I don’t mind people voting for liberal candidates if they’re otherwise struggling, lost, and/or confused and need to feel like they’re doing something, for lack of understanding of the nature of organizing collective action. If it’s a little peace of mind, okay, they deserve it.

What offends me about electoralism are the people who speak of the act of voting in moral terms.

Anyone without a rich daddy is a sucker.

The character that launched a thousand furries.

Chapo confirmed being gay with their dad.

Keep your stick on the ice.

Doesn’t “tankie” just mean you’re jealous that someone hates fascism more than you do?

It’s some kind of heaven.

1 like and i’ll kill my dad

What we all picture every time someone tells us “Try not to get too political.”

That was the greatest political reference of All Time.

Almost as good a political analogy as Quark’s root beer speech.

Elon Musk legally declared to be full of shit.

The Hardman

They bought the mountain in the fourth pic.

He might actually be the funniest billionaire alive, just never intentionally.

Sorry but I only consider the movie to be the canonical ending.

“The pilot did not survive the interrogation.”

GOOD

“Harris regime”? She’s not even president yet. Maybe he’s gone Slaughterhouse Five and thinks it’s 2028?

It had some problems but it swung for the fences and you gotta respect that.

Unfortunately, I believe the huge loss caused Hironobu Sakaguchi to resign, and FF was never the same after that.

I’ve played both. Xenogears is a personal favourite of mine, though Xenoblade is years ahead of it in terms of gameplay/presentation. Not to mention it actually being finished!

XB:C doesn’t go into nearly as much religious mysticism as XG did, though. So there are fewer vague terms thrown around near the game’s beginning. That was kind of a disappointment for me, despite XB:C including some theological elements late in the game.