Rise Now And Be Counted
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If you recognize that victory requires action from all of us but are sitting around because you aren’t sure what to do, you’re in luck. The US 5th Circuit Court of Appeals recently overturned a Reconstruction-era law forbidding the distillation of liquor at home, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives doesn’t seem interested in defending that law any further than it already has.
The point is that this could have been a sequel that had a new character, but kept it tied to the original and let Jins story continue while giving the developers room to do new things. The cultural landscape to pull from would be exponentially widened as a result also. The amount of culture and history that could be shown and experienced is immense. And this was spit balled by a “problematic” White Male Gamer who just happened to love Ghost of Tsushima and enjoyed the various things you could discover and learn about Mongol Culture…
A satirical weekly article highlighting humorous moments in Midwestern history. This week: The Unluckiest of Seats (Guthrie Center, Iowa)
In Frisco Texas, Karmelo Anthony, a 17 year old black, killed a White kid named Austin Metcalf after likely being caught stealing from his tent at a track meet. The online response flared up immediately. Blacks flocked to Karmelo’s defense, building a counter narrative that Karmelo was defending himself against aggressive White supremacy… or something. They launched a fundraiser which gathered nearly half a million dollars at the time of writing.
Cities are great for industry. High local population means comparatively cheap wages or at least pressure for lower wages, public infrastructure means you don’t need to create a company town, centralized power means fewer politicians to bribe, and so on. You CAN put a tire plant out on a river somewhere, but the best engineers and the largest labor pool is going to be available nearby a major metro. Which by the nature of the way humans create metropolises will possess the infrastructure you want. Cities are a great facet of industrial and technical civilization. Just not in America.
A satirical weekly article highlighting humorous moments in Midwestern history. This week: The Lake Kampeska Monster Rears It’s Ugly Head
A satirical weekly article highlighting humorous moments in Midwestern history. This week: The Peculiar Affair of the Crosswick Serpent.
A satirical weekly article highlighting humorous moments in Midwestern history. This week: The Curious Case of the St. Louis Mud Slingers.
A satirical weekly article highlighting fictious moments in Midwestern history. This week: The Great Dakota Mustache Competition of 1879.
A satirical weekly article highlighting ficticious moments in Midwestern history. This week: The Great Mill Explosion of 1878