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I was at Walmart and the item I was looking for was marked as half off. So, I grabbed 2. Price I was expecting, double the product. I go to self checkout and the price is the normal price (no half off). I pretended to scan the second one and kept going. Walked out hoping nobody would ask to see my receipt (nobody did).
It could be said that I stole the second item and lied by pretending to scan it.
On the other hand, I paid the price that the store said I would pay. I held them to their word, and the system just may not have known about the sale.
I think I’m in the right, but what about yall?

Not much to elaborate on. I don't remember twisting open normal oreos during my childhood and the cream splitting apart so much as they do now. Is this a skill issue?

If I say the American civil war wasn't caused by slavery, I'm not immediately flagged as racist - just misinformed. If I question the numbers of any other genocide, it becomes an actual look into evidence and all sorts of stuff. When someone questions the Holocaust numbers, though, the media and many others will immediately flag them as antisemetic.

This kind of rhetoric only contributes to Holocaust denial, as those who see this will believe free speech around this topic has been shut down.

Is the statement "it wasn't 6 million" alone really antisemetic, or do people just feel like shutting down conversation?

I got banned from r/holocaust for this one, hopefully it’s a little more open t

I see posts of people’s campaigns that lasted years, and I have no idea how they found the content to stretch it out that long. I’m not knocking on it, I honestly really respect the dedication to storytelling and world building. I used the book with my party and nothing else, really, and it took about 4 months. If I had to guess, I’d say it was about 18-20 2-3 hour sessions until Strahd died.

So, I’m curious, how often do longer campaigns use extra supplements?