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No, that's his favorite lesser known travel destination.

One main issue with conservatism is that it seems like if we go back, say, 50 years, or 100 years, or something like this, the conservatives were obviously wrong about certain things, like school integration or Jim Crow or whether women should be able to vote or whether gay people should be beaten or things like this. So, the worry is that there's nothing special about today: just like people were wrong back then and it's good that society changed, people might be wrong today and society should change. Do you have any thoughts about why it makes more sense to be conservative today than it did in the past? Or do you disagree with my premise, and think that in some sense, the conservatives in the past weren't wrong to oppose what we think about as "progress" today?

That's like saying "well this president we elected is doing really great, I don't mind that he's getting rid of our right to vote!" The union is so that a company that treats its employees well continues to do so.

Is the process for getting community made maps into the game, and into the automatch queue, going to be any different than Company of Heroes 1?