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This is why combat sports are much better than basketball or American football (that are basically corrupted by extremists now). People with common sense.

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BTW, I blame many of the post WWII communist intellectuals. In the 1800s or beginning of the 1900s, I understand why people were interested in communism. But after 1953 or in the 60s - 80s, no. Many intellectuals were invited in the USSR and China in the 60s - 80s. They knew what was happening there (the West had partial information on their situation, but many things transpired - like the camps, the massacres, the poverty - and even if the "tours" were organized by the propaganda, many managed to see what was hidden behind the curtain). Those who said nothing did it to protect "the cause". Sartre knew about Mao's lunacies, but he said nothing. For the freaking "cause". Because he felt guilt, he was ashamed of his "bourgeois" origins, so it made him a blind zealot. There are still many ppl like him today. Usually, it's kids, but some of them never grow up.

I like Camus. I haven't read many of his books but I enjoyed them and I saw many videos/reports on his life: he was a really great guy. He's much better than his "rival" Sartre (who is nutjob and a freaking liar IMHO). I see what's troubling you, but as a reader you can takewhat you want from his books. Take what inspires or strengthens you. I don't see his philosophy as a system where you have to agree with everything or nothing. Just cherry pick the best things for you and discard the rest. I mean the guy literally became nuts at the end of his life... so he's not perfect, but he helps you to build solid tools to analyse our world (thanks to his meticulous deconstruction of Western moral systems and its debunking of hidden resentment), tools to love your fate (amor fati) and tools to increase your vitality / life force.

BTW, I like GoT so far. Pretty solid game. Not perfect (no game is), but still a great experience. I play on the hardest difficulty, but it's not a very hard game. When you compare it to Sekiro, it's super easy. In GoT, the timing is very forgiving. You can parry even if your timing is shit. In Sekiro, if you're one millisecond too late or too early, you're screwed. I don't even use an armor, I'm just with the traveler attire and I still manage to do fine most of the time.

@Cult Icon Have you seen how they treat Jin when he dies in GOT?? The Mongols disrespect his body like crazy They hit him on the ground, kick him like a foot ball... I'm wondering if at some point they will spit or pee on it That's the first time I see sth like that in a game. The 1st time, I thought it was a bug in the AI, but they do it every time.

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I believe you, because they're definitely getting shorter here

Hmm, your girl is winning, but Eva is strong and like the bamboo, she bends but doesn't break.

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Anna Avila vs. Lorena Duran - No! I can't choose between them, both are great. But I guess I shall help Lorena, so 0x10 Felicitas Morolla vs. Jasmine Sanders - 3.5 x 6.5 Grace Elizabeth vs. Leonila Guz - 7x3

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Thanks Gal, from the UK

Thanks, Gal.

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