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We don't want him. Can we dump it in the ocean and call it a day?
This man's about to fake his own death to escape prosecution in Brazil. >

Well whats stopping us from prosecuting the dead? >

Just throw the book at the corpse. Not like it can be dodged. >

Ranged attacks on prone targets are done so at disadvantage. I recommend using it as a melee weapon. >

And I highly doubt it has resistance to non-silvered weapons. Goblins are mundane creatures, after all. >

i'm gonna cast raise and kill ya again >

Pretty sure I saw a picture of him eating KFC yesterday so that checks out >

Yea, he’s staying at former UFC fighter Jose Aldo’s house in Florida >

Please let that be a joke.  I'm a fan Jose Aldo. >


Darren Till was born in England, but spent years living, training and fighting in Brazil. He announced his support for Bolsonaro in 2017 well before the election that saw him take office. Paulo Costa is another UFC fighter who has been outspoken with support for Bolsonaro, as have prominent fighters like Anderson Silva, Wanderlei Silva, Rafael dos Anjos, Royce Gracie, and Ronaldo Souza.

I keep seeing more and more MMA fighters aligning themselves with right wing authoritarians. And this is just a few months after Usman, Cejudo, and Gaethje posed for photo ops with a Chechen dictator's special forces. >

Why is this surprising? These people thrive on the macho mentality. Of course they will find authoritarianism appealing >

I think it ties into the belief in a hegemony, and the idea that adhering to performing masculinity will (or at least should) pay dividends, which conflicts with where the left has been going with regards to identity and culture (aka everyone should be accepted, and conforming to traditional binary gender roles should not confer any special privilege). >

Conservatives believe the world is hierarchal and these people believe they are poised to be at the top of that hierarchy and so want to maintain a system where they are superior.
Also brain damage. >

Send him for treatment in Brazil