Imagine trying to explain the concept of authority like a dipshit and then end it with an accusation of racism.

Could never be me lmao.

I’m well aware that the British and US lead a coup to reinstall the Shah, which ultimately caused the Iranian Revolution. Islamic fundamentalism was definitely not the answer.

Authoritarian Islamic fundamentalism.

I do not pre order, but I am hyped for this.

Omar is one of the one’s who’s demonstrated more of a backbone than 99% of America

Learn how to use the tools at your disposal y’all.

This doesn’t speak well for the stability of Jordan or the region at large…

The science job market is also unsurprisingly crashing. Current advice is to stay where you are if you still have funding and try and ride out the disphit storm.

Horrible for innovation lmao

Could not have happened to a dumber bitch.

BG3 is a milestone in gaming. It may be a bit unfair to compare it to games that were produced at the same time, they couldn’t hope to compete lmao.

Disagree on the Putin part. Putin is one of the richest and is the most powerful man in Russia, so he’s included in your rich cabal, but he’s also signaled for years that he’s a geopolitical colonizer and wants to reunite Soviet Union states. His main opposition is NATO which he’s able to dismantle with the help of Trump, thus opening up the door to further fracture resistance to his actions.

There’s a substantial amount of circumstantial evidence pointing to Trump being a Russian asset, his latest policies only further confirm that.

The rich cabal you’re talking about absolutely hitched their wagon to Trump to make money in the instability to come, but they don’t give a shit about Greenland. It’s a pawn that they don’t care about, but their friend Putin does.

This is a fun solo game, wish it was multiplayer

So far into the Kool-aid she might as well just go to Jonestown

My disparaging response comes from arguing with dipshits on Reddit about Israel who will only accept Likud party propaganda as the only credible source.

They won a slim majority (popular vote) in 2006 and then swiftly culled Fatah (and PA) opposition and killed a bunch of journalists too. They haven’t had elections since, and a significant portion of the people in Gaza are under 18 years of age… so no they didn’t ask for it.

They also didn’t ask to get forced into the concentration camp that is the Gaza Strip by the Israeli state, Plan Dalet, and the Haganah. If you read the history of Palestine > British Mandate > Israel, it shouldn’t be a surprise that there’s a desperate resistance that formed, horrific actions aside.

Adding links:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plan_Dalet

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandate_for_Palestine

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaza_Strip_under_Hamas

So what do you recommend?

Another comment here is saying this is an introduction to stronger boycotts. Small achievable goals first.

Genau. Trump liebt deutsche Wörter wie Gleichschaltung und Lebensraum.

That’s what they’ve done at least since Reagan so…

I feel like there’s a common ground between schadenfreude and outreach to MAGAts that we should find.

You’re right in that this would be the moment that people might change their minds because of the consequences they wrought upon themselves…. But if someone voted for others to get hurt, and instead hurt themselves, there’s humor in that irony.

I agree that we have more in common than not, I point that out to every dipshit I talk to, but the amount of disrespect I’ve personally received when trying to discuss philosophies in good faith is ridiculous, even from family.

Half the time they start shouting angrily and the other half they start gaslighting. It’s truly hard to not outright say “yes you’re a fucking idiot” when someone gets defensive and says “well I guess you think I’m stupid, huh?”

There’s some rage we all collectively need to work through lmao.