The cam would have needed to be on for them to release it 😔

Signora... thank you for your service

Build (the wall) Back Better

That's just what a bot would say

The criterion of having to be in the craft when it touches the earth again came exclusively from the West realizing that Soviet craft would most likely come down onto land because of how large and how far from the oceans the USSR was. Since US craft could come down into the ocean and the astronauts could be easily recovered, they basically got the international aeronautics body to add that little detail in there. Absolute bullshit

In my experience, it can be any 4 people, doesn't matter who. Awful game. There were a few years (2013-2014 or so) where every time a group of adults in their 20s hung out, they had to play Cards Against Humanity

With that first paragraph, at least, I get where they're coming from but I feel like it's likely that they've never actually killed somebody. Yes, it's morally acceptable and good to kill Nazis, and also taking a life is a thing that sticks with you in ways you don't expect (from what I've heard; I've never killed anybody either). I just feel like that's a weird thing to criticize the film for. I really doubt anybody goes away from Come And See believing that killing Nazis is wrong or bad, just that war is hell.

I could be totally off-base here; I haven't see the film in a long time. But that criticism just strikes me as not really warranted

The Wild Coast by Kim Stanley Robinson is basically about this; the US gets the fuck nuked out of it and then the rest of the world takes turns patrolling the US coasts to make sure nobody leaves

On NBC they were doing picture-in-picture so you could also watch basketball at the same time

You expect me to touch a man's body? 🤔🤔🤔

I'm absolutely sure Mandel shares Arendt's views on Black people