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What were or are your thoughts on the US Pres. Debate?
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Yeah I wasn't paying attention to the comm. Still though, it should surely be a major topic. I don't understand the American people at large.
My pet theory is that extreme atomization drains the empathic potential of the garden variety yankee to barely within their attempt at a nuclear family. Extendeds if you're lucky. tl;dr they don't have a reason to care.
I like to think that I have a decent grasp of the world, particularly as a Marxist. But sometimes I really struggle to get into the settler cultural mindset. I don't want to read Settlers at this point in time because I'm already depressed and angry enough. I just can't believe how quickly all of this became normal.
Don't feed the communist.
Says the over-fed techbro that still felt the need to comment...