Monday, June 8th 2020
Itch.io Announces $5 Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality, Featuring 300+ Games
Itch.io is an indie game distributor that offers full game downloads absent of any client distribution - they give you links where you can download games and their full executables from their website. Now, the company has announced a new $5 bundle under the Racial Justice and Equality movement. The $5 is the minimum contribution amount users can give, and offers access to 300+ games out of a grand 742 asset total (includes both games' tilesets, assets, tabletop RPGs, comics, tools, as well as books, valued at $3400. The entirety of your contribution will be evenly split between the "NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund" and the "Community Bail Fund".
There are some known quantities among this bundle - including Oxenfree, Overland, and A Short Hike - but there are sure to be some more hidden, unknown gems out there (at least for some of us). Feel free to follow the source link for the full Itch.io page. The bundle has already raised $2,328,972.22 (46% of its $5,000,000 target), with the average contribution sitting at $11,50 and the top contribution offering $5,000 to the selected institutions.
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Itch.io
There are some known quantities among this bundle - including Oxenfree, Overland, and A Short Hike - but there are sure to be some more hidden, unknown gems out there (at least for some of us). Feel free to follow the source link for the full Itch.io page. The bundle has already raised $2,328,972.22 (46% of its $5,000,000 target), with the average contribution sitting at $11,50 and the top contribution offering $5,000 to the selected institutions.
50 Comments on Itch.io Announces $5 Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality, Featuring 300+ Games
You also then have to recognize that if you attempt to try and level with them they back up on victimization and sink into emotional hell then suck you dry of your energy and mental power.
The point? There never is and never will be one, all one big fancy illusion, until humans as a species die off altogether, this phenomenom will continue, it predates Egytpian times starting with slavery, however in the following ages racism came forwards on top of this, blacks were also overruling white in history, humans just battling each other for social dominance. EGO.
Let's comment on the game bundle and end the day on some actual tech talk.
Also why I commented like that, is because that's usually where the money goes from the mega corporations, so that's why the assumption is justified IMO,however we can't know for sure unless they disclose it themselfs. Those peaceful protests aren't companies or organizations that have a bank account you can wire money to on a whim, at least not the majority, at least not right now.
The video it self is disgusting, but the Floyd's criminal history also speaks for it self, protesters should consider both and weight them out.
I apologize for my stupid low effort post, but why why my good long post from a few days ago deleted as offtopic, so that make me less motivated to put more effort in comments if there's a risk. That's the point, half-discussions kinda don't work, if one wants to get to the bottom you just have to leave the discussion to play out, because eventually a good end is possible, it actually has a pretty powerful and long-lasting positive effect. That's it, now I have to go finish backing up my OS disk with clonezilla, later.
Power is what it is and once you give it up, those who have been starved of it will want it and use it.
A never ending human problem.
But a human can create their own world here in this cold shitty world, but the entire world imploding would not scare me either, death is not a fear but a vision of relaxation and ending, a time come to pass, i was once, i am no longer, therefore i never was to begin with. Just a speck in time.
The police already had the two suspected drug dealers in custody, pulled from a scene 10 miles away. Breonna’s home was on the no-knock search warrant, but she was not. No drugs were found in her home.
She had committed no crime — she had spent the day saving lives.
I wonder why the NRA isn’t out in the streets for her boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, who stood his ground with his licensed firearm when he thought he was being robbed by home invaders.
The two officers were not fired and face no charges and are on paid administrative leave. Kenneth Walker ended up in jail for attempted murder of a police officer, but his case was dismissed, although the prosecutor says more charges can be brought against him as the case unfolds.
Probably shouldn’t think too much... :oops:
And what about Lee Rigby ?, all that was silenced as much possible too.
Please keep it on topic past this point. Thanks!
:toast:
disclaimer: I'm from europe
so I think my views are less distorted (by local/biased optic) by being an "outside observer" , so please spare me your racist flak at me
and sry for essay, didnt meant to :)
I seen Floyd video just some days ago after seeing pictures from US cities warzone. What happened was clearly wrong and the cop killed the poor guy for no reason. Now, maybe because Im outsider, I dont understand what that has to do anything with "white supremacy" and racism and "system being against black ppl" and all other stuff thats being said about this incident.
Cop killed a person, which he shouldnt, and therefore should be punished for that (he is in jail waiting for trial right?). At this point it doesnt matter the guy was black, or asian, or white, or little kid, or martian or whatever. It was unlawful kill.
So for me, in contrary, this looks like black racists (they play race card in situation where race shouldnt be any factor) are lashing out because they found a (not sure about right word here) opportunity/pretext that justifies what they believe or want to say "white ppl hate us, look they kill us on the streets" . And especially with that BLM , the slogan must have been chosen intentionally as its easy to further the division. Because for anyone - even not involved bystanders (aka me) - it echoes racism in itself. And ALM is only natural answer to that imo. Maybe the person that come up with BLM had good intentions, I dont know. But imho its seen like provocation so it doesnt help to solve and calm down the situation.
i even seen one of that police brutality videos, think it was from NY and white cop started to beat black guy (or could be some other minority, not 100% sure) walking with his bike, and two more cops come and join the fray, and one of them black. So what is this? Shows this has nothing to do with racism, its just bad ppl are joining cops and just enjoy to have "fun" taking their aggression on random folks. Shouting "white supremacy" wont fix the problem cause its obviously not a root cause, and unless you identify root cause you cant fix the problem. But maybe Im just missing some local insights into american souls, who knows.
Heck cops even taking out on press staffs (wtf? really thats mindblowing, its like watching vids from Russia or China) it just shows the RCA is not racism but aggression, thug/gang mentality or whatever else this could be, so dragging BLM into this is wrong. Maybe this is the (big) part of the problem. Black people feels entitled to some compensation for history grievances? Yes it sucked, but they were far from only ones suffering shit in history. Hell even today they still continue to slaughter one another in Africa (which is probably partly sad legacy of old Europe colonials and how they drew border lines for their colonies) and somehow nobody really cares (everyone exploiting africa because profit). You cant focus and always keep returning into history and demand "compensation" because that chain never ends. If each race and nation would be doing that, we would be past word war 3 and living in Fallout wildlands...
However I can somehow understand that part of their hate (black vs white american system) as its relatively recent, because if we look at 20th century US was pretty slow to fix wide discrimination problems, heck even in WW2 black soldiers was fighting against nazis (and their race superiority nonsense) while they themselves being second class citizens back in home (I wonder how much schyzofrenic that had to be for americans, but neverrtheless we can be only glad US joined the war) and for few more decades after Germany fell. African states achieved sovereignty from old Empires before black ppl in US had all their rights sorted...
So i see how this could be "recent memory" but making such a big issue out of it today, in 2020, feels pretty odd and off the mark. I could understand protests/riots in Iran for women rights, or civil rights in China or NK but I cant believe black ppl face such discrimination in US that would demand such demonstrations and rioting...It just doesnt make any sense, from where i stand. But perhaps situation is really deteriorating, after all with that twitterboy-in-chief, with his ICE raids against emigrants and border concentration camps and in general populistic and hate speech, things could be really going off the rail again for black. But then again problem lies elsewhere in WH, and then further away in ppls that still/will support him...
Btw also the part of the schism is perhaps that slavery was embedded in US constitution , which many americans take as sacred text, it was updated out by amendments, same as voting rights for women etc. Yet whenever there is topic about gun regulation there is that berseker outcry "but its in constitution!" like it cant and wasnt changed numerous times already. I guess its pretty funny for rest of the world (part about guns).
Dont make fun of my tinfoil hat. It pays to be cautious and skeptical.
The vast majority of looters aren’t cops.
The vast majority of cops aren’t protestors.
However, the vast majority of cops are looters...
The nazis had women, the Jewish had women... women = paradox
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Answers in the bundle; buy buy buy!
When multiple officers commit murder, time and time again, again without consequence, you start wondering how many bad apples there are.
When multiple officers commit murder without consequence, and are not called out on it by their fellow officers, you really have to ask if it's just bad apples covering for bad apples.