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Cake day: September 28th, 2023

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  • Y’all are seriously failing to see what happened this election.

    Joe Rogan endorsed Bernie Sanders in 2020(or 2022?).

    Many of Trump supporters just want their lives to get better. They may be incapable of identifying that Trump is a charlatan, but they aren’t incapable of seeing someone like Bernie Sanders and realizing he genuinely has their best interests in mind. They may be deluded in thinking the Republican party represents their interest, but they are correct in identifying that the democrats represent corporate interests.

    Don’t get me wrong, many of these people are xenophobic and republican ideology exploits and feeds that.

    My point is that many these people can be swayed and will vote for a candidate like Bernie Sanders or AOC. Someone who actually has their best interests in mind. Someone who, like Bernie Sanders, promises to fight against corporate interests, promises health care for everyone, and promises a livable wage. Most of all, someone who acknowledges that shit is fucked up right now and needs to change. Harris’ campaign did none of that.

    The democratic/liberal strategy of “Trump is a fascist, vote for us” will never work. It didn’t work in 2016 and it didn’t work in 2024. Making fun of Trumpers is not an effective strategy for achieving progress, it’s counter productive. You are signalling to them that you like things the way they are and that you don’t give a shit about their material needs. You’re confirming their belief that liberals are out of touch elites (which honestly I agree with).

    If democrats/liberals want to win in 2028 they need to stop this shit ASAP. Stop wallowing in your bubble making yourself feel better by shitting on Trump supporters and start pressuring the democratic party to fucking get their shit together. All you’re doing is reinforcing in yourself the idea that democrats are good and that anyone who doesn’t vote for them is a racists moron. You’re blinding yourself to what’s actually happening.

    All of these comments pointing out the irony and stupidity of poor people voting for someone like Trump disgust me. Wake the fuck up and start using your energy in productive ways, please.


  • Yeah this is why I’ve never tried it. When I was still on reddit the way people talked about space age turned me off. It seemed like a massive time sink that was more about upping the logistics to the nth degree than about new mechanics.

    I really like space age so far because of how differently I’ve had to play on the first planet I landed on.





  • Factorio addict and I can’t resist responding.

    It’s absolutely worth it in my opinion. They have reworked multiple major systems in the game for QOL improvements (but most of those changes do not require the DLC). The progression has been reworked to fit in with the completely overhauled late game that revolves around traveling to different planets and managing logistics between them. So you’re not just getting bonus content.

    I’m just dipping my toes into the new content but I think they did a phenomenal job of expanding on the base game without just adding another layer of complexity. I won’t go into detail in case you hate spoilers, but when I got to my first planet it was a similar feeling to the first time I played Factorio. It brought back that feeling of winging it and having to work out the best way to solve problems, which I hadn’t felt since my first couple playthroughs of the base game.






  • Downvotes on this comment are delusional.

    The only candidate in this election with a positive approval rating was the progressive guy (Tim Walz). Bernie Sanders and AOC are two of the most popular politicians around right now and both of them are very progressive. Obama won a historic election by running a progressive campaign. Andy Beshear won the gubernatorial election in fucking Kentucky with a pro-trans progressive message and is an extremely popular governor.

    Liberals refuse to even pay lip service to the idea that regular people support progressive policy.