I don't get what this question is about.

That's kinda the point. There are no "Afghanistan" or "Iraq" in AUMF and it was used to wage wars unrelated to 9/11.

Not according to the Senate

There wasn't much declarations of war since ww2. Even the US was only technically at war when Panama declared war on them after the US invaded them. Ukraine isn't technically at war with Russia, they actually do business together transferring gas to Europe. The world is strange.

Imagine being so furious and pathetic to destroy the nose of a statue 3+ thousand years old.

It's too small for a spaceship but it does have 40k spaceship vibes.

Interesting that top4 deapest caves are in Abhazia.

Is Discord client code available?

I don't think they really existed yet in his era

In 1294-1621 the election of the Pope used Approval voting. Venice also used it.

Australia, a much younger country, invented the secret ballot

The election of the Pope required secret ballot since 1621. And the concept existed since Ancient Greece and was used in elections and courts of Roman Republic.

That's an interesting point of view.

Are you not?

Thanks. Yeah, that's disgusting.

Unless you can come up with a better translation

Sure, I'll try, can you share links where you saw them saying those things?

you're just sowing doubt without backing evidence

And it's the right thing to do. It's you who should provide evidence when you claim someone is a nazi, and we should doubt your words until you prove it.

Quite a statement for using Google Translate. Interpreting words is difficult, doing so while using pretty bad translation service may lead you to the interpretation completely different from what was intended. Not saying they aren't nazis, just criticising your post.

Why isn't public transport popular in the US? It's cheaper, it's cleaner, it saves time, it's overall better if done right.

Their facial expressions are like they think Magnus did nothing wrong.

As non American I wonder. There was a crime committed, police couldn't do anything to prevent it, it's not the first or the tenth such crime, obviously it will happen again. Will anyone do something about it? Or the government(the entity made to prevent such things) answer is just "till next time boys"?

They lied about Cyberpunk. They knew it was bad on release and maliciously made decisions so that people would still buy it. That's not some minor thing, that's a crime. "We leave greed to others", yeah, right. And this problem was never addressed by CDPR, like it's a normal thing to do, they think it's okay.

Yeah, the thing about Steam is that buying your game at Steam feels better than downloading it for free somehow.

That makes it even more hilarious.