The first ~2 minutes are my favourite usually, I like the buildup a lot more than the actual porn most of the time
Some of my favourites:
The problem is, we can't have a free and happy society with Nazi's in it. Yeah sure wanting Nazi's dead is bad, but "reorganizing society to increase happiness and wellbeing" isn't something that will happen quickly, but still they continue to exist.
I don't know if it's insensitive but it does seem unintuitive. Yeah "LGBTQ+" doesn't include everything in it's name but it's a short acronym that's easy to remember and say. If I'm in the middle of a conversation I probably can't remember 2SLGBTQQIA+. At the end of the day it's just language to communicate ideas, and I think LGBTQ+ gets the point across clearly. Alternatively you can just say Queer.
Bij1. Ik weet dat het niet de grootste partij is en ik ben bang dat er een kans is dat ze geen zetels kunnen krijgen, maar het is de partij met de standpunten die voor mij het meest belangrijk zijn.
This is why pirating games that aren't available to be bought anymore is never wrong
Businesses consider those the same thing unfortunately :/
Mark Rutte has been our prime minister for 13 years and I hate him with every fibre of my body. I really hope we will finally get someone new (better) in charge.
Mildred is actually a sick ass name. I hope she's rocking it
So when it comes to copyright music can actually be divided into two things: the song itself (the lyrics and melodies) and the performance of a song (the recording). I don't know the entire situation but I'm guessing Taylor Swift owns the rights of the songs themselves, but not the rights to the recordings of the songs that were made, so she's in her right to make her own recordings of the songs and then she would have full ownership of those. (Sidenote: I study composing for media and though copyright is part of my study, I'm not an expert)
Wait reddit has chat groups? I didn't even know that was a think
I've never used anything other than old.reddit though so maybe that's why
Really? I thought the loudness wars peaked around the mid 2000's/2010's. I feel like it's become less prominent in the last few years