commander

and surges support to Ukraine to force Russia to stop their invasion.

How? Ukraine will need troops from additional armies in order to win against Russia.

I've noticed brave users are some of the biggest useful idiots on the internet.

I genuinely think there are 2 classes of brave users: people who are invested in the company trying to viral market it, and the morons who fall for it.

What's sad is a significant amount of people have simply been conditioned to accept that level of noise in their lives.

If things are quieter and they aren't getting products shoved in their faces 24/7, they become visibly uncomfortable.

Sorry bro, I didn't read any of this.

I'm just kinda tired of dealing with people like you.

Gonna block ya now.

we have no other choice than to respond in kind. we didn’t start this fight.

I'm referring to you calling the other guy a troll just because he "said something you really don’t like but can’t argue against."

also consider that I’ve respected you every step of the way and you’ve been disrespectful

Telling me reality isn't reality is very disrespectful. It's the same thing you did when you told him he's trolling. Rather than present rational arguments, you say "I'm objectively right because you're a troll or that's divorced from reality."

Come on man, use your words. Don't be afraid. Or are you just trolling?

Yeah, couldn't imagine a world where you came clean about your shitty tactics.

Those factors are being upended by climate change.

How, exactly?

It's my understanding that coffee does best in warm climates. Shouldn't global warming, at the very least, change where we grow coffee as opposed to just removing the areas we can grow it in?

"Someone says something I really don't like but I can't argue against, so I'm just going to claim they're trolling."

I think Steam might be the only private company in this.

Really says a lot.

Can't say I expected more from you.

Glad I can recognize stupidity when I see it these days.

I keep telling my friends rent is going up every 2 years.

Looks like it's about that time.

The core problem is consumerism. The idea that if you have more, then you should get more and spend more while complaining you don't have enough.