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Team Names Being Renamed due to PC
Reality vs Adventure replied to Jayson's topic in Debate, Politics, & Religion
I admit I was wrong to think those at the top are out of touch with their political correctness; because those that claim the left is too sensitive simply Just Don’t Get It…That’s quite a clarification. -
Team Names Being Renamed due to PC
Reality vs Adventure replied to Jayson's topic in Debate, Politics, & Religion
Cleveland Indians has nothing to do with India. The Chief Wahoo logo and mascot is supposed to represent Native Americans so people thinking the context is ok saying Indians instead of Native Americans is dumb and offensive. What is there to not understand? -
Team Names Being Renamed due to PC
Reality vs Adventure replied to Jayson's topic in Debate, Politics, & Religion
Plus, I want to add that I have no sympathy for people being afraid to say they are white when it’s obvious. There is a whole population of people afraid to say they are Muslim, Hispanic, Mexican, any Middle Eastern, Jew, half black/white etc. because of all the racism they have endured for generations. And many of them look white, but afraid to even say what they are. So whah whah to whites who want to cry. People are afraid to express their religion, afraid to speak their language, afraid of a lot of things because of a system wide societal oppression. And now whites face a reckoning and whah whah whah. One more privilege to cry about. -
Team Names Being Renamed due to PC
Reality vs Adventure replied to Jayson's topic in Debate, Politics, & Religion
The major problem with political correctness is coming from people that are out of touch “out of touch syndrome” is what I call it. And since it is those people who have money and power to change things like team names, they are the ones who are out of touch that I’m talking about. And their out of touch stupidity pisses off both sides and especially people on the right who use that ‘out of touch syndrome’ to further justify their racism. And you being angry about being able to say white, falls right into their hands. Because the people may cry fowl about racism, but those at the top make actual decisions in sports, business, etc. they are to blame. -
Team Names Being Renamed due to PC
Reality vs Adventure replied to Jayson's topic in Debate, Politics, & Religion
How can you fail to see 'Indians' is not offensive? Indians come from India, they are not the same as Native Americans. But I agree that the replacement names are stupid. -
I actually like that philosophy, never looked at it that way before. 🤔
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Cyberpunk just got a 1.5 update, so I'm gonna go ahead and download the game now to see if it's a ps4 dumpster dive or not.
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It says not Hispanic, multiple races. I don't know why Hispanic is so segregated from all the races when it's European. I'm Hispanic and never know what race to fill out because I'm also English and a bunch of other European ethnicity as well as Native American. I'm gonna start checking every box for now on because I'm everything.
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Here is some more information: Who uses SNAP? SNAP eligibility rules require that participants be at or below 130% of the Federal Poverty Level. 130 percent of the poverty line for a three-person family is $2,213 a month, or about $26,600 a year. Recent studies show that 43% of all SNAP participants are children (age 18 or younger), with more than half of SNAP children living in single-parent households. In total, 39% of SNAP benefits go towards households with children, 21% go to households with disabled persons, and 28% go to households with senior citizens. According to demographic data, 36.5% of SNAP participants are white, 25.8% are African-American, 16% are Hispanic, 3.3% are Asian, and 1.5% are Native American. How many people use SNAP in the United States? As of December 2021, 41.5 million persons were participating in SNAP. https://www.snaptohealth.org/snap/snap-frequently-asked-questions/ So how do those stats tie into inner cities and social programs being anti traditional family if the demographics on SNAP doesn't reflect the inner city demographics? That seems like an attack on city dwellers and those ethnicities.
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Here is a chart for demographics of people on SNAP benefits for single person households, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. I know it's just one program and I'm not about to look up each and every one, but this gives an idea on what people get food assistance. And of course there are also many other charts by the USDA which shows financial demographics and sizes of families. But this chart gives an overall demographic summary of individuals. Inner cities tend to be more diverse, but you can see the majority of people getting benefits are actually from white/non Hispanic, which would not reflect the demographics of inner cities. And that doesn't show that social programs has anything to do with anti traditional family or whatever bull honkey you threw in there. So attacking social programs may not be a good idea if you are thinking that it's just for inner city or different ethnicity types.
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There are private schools that are religious and that should be separated from public schools. Public schools get funding, and those religious schools don't, at least not legally. Sometimes they find loopholes to get funding. That's one of the reasons why religious people want to push their belief into public schools. And what kind of prayer is their argument that should be allowed in schools? There are different religions, so there would be a lot of conflict in a public school system if religion became indoctrinated.
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Do you have good or bad reaction times?
Reality vs Adventure replied to StaceyPowers's topic in Gaming Forum
You guys are some fast guns. I'm at 288. I'm gonna subtract 50 for computer lag. 238!!! That's better. -
The murderers are now on trial to see if what they did was a hate crime which would add to their sentence. The FBI has revealed that they used a bunch of racial slurs in texts and social media. I know, I know, its a bitch waking up from denial. https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/testimony-resume-ahmaud-arbery-death-hate-crimes-case-82920056
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You forget that before vaccines even came out, those same people complained about mask wearing as a violation of human rights, and at the same time attacked abortion and women's rights. The pandemic has been politicized. And my above comment: if they are against vaccinations, then all required vaccinations have to go. You can't just pick one to politicize.
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When do you think these graphics will become the norm?
Reality vs Adventure replied to NightmareFarm's topic in Gaming Forum
To make the Matrix demo on unreal engine 5, it took over a year with over 20 employees. So you can imagine the time it would take to make a full game of that caliber. And to see it in regular use will be at least a few years from now. I think they are actually combining real footage into gameplay. -
Facebook threatens to leave Europe
Reality vs Adventure replied to Techno's topic in Debate, Politics, & Religion
Now Google is adding privacy protection to their Android which will make advertising targeting even harder and will also effect Meta just as Apple did with their new privacy protection. Apple's new privacy update cost Meta $10 billion. We can expect Google to leave a dent too. Right Now Meta is getting eaten up by data privacy concerns. We have to wait and see how they respond to these new changes from the EU, Apple, and Google. https://www.barrons.com/articles/in-new-blow-to-facebook-google-will-make-it-tougher-to-track-consumers-on-android-51645028617?siteid=yhoof2 -
When do you think these graphics will become the norm?
Reality vs Adventure replied to NightmareFarm's topic in Gaming Forum
If the game started today, then a good 4 years from now if it's top quality. I think the norm will be 2026. -
Comfort is definitely going to be an issue. Metaverse has come out with VR gloves and are making body suits. I think they are focusing too much on physical interaction and not enough on graphical quality. But I don't think it's overhyped. It's the future of gaming and something that can't be stopped. The most I've ever been scared playing a game was Exorcist Legion VR for Oculus. What concerns me now though, is the future experiments that will be done on animals in order to master VR potential. Elon Musk now has to face an animal rights investigation for his Neuralink experiments on monkeys. Let's hope this kind of thing is not the consequence for our entertainment needs, and we experiment responsibly. Because I have no doubts VR will eventually get more and more physically involved with our brains. Right now it's suits, and tomorrow its implants. VR is going to be the gateway to other technologies. Since we aren't close yet, maybe it is overhyped.
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Any fans of Red Faction? I loved that game. And I kept coming across the name Ultor while playing Saints Row 2 and it finally clicked. Saints Row and Red Faction are both made by Volition and Ultor is the primary antagonist in Red Faction and Saints Row 2. Romans had a Temple of Mars called Ultor, which fits into Red Faction and how Ultor corp. tried to enslave workers and control everything on Mars. I wondered why Saints Row turned into an alien shooting gallery in Saints Row 4. I don't know if there is a tie-in for that game, but I can see the series merging with Red Faction if they branch out into extraterrestrial themes. What do you think about the possibility of merging? Cause it doesn't look like there will be another Red Faction game unless the popularity of Saints Row can bring it back. I haven't played Saints Row 4 and it looks they got all wacky with the aliens, but maybe there is some depth to it. I think it would be a good thing if Volition merged the two. Ultor is a good super villain corporation. Maybe they can bring the ganstas to Mars. Intriguing creativity could happen here.
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I agree it’s the parent’s responsibility and games have ratings, so what more is there to do? Kids have gotten into trouble long before games or even tv was invented. Just blame the parents for everything. Bad behavior starts at home.