Warjac

Headline fix: Google kills the one good thing it has going for it with AI

It's a Team Fortress Style Hero Shooter

Because it's a Valve game

Because TF2 Inspired Overwatch

Get it right

Try

Nekopara

Doki Doki Literature Club

Boko No Piku

All great games with lots of tiddy.

But what about State's Rights?

What? Who could even ever have predicted that?!?! Shocked Pikachu

So they aren't being given their first amendment rights... Oh boy I can't wait to see how this plays out at other companies.

I'm told by a close friend to go explore my interests in order to better pursue my own dreams and happiness. That's what they did and it's worked out great.

I tell them about that stuff in my own life updating them on me and suddenly it's deemed as escapist and childish.

Guess I gotta do what interests them not me. Does so. They're happy for a second.

But that's being subservient unless I express genuine interest. But if I do then I'm just interested because of them.

What the fuck.

Ah yes, they finally caught the Biden Crime Family, surely they will be forced to yield to the all powerful might of the very strong and handsome Trump. He's a shoe in to win the election now, no Russian or Chinese meddling or rioting to overturn the results needed!

A labor union strike for higher wages,.with how many workers in it? Wow, must he nice to live in a first world country.

I should like to think the law sees this a violation of the right the students have. Because to me if a private organization that has the power to give you a degree as you've paid for it's services and proven yourself as competent and that degree is recognized by employers, the government etc. Then it should have no right to impose it's values on people while withholding the end product of their use of services provided in the first place.

Anything otherwise would imply the organization can supercede the government. That would mean cases like this could come from other organizations that prop up would-be government functions and cause a ton of chaos.

I would understand if the protest was a major violation of the rules or it was intended to be a riot or some such other violent event but if my source for what happened is correct then that's not the case and this whole thing is a petty squabble coming directly from the board of Harvard.