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i wonder if Romans were considered racists in their own time.

i know that AI output is not copyrighteable, because it wasn't made by a human.

however the model itself is a product of a shit ton of work. and I doubt any court will claim them non copyrighteable.

there's a quest around to find a magical pearl that goes in the hole to unlock its magic

that sounds like something that will make people empathise with him, it'll definitely be good publicity.

so I doubt it's a relatable thing

I'll concede that they aren't the "main" problem.

but if we eliminate corporate landlords, that industry will be taken by smaller landlords and you haven't really fixed the problem, just replaced a handful of corporations with a few thousands of landlords doing the same shit.

unfortunately?

they are fun. they have their fair share of potholes, but no one dare complain they aren't fun and an amazing experience to watch.

there are so fucking iconic, no wonder half the script was turned to memes.

cant wait for the democrats to get into power again so they can... pardon ICE and bury all the records and evidence to protect them from doxing, and punish ICE by rising their budget...

the guy who owns 2-3 duplexes can (and are incentivised) to be as cruel and inhumane as possible by the same capitalist forces.

if you ask me, rent shouldn't be a thing. once you paid the value of the house in rent you should be able to claim it as your own.

and safer to use by the workers working backstage

when after ww2, American recruited nazis for their space program.

that's why a nazi ended up as head of NASA.

"once the rocket go up, who cares where they fall, that's not me department"

Verner Von Braun

Watching that movie the first time, I was expecting the plot to be about freeing the clone troopers, not using them.

can someone explain my why the "good guys" made what's likely the most unethical army in fiction?

how is a clone army a thing? that's practically like breeding brainwashed slaves for war.