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I know Pride Month has passed, but I'm so tired of corporatizing gayness. Like when Blizzard was flagging on sales for Overwatch, so they came out saying Tracer was gay. I think it was almost a year after launch, and their player base had dropped quite a bit. And it worked for a little while. But if Tracer had been gay the whole fucking time and had a girlfriend, it would have made sense to include that in the first year's worth of material. But they didn't until their player base dropped by half or more.
They did the same thing with Soldier 76 later on, didn't they?
I guess? I never played it
They did this every time sales dipped. That’s also why they decided to announce Symmetra was autistic.
I know it's funny to make fun of the rich people who have forty different flavors and shapes of ice (my bestie's and my favorite passtime), but it is really as easy as going to walmart / dollar tree / the thrift store and getting cheap ice cube trays and freezing juice / chai concentrate / coffee to make your fun drinks the way you want. I've been doing it for years.
Yes, but have you considered that you're not allowed to do that?
I know Pride Month has passed, but I'm so tired of corporatizing gayness. Like when Blizzard was flagging on sales for Overwatch, so they came out saying Tracer was gay. I think it was almost a year after launch, and their player base had dropped quite a bit. And it worked for a little while. But if Tracer had been gay the whole fucking time and had a girlfriend, it would have made sense to include that in the first year's worth of material. But they didn't until their player base dropped by half or more.
They did the same thing with Soldier 76 later on, didn't they?
I guess? I never played it
Me either, but Overwatch was one of those things that was so omnipresent that one picked stuff up by cultural diffusion.
I remember there being stuff about Tracer being a lesbian pretty early on in the overall life of the game, but nothing about any of the dudes being gay. Then, sometime around when Overwatch 2 was coming out (and failing miserably) I started seeing stuff about Soldier 76 being gay representation.

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I know Pride Month has passed, but I'm so tired of corporatizing gayness. Like when Blizzard was flagging on sales for Overwatch, so they came out saying Tracer was gay. I think it was almost a year after launch, and their player base had dropped quite a bit. And it worked for a little while. But if Tracer had been gay the whole fucking time and had a girlfriend, it would have made sense to include that in the first year's worth of material. But they didn't until their player base dropped by half or more.
They did the same thing with Soldier 76 later on, didn't they?
I know there is the deconstruction rhetoric of I was told not to question God, but I have to tell you one of the first times God ever says something to a person in the Bible is in the form of a question.
Don’t be afraid to ask, don’t be afraid of the answer. The question isn’t the problem, it is the authority that has been asked. The desire to understand God is not the issue, it is where the hope of understanding is placed. The Bible doesn’t just have person after person asking God a question, but that time & again, God has questions for you. Don’t be afraid of being asked. Don’t be afraid to answer.
“ice water makes you sick” “ice water gives you stomach cramps” i’m sorry if i have a hardy and oxlike american constitution but unless you have underlying health issues, the only water temperature that should cause adverse health effects is if you chug a gallon of boiling hot water that has also been laced with nefarious chemicals
There was recently a copyright infringement case in YA and I need everyone to know that the following sentence was in the legal decision:
“Hot, sexy, dangerous boys, central to virtually all young adult romance novels, cannot be copyrighted.”
“Regarding setting, the court held that both works taking place in Alaska high schools was not protectable because Alaska is a public place and setting a teen novel in a high school is a common genre convention.”
Freeman v. Deebs-Elkenaney | Loeb & Loeb LLP
I've read the entire decision (skimming over the purely legal precedent/definitions bit) and here are some of my favorite bits:

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It's just kind of alienating, really. Majority of people who read way below their grade level in school continue to be borderline illiterate as adults, and they still consider the ability to parse meaning and subtext as some kind of bizarre act of deception and dishonesty. Like you're just making shit up to fuck with them when you can infer meaning from words, unlike everyone else who is just blindly stumbling through life.
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As a teenager (M15) my grandmother (F71) and I attended a speech by the Prime Minister (M55). Just as it started, terrorists (M21, M28, F22) opened fire (M14) but they were quickly gunned down (MP5k) by the Prime Ministers bodyguard (M38). On the way home (M1) we were silent. The memory still makes me wake up at night (1AM) feeling too hot (100F). I need to change because I sweat all through my pajamas (1XS).
Reddit, is my girlfriend (34DD) cheating on me with Sherlock Holmes (221B)?
"Being kind is punk" you need to learn to do good things without it being tied to a social status or subculture
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Which returns us to the pastor and his Romans 13 and to the tension we walk past on the way to the fireworks. The clearest biblical case in 1776 was the loyalist’s case. “Let every person be subject to the governing authorities” it’s not a hard verse, and the men who quoted it against the Revolution were reading it rightly as far as they read. The examples we like to set against them do not carry the weight we hand them. The Hebrew midwives disobeyed Pharaoh and went on delivering babies. Daniel broke the king’s decree and knelt at his open window as though nothing had changed. When the apostles said, “We must obey God rather than men” (Acts 5:29), they said it and then bore the flogging that came with it. Each of them refused a sinful command, and not one of them raised an army, which is a long way from a war of independence. So how did Christians cross that distance without lying to their Bibles? Not by pretending the tension away, but by an argument most of us have never heard named, the interposition of the lesser magistrate. The Reformers who wrote the Magdeburg Confession worked it out, and Samuel Rutherford pressed it further in Lex Rex. When a higher ruler commands what God forbids, the lower magistrate, himself an authority ordained by God, may lawfully stand in the gap to shield the people from tyranny. The colonial legislatures understood themselves as exactly those lesser magistrates, which let them read the war not as a mob throwing off all authority but as one God-given authority resisting another that had broken its charter. Romans 13 has a second half, and it is the half we have forgotten. The verse that binds the citizen binds the ruler harder because the sword was placed in his hand for one purpose: “For rulers are not a terror to good conduct, but to bad” (Romans 13:3). He is God’s servant, and he answers upward to the God who armed him and outward to the people he swore to protect. That is the reminder buried in 1776, that a magistrate who forgets both accountabilities has begun to forfeit the office, and it should leave a government afraid of the governed rather than the governed afraid of it. Look at what happens when that fear drains away. A judge returns the violent man to the street he preyed on and calls it compassion. An official extends to those who broke the law the very protections he strips from the citizens who kept it. And the one who stands up to name the disorder is handed a diagnosis, some fresh phobia coined to make conscience sound like sickness. That is Romans 13 read backward, where the sword is made a terror to the good and a comfort to the wicked, and a nation that calls the arrangement justice has already been told what God makes of it: “Woe to those who call evil good and good evil” (Isaiah 5:20). A government that no longer fears God will not in the end be feared rightly by anyone, and a people who forget that their rulers answer upward will soon be ruled by men who are certain they answer to no one.
This was a standard idea throughout Western Christendom, long before the Magdeburg Confession. It’s in Aquinas; it’s in some monk from the 10th or 11th century whose name escapes me. But “since the community provides itself with a leader, the community has the right to replace that leader when they’re bad” was an assumption for most of a thousand years. Latin Christians (which is the branch Protestants come from) only really started questioning that at the Renaissance, with its “rebirth” of ancient absolutism.
As in so many cases (the Magna Carta is another), American liberty was not new, but the reassertion of longstanding rights against a tyranny that was itself the innovation.

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You'd think people would be happy that there's not as much racism or sexism as there used to be.... but no, they have to manufacture hate crimes instead. Sad sad people they is.
In retrospect, it seems odd that they'd grafitti his car, but not actually break anything.
Also, I thought the name seemed kind of stereotypical, but there was a story on CBS News.
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