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HalalBread1427 t1_jeh1gur wrote

Reply to comment by Prestigious-Yak4344 in Welp. by TheLostVikings

SEGA made an April Fool's game (without Sonic Team), it's actually a solid game, the joke is the marketing - minor spoilesr: >!It's Amy's birthday and a murder mystery event is held on a special train, you (a newly hired employee) work with Tails to solve the mystery. The mystery is great fun to solve, but something makes it seem like this isn't just a game...!<

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JBizznass t1_jeh1fpk wrote

Fyi: I moved to the burbs after almost a decade in the city. The final straw what having a bomb go off and shake my whole house in the middle of the night during the riots. Also right before lock down I got jumped on the el for no reason from which I still have unhealed injuries. So please just keep your self righteousness to yourself.

Also here’s another great example of violent felons not ‘getting decades upstate’ after pleading guilting to horrendous crimes: https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia-district-attorney-larry-krasner-us-attorney-william-mcswain-feds-charge-ak-gunman-20190228.html

My pessimistic sentiment is based in reality. Really wish I could live in your delusion though. Probably more pleasant to be that far out of reality.

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Liraal t1_jeh1ffq wrote

Generally our economy is tuned to expect money remaining in circulation (i.e. being re-invested). Under deflation, said money stays under your bed instead since it appreciates faster than it would if you were to invest, new companies are not created, old ones cannot get loans or funding and everything generally grinds to a halt. An economy structured around stable performance probably wouldn't struggle that much with this, but that is not the economy we have.

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