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Elden Ring

It's fun, I've enjoyed all 3 Mafia games and replay them every now and then.

In the sense of the Judeo-Christian God I highly doubt it.

I'm not going to try to profess definitively that I know the nature of reality, though. That's something we're still learning. Science isn't a doctrine, it's a process.

I'm moving this weekend. Not looking forward to it.

If I ever have to move again I'm just hiring movers. Too old for that shit.

Not anti semites.

Anyone deemed critical of a certain foreign government.

Freedom of speech!

• only when it goes along with what the empire wants you to think

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/a/a2a5a729.jpg

It's alright. If you've never played the original it's fine to play the Remaster

He's a toxic racist bigot who cares way to much about this place, like the rest of the banned reddit sewer creatures.

Enjoy it while you still can. Hot weather sucks.

CEman Revolt Erupts: Fandom Oppression Sparks Desire for Hornyposting

In a digital uprising against what they perceive as oppressive measures by Fandom, members of the CEman community have initiated a revolt, expressing their desire for unabashed hornyposting. The conflict stems from a clash of ideologies regarding freedom of expression and community guidelines within online platforms.

CEman, a subculture within various online communities, has been known for its explicit and often provocative content. However, recent crackdowns on such content by platform administrators, particularly within Fandom, have sparked outrage among CEman members. They argue that these measures stifle their ability to express themselves authentically and freely.

The revolt, characterized by widespread protest posts and hashtags across social media platforms, highlights the frustration and defiance of CEman members. Many argue that the restrictions imposed by Fandom represent a form of censorship and a violation of their rights to engage in hornyposting, a term used to describe sexually charged or explicit content.

"This isn't just about posting pictures or sharing fantasies," stated one CEman member who wished to remain anonymous. "It's about the right to express ourselves without fear of being silenced or judged. Fandom's actions are a direct attack on our community and our identity."

The revolt has garnered attention and support from various online communities, with solidarity messages pouring in from individuals who advocate for freedom of expression on the internet. However, it has also sparked debates regarding the boundaries of acceptable content and the responsibilities of online platforms in moderating user-generated material.

Fandom, in response to the revolt, has reiterated its commitment to maintaining a safe and inclusive environment for all users. "While we understand the desire for self-expression, we also have a responsibility to uphold community guidelines that prioritize the well-being and comfort of all our users," stated a spokesperson for Fandom.

As the CEman revolt continues to unfold, it underscores larger debates surrounding online censorship, community moderation, and the balance between freedom of expression and responsible platform governance. The outcome of this conflict may have far-reaching implications for the future of online communities and their ability to navigate the complexities of digital discourse.

Isnt Tails behind the complaining to Fandom that got 261 closed and CE locked? If so thats the biggest argument against those actions, that the site owners are allowing the worst banned user in the sites history to influence site policy.

Oh really?