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Something I REALLY hope the next mainline #Sonic game features: LIVING OPEN-ZONES ala Unleashed's HUB's. I'm talking NPC's & even playable characters, walking around (not standing in one place) & doing their thing. Give 'em small side-stories alongside the grand adventure!

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Toronto police arrested a brave Canadian journalist, David Menzies, once again. I asked why they arrest Canadian journalists and do nothing against the masked terrorist sympathizers who came to intimidate the Jewish community. They did not respond. One of the officers even became upset that I was recording. I told the officer that in any normal world, you should not arrest journalists for doing their job. I wanted to continue my pass straight forward to the other side of the street. At first, one police officer did not let me continue on my way and even threatened to arrest me. But after an interesting conversation, I continued my way to the other side of the street from the direction that I wanted and joined the crowd who were waving Canadian🇨🇦, Israeli🇮🇱, and Lion and Sun🦁🌞 flags. - Is it appropriate to have a phone directly in my face? - As long as I respect your personal space, yes. - I have been respectful to you. - I am respectful as well, but you are not being respectful to Canadian journalists. - I don't need a camera in my face. - I need it, because you are doing something wrong. - Explain to me why you need to put a camera in my face? - Because it is a public space. I even gave you more than your personal space. Why are you afraid of being on camera if you are doing something right? In a normal world, Toronto Police should arrest those masked agitators, not Canadian journalists. In a normal world, we are all tired of two tier policing. Let's talk about the normal world. Despite the fact that I gave more than personal space to the officer, he repeated his question: - Why do you have a camera close to me? What is the need? - Because it is my right and you are arresting the journalists. - I’m not. I'm standing here. - Then let me pass. I am going to the other side of the street. I'm going this way(straight forward). - No. You should walk around. - I'm gonna go this way. What are you going to do? - You are not doing that. - I'm gonna do that. What are you gonna do if I go straight forward? - You will be arrested. - What? - I am telling you right now, you are not getting to this area. A coward masked Jihadist jumps in the conversation. - Show your face then talk to me. You are not capable of talking to me. I continued with the police officer: - Why are you arresting David Menzies? - I don't know. I just got here. You are not going to pass here. - I know my rights. That is the IRGC flag over there. Are you supporting terrorist sympathizers while arresting a Canadian journalist? Coward Jihadi jumped in the middle of the conversation and told me to walk around and go to your home. - I am not walking around. Canada is my home. Show your face! - You should leave or you're going to be arrested. - I leave from this direction (the direction that I want). You see I passed this direction. 😎
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Toronto police arrested a brave Canadian journalist, David Menzies, once again. I asked why they arrest Canadian journalists and do nothing against the masked terrorist sympathizers who came to intimidate the Jewish community. They did not respond. One of the officers even became upset that I was recording. I told the officer that in any normal world, you should not arrest journalists for doing their job. I wanted to continue my pass straight forward to the other side of the street. At first, one police officer did not let me continue on my way and even threatened to arrest me. But after an interesting conversation, I continued my way to the other side of the street from the direction that I wanted and joined the crowd who were waving Canadian🇨🇦, Israeli🇮🇱, and Lion and Sun🦁🌞 flags. - Is it appropriate to have a phone directly in my face? - As long as I respect your personal space, yes. - I have been respectful to you. - I am respectful as well, but you are not being respectful to Canadian journalists. - I don't need a camera in my face. - I need it, because you are doing something wrong. - Explain to me why you need to put a camera in my face? - Because it is a public space. I even gave you more than your personal space. Why are you afraid of being on camera if you are doing something right? In a normal world, Toronto Police should arrest those masked agitators, not Canadian journalists. In a normal world, we are all tired of two tier policing. Let's talk about the normal world. Despite the fact that I gave more than personal space to the officer, he repeated his question: - Why do you have a camera close to me? What is the need? - Because it is my right and you are arresting the journalists. - I’m not. I'm standing here. - Then let me pass. I am going to the other side of the street. I'm going this way(straight forward). - No. You should walk around. - I'm gonna go this way. What are you going to do? - You are not doing that. - I'm gonna do that. What are you gonna do if I go straight forward? - You will be arrested. - What? - I am telling you right now, you are not getting to this area. A coward masked Jihadist jumps in the conversation. - Show your face then talk to me. You are not capable of talking to me. I continued with the police officer: - Why are you arresting David Menzies? - I don't know. I just got here. You are not going to pass here. - I know my rights. That is the IRGC flag over there. Are you supporting terrorist sympathizers while arresting a Canadian journalist? Coward Jihadi jumped in the middle of the conversation and told me to walk around and go to your home. - I am not walking around. Canada is my home. Show your face! - You should leave or you're going to be arrested. - I leave from this direction (the direction that I want). You see I passed this direction. 😎

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