I enjoyed that one. I thought it took a while setting up the story before getting to the premise but it was worth it.
the last thing you see before you die
The cute bunnies though
I was stuck in Mount Gagazet for so long because I was too proud to level up.
Doesn't help if you tell on yourself by signing the evidence in the corner.
I think the speed with which the trends change have gotten so fast that the younger generations will lose interest in capitalism a lot faster.
Capitalists will ultimately always become the victims of their own success. Their strategies only work on the assumption of infinite resources after infinite growth. They'll run out of whatever they're using eventually and they won't be able to use Robux to buy their way out of guillotines
This site is great because the users practice the alchemy of crystalizing liberalism into its purist form.
I'm curious. How would my name be misspelled?
Yeah. When you really unpack the centuries of imperialism, and the frequency with which power/territory has changed hands in the Global South (by design), any progress towards equity is nice.
I think it's still wild though that in the year 2023, a company owned by people from another country can just buy access to mines in Africa and export any of the wealth.
Wilder still is that get pissed off at immigrants. They're fine benefiting from the wealth they get from these places, but god forbid any of that wealth goes to the people who had it stolen.
I totally forgot these videos. I found one that was living rent free in my head for a decade.