Xcom: UFO levels of % chance for success.

Don’t revise my revisionism.

You can either be a “who” or a “what”, if the movies are made more by "what"s than "who"s they’ll stop being made for "who"s and only "what"s.

1. Its incredibly good.

2. A chunk of the episodes in the two seasons are practically dead air.

I’m still flip flopping on whether the slow pacing of some of the episodes was intentional (whether to try to build suspense or to hammer home a Lenin attributed quote about “decades where nothing happens and there are weeks where decades happen”) or some wonkyness with trying to figure out the proper ‘fit’ of story and dialogue in an episode.

There’s something odd about wanting to find enjoyment in something that is less and less… human.

If you live long enough and interact with the world at large, you will eventually be a victim. You might have avoided 99 other scams or situations where somebody was trying to manipulate you but eventually, you’ll fall “victim” to something.

Having a duty to try to keep yourself from being taken advantage of, doesn’t mean that you should be denied help when you finally do get taken advantage of and that help be given without judgment.

I answer your question with a question:

Would it matter if Trump really became a dictator?

Finite number of users, you’ll run out eventually?

Losing power, that will definitely do it.

…‘There is no future in Palestine’

“There is no future in Palestine, for Israel.”

“I was told to bed myself down for three nights and wait for someone to turn up.”

That’s some “Grimm’s Fairytales” level of broken.

Correct.

Yeah.

Pacing of episodes can be pretty slow, though.

That is a wild sentence.

“Forcibly disappeared…”

Hey everybody, I’m right here. Things are fine.

Grooming, friendo, its grooming.

Well that’s fucking disgusting.

The staff reductions would take place over several years and would be accomplished in part through reduced hiring. No outright firings are envisioned. The goal of a roughly 1,200-person staff reduction includes several hundred individuals who already have opted for early retirement, the person familiar with the matter said.

Not as funny as it could have been.

No. As much as there are cynical takes about accelerationism by us tankies, no.

Capitalism in a state of crisis cranks up the dial on fascism. Shit is going to get really bad for a whole lot of people who don’t have the power to survive the violence of an unashamedly fascist state.

People being snatched up and disappeared to other countries, is a bad thing.

People being unable to get a job or healthcare due to being a member of one minority group or another is a bad thing.

Destroying the systems that try to keep our food and water safe(ish) to eat and drink is a bad thing.

Destroying universal vaccination programs and seeing outbreaks of diseases that were considered contained to the point of being erradicated is a bad thing.

There is not enough of a coherent “left” in the USA to be the vanguard that marshalls the workers you think are going to be comrades against Trump, Fascism, and ultimately Capitalism.

Don’t go there unless you want violent communist revolution

I mean, it doesn’t have to be violent but beggars can’t be choosers.

Trump, bringing back manufacturing to the America(s).