Yes

I’m currently here

Every time the Cancer Council gets mentioned

Noooo

I want to assess coders by lines written! The more the better!

Damn, that’s a tiny tax

I feel like this is one of those “make sure people are on the same page before you start running the rpg”. I’ve had players react very badly to their characters being maimed and stuff (a fairly normal Dark Heresy event), but I’ve also had some players want a severe tacticool experience. And some people want cozy vibes with some dice rolling.

D&D does suffer from a lot of system/setting baggage as well as the expectation that the system works as well from level 1 to 20+.

I want to play shadowrun again, for all its flaws

I remember going to a LAN that got its wifi from a local library via collander-boosting. Those were the days, and carrying around CRT monitors was sort of like exercise

I remember reading an article about how unkillable and fast growing kudzu vines were as a kid, but that was in the 90s and the US is still there

I do this with low key youtube videos, downloaded to mp3.

Also, take another clonodine after a couple of hours.

Same reason

At least in my experience, trots are mainly opposed to AES and have to reframe everything AES does or might do as bad. I recently mentioned Cuba’s family code to a queer member of socialist alternative here (main trot group) and they were surprised that cuba did anything good. Their view was that cuba was a patriarchal chauvinist system but hadn’t even heard of this thing that been blaring over queer communist news networks for the past several months (at time of conversation).

This idea that real communist revolutionary potential is found in rich western countries over any other revolutionary program alienates them from a lot of their political allies, and also makes them useful patsies for anyone wanting to throw a spanner in the works. It also explains why a bunch of trots became neo-cons, their separation from other leftists and their belief that revolutionary potential in the US is stronger there than in Vietnam means they wound up supporting US hegemony abroad