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That's alright, Hill's so senile she can't remember voting for it eitherHmmm
I wonder who else voted for the Iraq war. I can't seem to remember ...
Brianna Wu / John Walker Flynt - "Biggest Victim of Gamergate," Failed Game Developer, Failed Congressional Candidate
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More business than you have LARPing as a political candidate you snarling faggot.
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Someone with a finer understanding of the legislative branch than myself can correct me on this, but I'm like 90% sure Brianna is consistently wrong on which subcommittee is dealing with autonomous cars. From what I can tell it seems to be the Subcommittee on Digital Commerce and Consumer Protection, which is part of the Energy and Commerce Committee.
Like I said, I'm not sure I'm right about this. But then I'm not the one pretending to be running for Congress.
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"I can regulate and legislate auto-cars, i have been in a car, I have used a computer!" - Brianna von Wu.
Remember when duke's and shit had a say in things?
Remember when duke's and shit had a say in things?
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He's wrong. The House Science, Space, and Technology Committee deals with R&D and applications for emerging technology more than regulating it, and tech is not its primary or sole focus.
Initial testing of self-driving cars might fall under Energy and Commerce since they are a novel product, but any attempt to get them approved for widespread or highway use would go through the Transit and Highways subcommittee of the Transportation Committee instead. I doubt John would want to join Transportation even if he were elected, simply because it clashes with his "feminist gamer girl" persona.
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If indeed the third missing dog has ceased to exist, I suspect that John Flynt is holding back the news for release at a more opportune time. i.e. "I had my 2000 signatures ready to go, but we missed the deadline because Splat was struck by a speeding car and we had to spend the rest of the day putting him down. Damn your field agents for running over him, Gamergaaaate!!!"
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Yes that scumbag @RepStephenLynch wouldn't bother lifting a single bloodstained finger to help the marginalised, unlike John Flynt who donated millions of dollars to charity as a result from the massive profits reaped from sales of Revolution 60: Special Edition.
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Amazing how John responds to an ass kisser who doesn't live in District 8.
But people (especially women) who do and have dared to ask questions, have been blocked.
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- 24 de Ene, 2015
"my studio's last game" you can say that again
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Wu has consistently shown he has no fucking idea how congressional committees work. I had a post a while ago where I went into detail on how there's no "tech committee" and the closest thing to that doesn't cover what Wu thinks her fictional tech committee covers.
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I cant imagine how furiosly John jerked his inverted duck to both his fetish woman toys and to being a videogame designer while doing this.
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Why he insists on flogging this abortion I do not understand.
It's a gigantic bomb by any objective standard, he left it to die on the table on Steam and all the money an connections he blew to fluff it up on iOS mean jack fucking shit now, it was still a bomb then.
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- 22 de Ene, 2016
Wow. This Warren guy is pretty unhinged. He is a great fit in John's entourage.
What does Stephen Lynch have to do with lead in the water? He is a member of the US House of Representative. There are entire local and state governments that have entire agencies which deal with those things. Sure a House Rep can go to the federal government and ask for money for a clean up, but if no one is even sure there is lead in the water, what could he do?
We've seen photos of H.R. Lynch with black people. I don't think I have ever seen a photo of John with a black person. Just sayin'.
What does Stephen Lynch have to do with lead in the water? He is a member of the US House of Representative. There are entire local and state governments that have entire agencies which deal with those things. Sure a House Rep can go to the federal government and ask for money for a clean up, but if no one is even sure there is lead in the water, what could he do?
We've seen photos of H.R. Lynch with black people. I don't think I have ever seen a photo of John with a black person. Just sayin'.
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If Flynt/Wu was ever an engineering major, it was during his freshman year at Old Miss, after which he flunked out and had to attend Millsaps, where he was some kind of liberal arts major. When he returned to Old Miss, it was as a journalism major, about a half step up from the bottom rung of the academic ladder, elementary education.
So the short answer is no, he never took a computer science course in cyber-security or software engineering.
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- 11 de Nov, 2016
Yeah but nobody played it and no one cared about it. If there were actual journalists involved at some part of this process there would be an effect but other than that Wu can go around spouting this shit and most people will either not bother checking or will get blocked if they do.
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- 27 de Feb, 2017
Comparing his "game" and Zoe Quinn's "game" to Kingdom Come: Deliverance.
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- 29 de Abr, 2017
fftopic:, but>8 people playing depression quest today
Is there a logical explanation for this?
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It's free.