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Riveet099
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Posted by Riveet099 - November 7th, 2016


PLZ, VOOOOTTTEEEE!!! I DUN CARE WHO! JUST PLZ VOTE!

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Posted by Riveet099 - November 4th, 2016


I think the subject says it all. 


Posted by Riveet099 - October 31st, 2016


Und ein guter Abend vor Allerheiligen!


Posted by Riveet099 - October 28th, 2016


These are games I'm currently still completing on NG. I recommend all of them for first-timers:

Phoenotopia, Juggernaut II, Lab of the Dead, all Battle Fantasies, Dungeon Up, Level Up!, Antumbra, Culmination, Red Moon, Perdition, Bunny Invasion: Easter, Sacred Quest, Crayon Poke

Wow, is that everything?


Posted by Riveet099 - October 26th, 2016


I was thinking about how shitty life as a student was, with no steady income and heavy workload, when suddenly I read the paper and I just seem so insignificant compared to the shit going on overseas and around the country. Since I like to focus in IR, let's talk about the waves of immigrants going to Europe right now. Like the NYTimes, I like background before talking about the current issue. So here's how the shit all went down:

During the Era of Imperialism, Europe went and fucked up just about every nation in Africa and the Middle East (Except Ethiopia, but that was later taken care of by Mussolini). The current crises between the Igbos, Yorubans and Hausa Fulani in Nigeria, Assad the Alawhesi in Syria, Libya, ISIS and Al-Qaeda ... It all stems from those expolits from the imperialist empires. US plays a role later disturbing shit by invading Iraq for "preventive" reasons. I'm not saying anyone needs to suddenly say "let's let these people in", but know that the Western nations were the ones all responsible for the bullshit going on now that's evicting these people. 

Grr, whew. 


Posted by Riveet099 - October 15th, 2016


We use science to find out ways to preserve this world we are killing. Then we find out there are other worlds out there, and then we plan to possibly move there in case this planet becomes inhospitable due to our exploitations. Is this really the way we have to live? >SIGH< Just to jump from world to world like parasites, finding a new host and discarding the old like a husk. Is that why people really want to pour investment into space maybe?


Posted by Riveet099 - October 7th, 2016


Today's political arena is kind of shitty because the gray area makes it so annoying. But that's good. Diversity is good. Now what about debates? In the US, it seems we put a lot of emphasis on character nowadays rather than issues, so that'd be an ad hominem fallacy. Is a person's character important? How are debates in other countries?


Posted by Riveet099 - October 6th, 2016


Anyone? Anyone know what it is? Apparently, it's the root to all faith.


Posted by Riveet099 - September 26th, 2016


What would yours entail?


Posted by Riveet099 - September 22nd, 2016


A bowl of Skittles, three will kill you, would you take a handful yada yada yada...

The basic underlying message talks about risk entailing too quick an acceptance of refugees. Problem is, when risk is mentioned, the skittles become a lot more than just refugees. This analogy can be used to talk about making friends or training cops. Some of them may be bad apples.