Binzy_Boi

This was a joke.

YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. What if I want us to do things sideways, frontwards, backwards, upside down, 360 degrees, in the living room, in the bedroom, on the ceiling, in the closet, on the fridge, in the car in our Disneyland resort hotel?

Do I want the results of the war being that my hometown needs to be rebuilt from the ground up?

Or do I want to have that be the case, except we gotta wait 5000 years for the radiation to be at a level where we can do that safely?

Three years ago: Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant crisis

Listened to Dancin' the Night Away by Voggue. Easily highlight album of the week, did not expect it to slap as hard as it did.

Also listened to True Blue by dj TAKA, which was nice, and gave the TEXTILE EP a listen. Overall pretty good lately.

Teal?

Show me a right-wing content creator who has claimed games aren't political. I'll wait.

They always say that it's political because a minority is in them, or because they didn't make a woman eye candy.

I'm not gonna bother anymore.

Don't think it was, they had a much more cartoon strip art style, and the format of it was made to parody those political comics you'd see in a newspaper.

Edit: It was Yolo Swag Studios I was thinking of.

This reminds me of that cartoonist on Twitter who'd make those absolutely hilarious and deranged comics that parodied conspiracy theories. Wish I remembered the name, just recall they used a certain dog character a lot.

Women in games is not political. Accurate depictions of history are not political. Queer people being happy is not political.

Just because right-wingers say they are doesn't make that true. By stating that they are because they claim them to be, you give into them and find yourself playing a game in which the rules are dictated by them and what plays into their advantage.

That's how we got here with trans rights to begin with. They were not political, and they still aren't, but because some freaks with nothing better to do with their lives than complain about others decided to say that trans rights were political, and because some people decided to follow that up with "debates" rather than outright saying "this is not political", trans rights have been eroded to the point where "left wing" politicians like Gavin Newsom are now seen in good light despite anti-trans policies.

Also "there's no politics in sports". You are right, but if you're going to work on that same pattern of logic, there's literally a huge nothing burger over the Super Bowl halftime show right now that people are pretending is political. Like congrats, by following Republicans in saying this is now a political issue, you're basically just allowing them to say "see, they're confirming it's political, therefore let's get rid of rights for Puerto Ricans" or something along the lines.

Maybe don't blame the people that follow a healthy amount and decided to do something when the election date came rolling around. Just a reminder, 80 million didn't care enough to vote, and higher turnout just about always works against Republicans.

"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." When making the vast majority of a platform political content doesn't work, you don't solve that by doing it even more. Wanting to pull away from politics to improve one's mental health shouldn't be seen as criminal, but maybe when people see so much of it that it affects their mental well-being, they get turned away from caring entirely (which is not my case for the record).