@jointed: What a straw man argument.

Your proof of a Marxist/communist movement in America is a bunch students at Berkeley getting pissed off, and a deranged gunman who wasn't even a member of Black Lives Matter.

If it was a real phenomenon, we would be hearing more about it.

I'm curious to see the thread where both Chaz and Jump both snapped at Azati.

That guy posts on a Tormentos level, so I never really read his stuff, but if he gets destroyed by more than one person, then it's definitely worth reading through.

By now many of you seen those leaked screenshots of Call of Duty: WWII.

The one that stood out the most to me is this one:

If you look closely, you'll see a 1st Infantry Division patch on his shoulder. Because of it's distinctive patch, this infantry division is nicknamed "The Big Red One."

The nickname may sound familiar to some of you, because that was the subtitle of another Call of Duty game, Call of Duty 2: Big Red One.

If the campaign is multi-national, will the 1st Infantry Division's role in the war be the focus of the American aspect of the campaign?

If the campaign isn't going to be multi-national, then is the sole focus of the whole game really going to be playing through battles that some of us may have already experienced but with better graphics?

What do you guys think?

For those of wondering how American politics got to where they are, these articles divulge into the role of the internet, money, and how data collecting of individuals can influence elections.

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Not get political, but these are some interesting articles regarding how people weaponize the internet and use psychological profiling to influence people.

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Ok, so one of the early screenshots shows an American soldier with a 1st Infantry Division patch on his shoulder.

So, is it going to be a re-make of Call of Duty 2: Big Red One, or least the American portion of the single-player campaign?

If so, expect North Africa, Sicily, D-Day, and the Battle of the Bulge.

Trump is also planning to release his plan on tax reform in a few days.

Based on his previous failed endeavors, it's going to be simultaneously bad and horrifying.

I wonder if Trump will accuse these people of being "paid protesters" too.

When you think about it though, it is a strange world we're living in when people have to rally in support of facts.

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Why is tormentos still allowed to post?