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Taylor @ Home retweeted
I looked up the code for the new zelda amiibo and discovered Majora's Mask is coming. youtu.be/oa2l69lEOrQ
Playing through Ocarina of Time Remake nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/2qVjaOQyW…
Taylor @ Home retweeted
Hi I did that and I'm fluent in Japanese too. No one is asking for "one-for-one" (If they are it's because they dont know a better way to phrase their actual issues) translations. They want faithful and accurate translations. That means "Merry Christmas" (yes I know about cultural context I live in Japan. It's Christmas here too) and no it doesn't mean throwing random Gen-Z or terminally online slang into everything because a character said 「マジヤバいw」once. Hope this helps.
Taylor @ Home retweeted
Replying to @AnimarchyYT
I have a serious problem with people who demand every entertainer share their political beliefs. It doesn't matter, it doesn't affect anything, and it's not your fucking business.
Go cry somewhere else.
Taylor @ Home retweeted
Being a conservative sucks because many of us are trying to do what's best for humanity and we are considered worse than hitler by performative leftists who act morally superior when their convictions come entirely from whatever is trending.
Taylor @ Home retweeted
You guys were literally cheering on the French riots and begging them to destroy their own government like a month ago.
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They're not even in power yet and the Democrats immediately start threatening private companies they don't like. They will be pushing hard for censorship while they act stupid and say "it's not real censorship if a private company does it."
That's why I'm still mad at SCOTUS (esp Amy Coney Barrett) for dropping the ball on Murthy v. Missouri. That was the case where the Biden admin told social media companies to censor their platforms and threatened them if they did not do so. Barrett basically said "you can't *prove* that these threats impacted the social media companies decision to censor so you can go suck it, hooray for censorship"
That was (as Alito said) "one of the most important free speech cases to reach this Court in years" and the court inexplicably whistled past the graveyard. Now it's coming back.
Literally is yes.
fascism is when you nationalise private companies
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Yes. Fascist economics was corporatist, and viewed private businesses as organs of the state. Private enterprise was permitted so long as it followed the directives of the state. They nationalised and privatised on political whims.
fee.org/articles/econo…
econlib.org/library/Enc/Fa…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economics…
The Liberal government of Canada claims they drastically cut immigration and the press, which has received billions of dollars from them, repeats this lie.
Liberals plan to adds up to 282,000 one-time spots ON TOP OF their absurd targets, for up to 662,000 new permanent residents, 37% above the all time 2024 record.
Real GDP per capita is up just 5% since late 2015 and youth unemployment is 13%.
662k is over 5x the number of green cards the US issues per capita in a typical year.
Taylor @ Home retweeted
Reminder that Canada does not have a free press, it’s bought and paid for 👇
Ottawa boosts journalism tax credit by $501M, extends eligibility to broadcasters ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…
Taylor @ Home retweeted
Hop in losers, we're turning CTV, Global and all the local channels into the CBC
Ottawa boosts journalism tax credit by $501M, extends eligibility to broadcasters ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…
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The slow and steady march of Canada's journalism industry becoming nearly completely subsidized by and reliant on government money continues, ...as the subsidies now spread beyond print to TV and radio newsrooms, following heavy lobbying:
$501 million in spending over five years. $85 million ongoing.
Today's budget:
"Budget 2026 proposes to extend eligibility for the Canadian Journalism Labour Tax Credit to the production of audio and audiovisual news. Audio and audiovisual news organizations that qualify as a QCJO and meet existing CJLTC-specific Canadian ownership requirements would be eligible to claim the tax credit in respect of the salary or wages of an eligible newsroom employee.
Qualifying organizations would be entitled to the same 35-per-cent credit rate and annual labour expenditure limit of $85,000 per employee that apply to written news production. "
budget.canada.ca/2026/report…
lol.
Ottawa boosts journalism tax credit by $501M, extends eligibility to broadcasters ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…
Wow really? Who would’ve guessed…
Majority of Canadians want fewer immigrants in 2027: Nanos ctvnews.ca/canada/article/ma…
























