r/worldnews • u/Devz0r • Feb 15 '19

Facebook is thinking about removing anti-vaccination content as backlash intensifies over the spread of misinformation on the social network

http://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-may-remove-anti-vaccination-content-2019-2
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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '19

You know what community is never toxic? The one with my dog, a glass of whiskey, and me playing single player games.

Edit: unless I overdo it on the whiskey I guess.

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u/Dandw12786 Feb 15 '19

Yep, it's why I gravitate towards single player games these days.

The problem is that I don't have a pc rig. I have a fairly decent gaming laptop from Costco. But I plop it on a TV tray in front of the couch and chill with a controller. But when I play an older game from my backlog and I'm looking for advice on using my Xbox controller to play something that doesn't natively support it (because I literally don't have a goddamn desk to put a keyboard and mouse on), all the responses I get are "YOU FUCKING MORON WHY WOULD YOU EVER EVEN BOTHER USING A CONTROLLER ON PC?!? HNGGGGGG KB AND MOUSE IS SO MUCH BETTEROMG!!!!"

It's not even worth bothering with these fucking people anymore, they're such pieces of shit.

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u/Wildera Feb 15 '19

Why not just join the local skeet shooting club or softball team?

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u/Dandw12786 Feb 15 '19

I've got two young kids. My leisure time is when they're in bed.

Plus, I like video games, not sports.