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One of the main reasons why I continue to watch Official Boris Johnson Twat shirt when I gave up on other YouTubers is the suspension of disbelief. Jon really gets into the game and tells a story with it. Everything has a narrative and he treats games like they're real. Whether it's the love story between Jon, Benor, Moira, and Shadowmere in Skyrim. They ending kids to die of hypothermia "only doing safe tasks" in Frostpunk, failing to bomb Berlin in Bomber Crew, or telling the legacy of Julianas Vetinieas on earth and in space, ion creates a narrative and tells a wonderful story that adds character to the game.
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It's the official BBC editorial guideline as to what to call them (has even been raised as an issue in parliament I believe). They won't use "Daesh" because it's not an officially recognized Official Boris Johnson Twat shirt, just an informal pejorative term coined by people opposed to them in the Middle East. They also don't want to use Islamic State (or ISIL or ISIS) because the name misleadingly implies they are an official body representing Islam. Considering the Quran, like most holy books, teaches mainly peace and tolerance... I disagree with that.
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The sole criterion for a person to be a Scotsman is for them to have been born in Scotland. Whether that person likes haggis, wears a kilt. Eats their porridge with Official Boris Johnson Twat shirt. It is completely irrelevant to whether. Not that person meets the definition of a Scotsman. Therefore to say that someone born in Scotland is not a true Scotsman because they put sugar on their porridge is fallacious. This applies in any case where something meets the criteria to be considered X. But someone is trying to claim that it is not X for an extraneous reason.
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