BattlemechPotemkin [he/him]

When I talk with socdems I like to talk about Denmark and the coffee trade. Denmark makes more money from Ethiopian coffee than Ethiopia does. The market is built to keep the beans cheap until they are roasted, so farmers are paid scraps. Eventually capitalists realized it was more efficient to do roasting in Ethiopia, so they started building facilities in Ethiopia. Every industrial roaster in Ethiopia is Danish-owned.

They got moved to military bases with a history of child sex trafficking.

Genemod stuff and mechanoid content is cool, but I am more interested in how modders will expand on it. Dead Calm is my favorite thing so far, no social fighting, no violent breaks.

Kids in RimWorld seem like a good addition overall. It's cool to have multiple generations in a base. I'm still surprised they went through with it though.

The Ukrainians gave a call to action to help Azovstal at the end of their performance. The hosts proceeded to not hand them a mic for as long as possible.

Hoplite is good. It's free until you reach a certain level, then it's $3 for the full version.

Tea used to be brought to Europe by caravan through Russia, thus the name. Exposing the bales of tea to campfires and rain gives it a distinct outdoorsy flavor.

Subs are pretty good. They get the sentiment right, but there's a lot of idioms or phrasing they just didn't bother with.

You play as a young nomad who's figuring out what to do with her life. Lots of exploring, crashed spaceships, and climbing.

Russian caravan

Mechs are cool, Battleship Potemkin is also cool.

Kekeke comes from Korean Starcraft players. ㅋㅋㅋ is a laugh onomatopoeia.

I had socialist sympathies before Gamergate, but fell hard for the anti-sjw bait. I got addicted to being angry and starting slipping down the alt-right pipeline. Gamergate started to stall out so I tried focusing on school and fun stuff. When I came back to KotakuInAction I noticed how many fucking Nazis there were.

Lindsay Ellis got me started on Breadtube. Three Arrows, InnuendoStudios and Contrapoints helped me grow out of some chud opinions I retained. I started radicalizing when I saw how dirty the Democrats did Bernie in 2016. Podcasts helped even more. Citations Needed helped me to wade through bullshit and SRSLY Wrong to start thinking about how things could be instead.

Every time I think I am radical some new experience seems to push it further along. The latest big bump was working for a state unemployment agency. So much suffering is avoidable, so much of it is by design. I'm getting better about handling anger addiction, but at least it's about important things and not stupid video game shit.

Pretending to be People is funny and spooky. It's a group of friends playing Delta Green. You don't need to be into rpgs to enjoy it.

No, the assassin missed his queue, so he went to a cafe for a sandwich. Then, the archduke's car parked at the very same cafe.