I’ve really wondered what 6 will look like given how abhorrent female representation is in these games. It’ll likely still have its cringey moments, but the trailer looks pretty encouraging.
I’ve really wondered what 6 will look like given how abhorrent female representation is in these games. It’ll likely still have its cringey moments, but the trailer looks pretty encouraging.
Baldur’s Gate 3 babyyy
As a fan of the old games, this sequel really is something incredibly special. And as someone who has a difficult time committing to live D&D sessions, my itch is sufficiently scratched.
I just ate a whole bag of gummy bears. So, yeah.
Even plenty of people that claim to support Palestine can’t stfu about Hamas being terrorists. Or that they committed a terrorist attack “in” Israel.
I fucking despise liberals.
This is definitely a make or break litmus test for who I want in my personal circle. I still have some friendships with ignorant conservatives. I will even tolerate anticommunist shit-takes from some friends.
I can and will strike from my life any and everyone who “stands” with this fascist project as it genocides an entire nation on live television.
I feel you comrade. No words. Anger beyond belief, but equal if not greater sadness. Ashamed that so many in my circle continue to uncritically swallow US state department propaganda while in the same breath calling themselves “anticapitalist.”
I have friends coming from overseas this weekend. I’m supposed to hang out, live it up, show them around town. It all feels so wrong.
I’m really grateful for this online space. Some days it’s the only thing that gets me through the day.
Everyone in the West acting like Israelis weren’t acutely fucking aware that they were partying right next to a concentration camp too. Imagine going to a fucking rave right next to people drinking contaminated water and dying of malnutrition and drone strikes on the day to day.
Meanwhile, you can easily find videos of Palestinians mourning their dead among the rubble of their open-air prison. And not just now, but for the past few years.
Yesterday I started my morning watching a crowd of screaming Gaza residents pull a limp baby covered in ash and dust from a pile of rubble.
How the West can ignore these atrocities in plain sight while giving credence to ridiculous claims without a shred of proof is… I have no more words.
Read a few interviews from their perspective too. They were all warned that militants broke out of Gaza a few miles away. The audacity to party right next to an open-air concentration camp is one thing. But they also knew there were violent disturbances.
Can’t find the exact article at the moment, so feel free to help me out, but one survivor was quoted saying “This stuff happens there all the time.”
Tinfoil time, but part of me almost suspects that the threat of an attack on the festival could have been underplayed by the IDF, just so they could have propaganda fodder.
The zionists funneled the residents of Gaza at the Egyptian border, telling them that’s where they were allowed to escape.
Then they bombed it.
The world is literally watching a holocaust happen. Not just reading about it like in the 40s. But watching it. And liberals are either ignoring it or standing with the ones perpetrating it.
Not a single person who stands with Israel should be allowed to forget what they supported.
I’ve seen comments about there being no hope for the Western left because of the liberal shittakes on social media.
But PSL and the Stop Cop City movement leaders have fully made it known that they are in complete solidarity with Palestine. Anarchists are as well.
The seeds are here. Don’t be hasty to judge the communist movement in the US by shitty liberals and social democrats bandwagoning online.
Israel is bombing indiscriminately. They don’t even know where these hostages are and could very well be bombing them. They don’t give a fuck about their own civilians in the first place.
These same libshits are gonna be all “It’s indiginous peoples’ day not Columbus day!” tomorrow.
Exactly.
The conversations around these subjects get simplified to a fault, even among communists. The GPCR was a huge complex movement composed of several events and initiatives, with a billion people participating, and several factions vying for dominance in both violent and non-violent ways. The full scope will only continue to be recognized in hindsight.
Not only that. Companies are now charging people extra for using cards, passing on their processing fees to consumers.