TwoCubed

Many people play games to escape reality. I dont feel like having current political bullshit in my games as i'm confronted with that day to day. Let me just fly around in spaceships or race cars or whatever.

I'll play games with politics when I'm up for it.

I don't understand this whole thing, is this something American?

Correct. Bavaria once tried the same thing, but then MS went to the local politicians, sucked their dicks a bit and boom, back to MS products it is! Hopefully the north doesn't fall for that kind of shit, and they likely won't because Bavaria is a backwards piece of shit of a Bundesland while Schleswig Holstein is kinda cool.

Mate, you should leave your emotions out of these kind of discussions. It'll just have the opposite effect of what you'd like. Please stick to the facts.

Yeah, BYD is massively subsidized by the government, mainly to try to destroy the western EV market. I'm really on the fence on that one. On the one hand, I'd like our car Industry to be a bit more disruptive and come up with cheaper solutions (fuck SUVs, the German car Industry is just making huge luxury cars that are way too expensive, both capex and opex wise). On the other hand, I don't want Winny the Pooh gaining influence on the west.

YouTube revanced let's you disable shorts permanently. Fuck those useless videos, designed to get you addicted. I'm fairly sure consuming too many shorts irreparably damages the brain. Don't quote me on that but people just stopped fact checking because it takes longer than 20 seconds.

This may be true for the USA. In Germany the biggest killer is agriculture, followed by buildings, then cars and then come the cats. I'm guessing this is the reason for the controversy regarding this topic. Cats aren't that big a problem in Germany. Especially if you have a programmable cat flap that leaves the cats inside during morning and evening times. During daytime they don't catch shit.

That's the point. People buy less beer when they're high. That mean less money. Bavaria has many breweries and they're all lobbying against another legal drug other than alcohol because they fear that sales will go down. Sales will go down though, and that's a good thing because alcohol actually makes people sick and even kills people

Ah ja, deswegen muss ich hier einige Tage in voraus einen Tisch reservieren, egal welches Restaurant. Die Cafés sind so voll, dass man ewig auf seine Bestellung warten muss. Selbst die Scheiss Imbissbuden sind ständig überfüllt.

Die Leute gehen nach wie vor gerne essen. Die ekelhaften kackrestaurants kriegen vielleicht weniger Kundschaft. Da wo es gutes Essen gibt, gehen die Leute hin.

Schade dass du dir ein 400 PS Auto finanzierst und den dann nicht mehr ausreizen könntest, aber das sollte allen anderen nicht interessieren.

Ein Tempolimit lässt sich nahezu kostenfrei einführen und hat neben der CO2 Reduktion einige sehr gute Synergieeffekte (weniger Verkehrstote, fließender Verkehr bzw. deutlich weniger Staus, entspanntere Fahrer, die Autoindustrie könnte sich wieder auf sinnvollere Autos zurückbesinnen, ICE Fahren wird dadurch attraktiver, weil es schneller ist etc.).

Mit nem Tempolimit kann man einfach mal ohne großen Aufwand eine enorme Verbesserung der Lebensqualität in Deutschland erreichen. Und die meisten Deutschen wollen das auch.

I'd add a drastic shift to the extreme right to that list.

First off, it's a load of bullshit that Germany's economy is tanking. Second, yeah it is kinda important, but it's just a fucking stretch of slightly lower productivity after a massive increase due to catching up what was missed out on during Covid.

Fuck these alarmists. They just want the workers to maintain this bullshit productivity, which has sent many people into a burnout.

I know, that's why the entire DK population is in Flensburg right now, stocking up on beer.