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That's not true, Call of Duty World at War and the original Black Ops had amazing stories/campaign modes. But even the multiplayer is diminishing. CoD WW2 has terrible small three lane maps. And CoD Vanguard has no strategy involved with the multiplayer shooting. People don't take their time to strategically maneuver and plan their way around the map, as much as they just spring right out of the gate and reflexively fire at the first thing they see. And of course, the loot boxes and skins which completely destroy the WW2 immersion.

There's also the problem with annual releases. Why? Why does Activision publish Call of Duty on an annual basis? Someone who is educated in how business and stock markets work please explain this to. Like, does Call of Duty publish a new game every year to please people who want returns on their investment? Annual releases are bad because quite often the games are released buggy and sloppy. Call of Duty campaigns have really lazy writing (as in their plot and story), the games are buggy, and everything is re-used from previous games (maps, characters, gameplay, etc...). Instead of taking their time over the course of. 5+ years to write a high quality story for the campaign modes, come up with new maps, they rush these games out and they're all identical to each other.

This needs to be pointed out that the leadership of Hamas has never cared for the well-being of Palestinian people. Hamas steals food truck aid designated to regular people, and their leaders are billionaires living luxuriously in Qatar. An Israeli media outlet even made a music video about this: Hamas is also not an organic grassroots movement, but an Iranian astroturf front.

I just pre-ordered the new Call of Duty Black Ops 6 | Vault Edition. I don’t want to go overboard with games like I used to as a young child. What is an appropriate amount of hours per week for a conscious and self-actualizing person?

When you meet with Bashar, please ask why hasn't the Syrian Government taken full control over all of its prior territory despite the war lasting for over ten years.

I remember listening to Osho, and he made a great point to make a sharp distinction between the teachings of Christ, and Christianity. No, because Jesus Christ never founded Christianity. Christianity was not the creation of Jesus, but of St.Paul.

I see you’re taking inspiration from Osho.

No! You have to insert a tube up your ass and shove a bazillion pounds of psychedelics up there.

I think we’re being too harsh on Christianity. Christianity has produced a lot of really good mystics and insights. There is not just one form of Christianity, but really positive forms as well.

Considering how Donald Trump won the 2016 race without the popular vote, how Bernie was screwed in the 2015 Democratic primary, and the massive corporate media apparatus, the persistant sabotaging of third parties, etc… America has no right to call other countries elections undemocratic or rigged

One of my cousins for some reason is a big Maduro fan. I don’t know why, is it out of Socialist solidarity? Because my family is not Hispanic or South American at all.

Bashar?

And Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Which is really tragic because Jesus more resembled a hippie than these wall street wolf conservatives. “I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ.” -Mahatma Gandhi

I really liked this, brilliant examples of all the ways Israel is an apartheid state.

My Dad is the same way, it turns out that I have 8+ half siblings that I never met. Most of those siblings are from different wives.

European football clubs have a really big issue with far-right people in their fanbases. This is an issue with football clubs all over the world, for some bizarre reason, this particular sport attracts a lot of far-right people. https://www.theguardian.com/news/2018/apr/24/russia-neo-nazi-football-hooligans-world-cup Fighting sports also have this problem of a lot of far-right people.

Bro just download Tinder. Just make sure you get high quality professionally done photographs.

It's Even Worse Than You Think: What the Trump Administration Is Doing to America David Cay Johnston & The Room Where It Happened John Bolton

I've already read two Trump exposé books, wondering if I should read this one.

@Leo Gura How much does this count as “red” for ya?

Hey y'all, this is going to be a long one, so prepare yourself. For a while now, I've been going through episodes of immense insecurities, and this has affected me in tangible ways. I'm deeply frustrated that my college experience is not moving as smoothly as I had originally planned it to go. The credit hours from the previous institution in which I transferred from didn't properly transfer, and I'm forced to retake classes in which I already took. I'm very mad at this, because I was expecting to have the academic year in which I just completed, and one more year. But I just spoke with an academic advisor, who said it's going to take much longer. Also, the University I attend is not as prestigious and exclusive as I would like it to be. I've always been a very bright and quick learning person, but a chronic procrastinator. I really do sincerely believe that my chronic procrastination is the number one thing keeping my from graduation on time and summa cum-laude. My habitual gaming, phone usage, and web surfing is destroying my life. I bring this up, because I get the feeling that I'm a loser, failure, and that I don't deserve happiness. My mom approached me and said that she was tired of my emotional ups and downs, and demanded that I see a therapist. Then she introduced me to something interesting. One of her colleagues at work is a devout Buddhist who goes to the temple every week. We're both desperate in my family to get my mental health problems resolved, and I am too as this mental health spiral and chronic procrastination is making me deeply unhappy. This Buddhist colleague has offered that I go with her to a Buddhist temple and do meditations with them. I'm asking the forum this, because this is not the first time I've been severely disappointed with Buddhists. I remember I tried attending a Zen meditation center, and I was so disappointed at how weak-sauce the practices were. But according to the website of this particular temple, they seem more serious. https://uszen.org/ Also, I'm asking this because I don't want my mind to be filled with Buddhist dogma and ideology, and to become a religious SDi BLUE convert.