Yes it is . THIS is the first on this forum and how I found out about it IVVW 10 IYsh 016 b 213 c <| sep |> Can I vote this game for the villain hug award ? . The new storyline made me a pretty depressed villian . <| sep |> I get that we ' re a playoff team with a 3 rd pick player , and that ' s unique , but giving Jaylen 4 minutes sucks . It ' s the only gripe I have with the team right now . Jaylen shouldn ' t have to earn garbage time minutes , and if he ' s being punished for his performance that ' s even worse . <| sep |> I ' m ranked 3 . 15 k right now but a few weeks ago was down around 2500 due to some vegetal fuckery . Loved playing at 2 . 5 k cause caring as dps was so easy . Just get good <| sep |> It ' s a rhetorical question about the nature of selfsufficiency and slavery . I ' m not literally advocating people grow their own food . Market economies are efficient because of division of labor and specialization . That has been an overwhelming force for good in the world . You ' re not truly enslaved if the only reason you ' re working for someone is because its better than working for yourself . What is slavery , or rather serfdom since slavery refers to legal ownership of people , not coerced labor per se , is having a society where you don ' t have the option to be self sufficient because the requisite natural resource for self sufficiency land , has been completely monopolized . The land rents in most major developed cities total hundreds of millions to billions a year , yet unlike other goods and services made by humans , the owners did nothing to create that value , but retain nearly all its value . In fact the value of land in cities is created in joint enterprise by everyone who makes that city a desirable place to live and work . Look at a city like Detroit to see how valuable city land is once people have started deserting it . Rent is for most people the single biggest cost of living and rents have been indefinitely increasing for over 100 years . The reason why we ' re not seeing the 10 hour work weeks that people in the early 20 th century envisaged would come as a result of industrialized productivity is because rents are eating up all the other improvements in cost of living . Virtually everything else that ' s not dependent on land including natural resources in land has become vastly cheaper than it was 50 or even 20 years ago .