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  • Because no matter who wins, the DNC does the same shit. They continue the same RNC policies and programs they vocally decried during the previous term, but quieter, they expand US surveillance, military budget and expand the tools of oppression, they do fuck all to truly address the material conditions of the working class and we just get to watch the rich get wildly richer.

    The DNC just... doesn't help people. They just act as a way to lower the temperature away from revolutionary acts, but food, housing, education and medicine just keep getting more expensive, wages are utterly detached from productivity, they don't get money outta politics and they won't stand up to protect the rights of Americans.

    They know damn well what candidates and policies are popular and they continuously pander to the donors instead of the hard working people that make this country turn.

    Heck, whenever they do have a chance to actually work like an opposition party, there's always conveniently juuuuust enough DINO members to stymie any actual progress. That way the rest of them can throw their hands up and say "ohhh we tried, but it's their fault, I'm actually on the side of the people!" Bullshit!

    They concede power to fascists again and again and make nothing more than milquetoast "resistance" to it and even exacerbate it in plenty of examples.

    Biden was an utter failure. He was all talk. He didn't act to enshrine Roe v. Wade into law, he slept on his promises about minimum wage, he could only give modicum to support to union workers fighting for better working conditions and he did nothing to stop the rise of fascism in his country.

    Call me crazy but I think it's on the DNC to run candidates with policies people like moreso than it's the people should be demanded to vote for whoever they run. The latter policy has done nothing to help the working class American in the past 30 years, at least, it's no shock they're tired of it.

  • I think people would trust the DNC again if they started doing things to help people instead of just function as a halt to leftward politcal progress when it's their turn.

    As it stands, I really don't care what they say they stand for or do, I don't really trust the DNC to do much of anything other than maintain the status quo and quietly expand the RNCs horrors.

    Not that my vote even matters in our wildly broken election systems. The vote always goes to the DNC candidate and has done so for nearly four decades.

    There's really just no way to actually vote for supporting the worker in the US. Hoping for change from Congress or the President is a fools gambit.

  • There's no need for a plan, they just ask ChatGPT to make one up on the spot.

  • There's your problem!

  • Hey they got one of those Nazi tattoo guys and they're telling me I gotta believe he's practically Karl Marx!

  • I don't think you understand addiction and it's causes if you think it can be mitigated by education alone.

    The issue with substance abuse isn't that people don't know that nicotine, alcohol or methamphetamine is wildly addictive.

  • You'd think they'd start making it easier to believe they're not controlled at this point...

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  • If only there was a party interested in this policies

  • I dunno how to tell ya that queer-coded terrorist is gonna win vs stodgy doctor 9 outta 10 times.

  • Choke!

  • Then the other things seem more useful for you in particular.

  • That's a great suggestion! They also tend to host specific exhibits and events that give good opportunities to meet people with similar interests.

    Plus they're just fun. One in a small city by me has an exhibit on local glass manufacturing techniques from the previous turn of the century and how some were invented locally, comparing them to ceramic techniques from across the globe and time. Absolutely fascinating stuff.

  • I vastly prefer the Armored Core games to Dark Souls, but I like them both a great deal.

    I would strongly recommend Armored Core, though some of the older titles are tricky to play these days and show their age.

  • I ain't buying a PlayStation. It won't happen.

  • Hey, I've also made long term friends from underground raves/sex dungeons. It's a totally valid way to make friends. Like so many other methods, you already have a shared interest, that's a springboard to explore if you're otherwise compatible as buddies.

  • True! Making friends out of strangers isn't really all that difficult, but it does take some practice in being a normal human being and talking to people you just run into.

    The sense of community in America is really dying out hard as people isolate themselves further in their little islands of homes and apartments and only socially exist online. But it is possible to just chat with some person you meet in the park while going for a walk without being a weirdo, just many people have forgotten how.

    There's a group of guys I meet up with in the warmer months to fish for bass under a bridge. How'd I meet them? I was fishing for trout in a lake and one of em asked if I had any bites. We had a normal chat between fishers, asking about what we're targeting, what kinda bait and lures we're using, comparing successes and failures. I peppered in some info about myself, e.g. mentioned a local noodle bar I liked, mentioned my partner, he did the same, we felt we were similar enough, he invited me to join him and his friends and now we meet up every couple of weeks between April and October.

    You just gotta talk to people and not make it weird.

  • Lmao don't join the military

  • I'm guessing you don't want to hear "the bar".

    Hobby groups. For board games, hiking, sports, etc.

    You already have a shared interest, makes things easier.