BlackDevilX was responsible for the Final Fantasy Sonic X series, which has depicted Sonic in his Super form since X4 wielding a Buster Sword, amplified by the Stone of Chaos, with a red hue.
People are acting like this is actually going to fix anything.
You can't deny that it definitely opened a can of worms. The most important thing to come out of this is the reaction to the public's reaction. People are definitely taking notice of the lack of remorse for the victim and the praise for the shooter. I am not justifying violence, but I'm not sure what other event would climb its way to the top of the press so easily and get people talking/taking sides so quickly. And it only takes 1 copycat for people to start seeing this as a "trend" against CEOs. Again, not condoning violence, just how I think things would play out. But as a side note I do condone violence
I've read rumors the CEO may have been willing to testify against certain parties regarding insider trading. Probably in exchange for having his own crimes forgiven. So the shooter was hardly an activist.
I've read rumors the CEO may have been willing to testify against certain parties regarding insider trading. Probably in exchange for having his own crimes forgiven. So the shooter was hardly an activist.
Ministers, elected presidents and now a CEO. This could be the beginning for a capitalism restructure. They can't hide from a global population with just some body guards forever.
I told you Elon acting like a cool rich with people is only a false appearance. He is not different to a Rockefeller, just trying to cover his arse. They have been told before they are at risk if poverty keeps increasing. They are also afraid of a possible revolution against them.
Dr. Gero and Android 19 were menaces in Sparking! Zero, terrorizing DP battle in ranked and online tournaments before they got nerfed. A short documentary on said characters at their strongest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DmWBcIPRI0
Wait a minutes, the rivets had to be hot? Of course, to make them smaller so that they'd lock in and never budge, but... why not lift them up and then heat them?
Wait a minutes, the rivets had to be hot? Of course, to make them smaller so that they'd lock in and never budge, but... why not lift them up and then heat them?
Heat them... in what? The furnaces used to heat rivets to a cherry red glow were heavy, cumbersome things. You'd have a single furnace that would supply all the riveters on the construction site. That's not something you can just lug around to within reach of each individual worker, especially if they're working on a level that doesn't even have a floor.
Heat them... in what? The furnaces used to heat rivets to a cherry red glow were heavy, cumbersome things. You'd have a single furnace that would supply all the riveters on the construction site. That's not something you can just lug around to within reach of each individual worker, especially if they're working on a level that doesn't even have a floor.
Maybe they had to re-heat them using butane torches as they passed them along or something?
