I’m more concerned about the people who don’t want to condemn genocide than the people who are cautious about using the term.

Losing their jobs for not reacting in the right way. Yet I haven’t heard of a single person calling for “retaliatory” violence fired.

I saw the post from yesterday of Trump responding to this. But I figured I would post the initial exchange.

According to Pamela, Charlie Kirk’s words should have made him a target.

Also, should we assume they will be targeting the swaths of right-wingers who called for retaliatory violence? Or literally any car with a Punisher sticker, or 2A messages of violence?

/s because I know they won’t be

Would they be fired for refusing to print a KKK poster for a dead member? It’s no different.

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So, are they going to fire everyone who supports Kirk or Trump too?

Sounds like they were peacefully expressing their viewpoints.

That’s odd. I wonder why racists would feel provoked. /s

They already leaned right to appease Republicans. They’re shifting even further?

Simply modding it to have expanded storage is fantastic. I have a PSTV hooked up to my hanging room TV (basically like a firestick/chromecast) since it doesn’t need to sit on anything.

It kinda serves the same purpose as that PS1 Classic, except better in almost every way.

His final moments were trying to paint trans people as a dangerous group, presumably to radicalize people against them, while also minimizing how bad gun violence is.

Truly a patriot. /s

Last I checked, it’s the right-wingers who routinely call for or condone violence. Charlie Kirk himself called for a “patriot” to bail out Pelosi’s attacker. Trump called for people to murder Hillary, directly.

Literally every notable, influential, figure on the left that I know of condemns political violence in no uncertain terms. They’re not the ones stoking the flames.

Even now, all I’m seeing are right-wingers calling for blood against “the left” as if we all got together in secret and planned it out.

Yep. He’s not allowed to bomb random civilians. But he also can’t be held accountable.

SCOTUS basically said don’t ask for permission and you don’t have to ask for forgiveness either.

Maybe it’s that you can still download stuff on the PSP store, but you have to buy it from somewhere else like the PS3 or Vita stores. I’ll have to check and get back.

Yeah, I had a lot of PSP games saved on my PS3. That sucked when they got rid of transfers. If I remember right, it blocked save transfers for PS1 games too, which was a huge bonus from back in the day. Play on the road, then continue your game on the PS3.

Thank God for Mississippi actually has its own wiki page.

Thank God for Mississippi - Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thank_God_for_Mississippi

The digital store might still open. I know you can buy games off the Vita’s store still (but you have to use an older style WIFI that is sometimes relegated to guest WIFI and you have to preload the money from another source).

My only problem with Crisis Core is that there’s so much easily accessible side content, I had to force myself to just stop and finish the story.

But I loved that game, and I wasn’t even a big fan of the original FF7.

Downhill Domination

Oblivion PSP Prey 2 Final Fantasy Versus XIII

Have you tried literally anywhere else? Every few years my wife convinces me to try it again and it’s always the worst. Are there really no local breakfast places around?

people exist

What a radical cult.