I’m not a native German speaker, but I figure I should add some bit of context.

Acting on stage is far different than acting on a camera. Facial expressions are exaggerated. The body is used more to communicate emotion. Speech is louder and more exaggerated. Most stage actors have to be told to tone down their acting when switching to film or TV because you can see more acting on a screen than in person.

Hitler gives his performances as a stage performer, but we are watching his performances on film in close-up.

It isn’t one person that people go onto a micro blogging service for, but a variety of people.

A lot of multiparty civil wars have different sides with mutually exclusive goals.

If you want to talk about boardgames, there are games like Root where different factions have their own separate rules that conflict with allowing multiple people being able to win.

If you make your way to San Antonio, remember the Alamo.

If you want to outdo Walmart, there is also Buc-ee’s.

I agree that the beef likely isn’t halal, but pork definitely won’t be halal.

Choosing to eat non-halal meat in a part of the world where Islam isn’t a significant minority and options for halal meat are limited is a personal decision. Halal options for food may be available in Houston, but they are likely going to be rare.

I’ve dined with Muslims who are ok with eating at non-halal establishments but will not eat pork at all since eating pork is obviously haram.

Texas barbeque is beef based on the count of all that cattle.

Luckily for you, barbeque in Texas is beef based. So I’d recommend eating some good barbeque.

I feel like those who end up in your position end up one of two ways.

You know that you don’t have a safety net, so you don’t spend money more than you need to. Also, since it sounds like you support your family significantly, a lot of money that would go to vacations instead goes to them.

For others, money was an on/off switch; you either have it or you don’t. These kinds of people will spend at or above their means because they can and there aren’t any hard limits due to a lot of credit options.

Yeah, but that just means that the cost of processing food is going to skyrocket. Whole chicken costs will go down while chicken wing costs will go up.

I can also see states leaning on their prison populations to supply some forced labor.

Feudalism as a form of government didn’t end in Europe until 2008 when the Island of Sark converted over to representative democracy.

It depends when vegans attack on ten-speed bikes.

Masks are a sign that things aren’t the normal of 5 years ago.

Yeah. The tech industry is imploding as it switches from development to maintenance.

The problem with bending established rules is that you now own that behavior and condone it.

That being said and as others have noted, it might help to give yourself some wiggle room in the rules.

You might also want to think about creating a moderation team so you’ve got a group of people to bounce ideas off of. Acting unilaterally against what most of your community wants generally kills most communities.

This is a strange question.

There is also a difference in theming.

The inner city as a dangerous place of crime for white suburbanites stopped being used as a trope in the 90’s while it is on display here.

The study of a broken man in the process of snapping also feels a lot like movies like Taxi Driver.

I also feel like certain locations and the dress of the main character is made to evoke older times.

“Mystery Men” seems to have a lot of themes on super hero fatigue in it that feels like it would be a better commentary in 2019 than 1999.

Falling Down takes place in the 1990’s but feels like a very 1970’s movie.

Matrix is a “work sucks” movie the same way that “American Beauty”, “Fight Club”, and “Office Space” was. It is a very 1999 movie.