The people with the power to guide us there don't seem particularly interested.
Metaright
joined 2 years ago
From IGN's review:
One of the most immediately noticeable differences between Pikmin 4 and its predecessors is that here there’s no limit to the number of days you have to finish the story like in the original, nor is there any threat of running out of supplies like in Pikmin 3, making it more of a casual rescue mission than a race against the clock.
YES
A package of 1 and 2 released on the eShop.
This is what I get for not bothering to read the article before opening my dumb mouth.
tHeY'rE jUsT pRiVaTe CoNtRaCtOrS
If we say he's right and just pretend to go along with it, will he dismantle the insurance industry for us?
I'm just yankin' your chain, mango.
marlo, y u no makea da sleepin ;(
More like No, bye, yo
After he was offered the job, Ngole was told by recruiter Touchstone Leeds that he must "embrace and promote" homosexuality to be reconsidered for the hospital discharge role, even after being told he was the best candidate for the position.
"I think that is a step too far," he told Fox News Digital. Ngole is now taking his case before an employment tribunal, alleging religious discrimination.
Ngole said he "really wanted the job" so he pushed back on these requirements and requested to meet with Touchstone to discuss the issue further. During that meeting, he reassured them he would not discriminate against anyone. However, he said the discussion turned into a two-hour "interrogation of [his] faith" instead.
"'I hold strong Christian beliefs, of course, I cannot apologize for that. And in the same token, I'm not going to discriminate against your clients. I've worked with this same group of clients before and nobody's ever complained about my practice. I'm qualified. I do my job well, and its unfair that you would withdraw this job offer,'" Ngole recalled telling Touchstone.
But the mental health company reaffirmed their decision to withdraw the job offer.
If he had already had the job and used his religion to mistreat clients, then this would be fair. As it stands, though, it does seem discriminatory.
We're gonna dump all our sprinkles into the harbor!
The whole "die cis scum" rhetoric doesn't help.