I mean, the strategy worked well for the republicans the last time. Field the literal worst possible candidate, so that the lazy dems get complacent and start sitting it out in smug virtue signaling comfort instead of, y'know, actually voting, and the moron just gets in by default.
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Well, let's just sit it out again, then. Worked so well the last time.
/s for the easily triggered assholes
Then everything will become ai-generated.
And stupid voters. Don't forget the stupid apathetic voters.
Death's door. Didn't think the difficulty spikes were that bad, and after doing the umbrella run, the bosses were almost easy the next playthrough
Edit: also just played Arranger and the cat quest trilogy.
It's strange. I spent my formative years in Singapore, a country widely regarded as a 'police state' by most western accounts. But there, I felt the community as a whole had rights of its own, and those superceded individual rights. Then I spent some time in the us, and while it wasn't as bad as it is now, the difference in attitude was stark. Now over there freedom of expression wins out over the community rights. And it's much to their own detriment.
They've had individual freedoms and liberties ingrained into their personalities that the 'we' no longer exists. 'Community' only exists as far as it serves the person's goals.
Great! Come trade with south east Asia! DM me!
Ok. Cheers mate!
They'll keep yeeting drivers at max until he does.