Dude literally has bipolar disorder and doesn’t take his medication

Because the people around him always say “yes”.

They’re like an improv group, no matter what Kanye says, they call him a genius. Because if you do t, you’re out of his orbit.

Not taking his medication is a symptom of the problem, not the cause. But it 100% exacerbates the problem.

A good benchmark is Windows 95, and that was only 30 years ago.

It’s easy to remember because the 95 means 1995. And 19 means the before fore times our ancestors are from.

someone well known as him he deserves special treatment

Kanye wouldn’t be this crazy if he wasn’t famous, so it’s not really special treatment.

The constant positive reinforcement no matter what just makes them go crazier.

Like, “pushing the envelope” isn’t sustainable, eventually you get to the point where you’re only paying attention to topping yourself, it’s not “is this better?” anymore its just “is this crazier?”

It apparently doesn’t take long till you’re throwing swastikas on everything just to get people to notice.

Most people grow out of that shit. But Kanye got paid insane amounts of money to act like that, he’s going to keep doing until it stops working.

LGBT has always been a target.

The “good guys” still (chemically) castrated one of their greatest minds that won the war for ten, just because he happened to like dicks.

Theres a reason people wanted to reduce the victims of the Holocaust to just being Jewish and ignored all the other groups that both sides wanted to persacute.

They did the same thing this time, target LGBT to build the movement and are now expanded to other groups.

Hopefully everyone stands up while we still have the numbers, otherwise they’ll keep chipping away fringe groups.

Too fast, too furious…

https://www.cnn.com/2013/08/27/world/americas/operation-fast-and-furious-fast-facts/index.html

The craziest thing cartels buying guns in America and smuggling them into Mexico isnt that the US government was selling to people they thought were smugglers.

It’s that the people at the gun store are doing the same shit people are doing all over the place.

The used gun market is insane, I know a couple people that constantly buy new guns and sell them less than a year later. They don’t question why some person is willing to buy $200 over new price for a used gun.

And the way the law is structured, that’s in their best interest.

If a random person walks up and asks to buy a gun, you don’t have to ask any other questions as a “private seller” and since you can only get in trouble if you know that person can’t own a gun, the less questions the better.

The “private sale” loophole makes every other gun law just a slight hassle to get around. But no one wants to actually close it.

Edit:

It also incentives those sales.

No gun store will pay as much as someone who can’t buy from a gun store.

So to make sure someone ends up with that can legally have it, the seller loses money.

They really buried that this is an 11 month old quote…

But yeah, I was guilty of expecting a groachical experience like Seluna’s without realizing the trade off was an N64 level of being stuck on rails.

5ish years from now it could be different.

But it’s not about making the best games, it’s about making the most money.

If you have a propitiatory engine, your hiring base is limited. And studios don’t want long-term employees, so they want generic engines with a readily available labor pool.

There’s quite a few jobs that aren’t union eligible

Yep, I’m not bargaining unit, so it sucks more than most. And there’s really not many of us

But I still have a shit ton of protections anyways.

there are federal workers that do get fired for doing a bad job.

I’ve fired federal workers, it’s just a year long hassle and giving them every plausible opportunity to improve first.

Nah, after probation it’s pretty much impossible.

There needs to be like a year of documentation that the employee is just not doing their job.

Because of the union.

That’s why there’s this big push to resign, every tool they have to reduce the federal workforce begins with the word “voluntary”. Probate employees and contracts have reason to be nervous tho.

Even closing USAID, it stops the work they’re doing, but they’re all gonna get huge severance checks or settlements if it really closes. It’s not like the private sector where it’s individuals fighting a billion dollar corparion. It’s multiple unions that are individually some of the largest in the country whose only reason for existence is knowing an incredibly confusing system of decades of regulations…

Versus a couple teenager and college drop out techbros with zero idea what they’re doing.

Same offer that expires tonight, they were just told they’re not excluded.

Apparently 40k (out of all feds) are taking it, but spread out between now and then those don’t match normal retirement numbers.

So it’s a safe bet the ones taking it were already planning on retiring before then, and not everyone who’s retiring trusts it.

Most agencies can’t even say when someone would be released from work duties if they accept.