating his blather into Mandarin and Russian.

Who?

Stop, Little Marco! There's only so aroused I can get!

Let's turn this into a D1P Game Giveaway contest!

Probably figured he does more damage to the Democratic Party just by being alive.

The book is pretty damned clear on how to make 'em work!