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  • Your point is based on fundamentally flawed information. You can make the argument that Americans should engage in revolution! But I would point the example towards the great work of unions during the Industrial Revolution, rather than pointing to one of the many times the U.S. rose up to blindly support their oligarchs.

  • I know it sounds fun to believe that friendship or togetherness can topple a nation that's willing to drone strike its own citizens, but the truth is that the game is so heavily rigged in the U.S. that we have a lot of needs. We need guns, we need intelligence, and we need enough peer to peer outreach to actually organize. Without third-party assistance, it's pretty hard to go beyond the local protesting we've already been doing.

    Everyone likes to fantasize about Jan 6th without realizing there were big financial groups working on outreach, organization, and supporting travel to the capital to make that happen. There is no money for the left in the U.S. You really want to yell at us, at least donate to organizations like Indivisible first.

  • Say what you will about them but they were not hypocrites

    Sorry, you're saying the people who were committed to making a Land of the Free that excluded blacks and women weren't hypocrites? The Founding Fathers are some of the biggest fucking hypocrites of all time.

    The only thing they hated is that they couldn't be the British aristocracy. They absolutely were oligarchs and the vast, vast majority did not due it out of noble reasons. They did it because they wanted more profits.

  • Wild that you're just allowed to be a child murderer if you claim the magic voices in your head say it's okay. You'd think that the surviving kids would be saved from this kind of fucked up ideology, but in the U.S. we have concluded that it's more important for people to be delusional.

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  • Yeah, I've always felt like forced sex sounds hotter than it actually is. It sounds so romantic, and everyone thinks they can get in the mood as soon as their partner wants them, but the reality doesn't quite line-up the same. A pretty key part of any consensual non-consent is setting up a word to break the scene though, so I dunno if I'd beat yourself up too much about it. If she wasn't in the mood, she should have let you know.

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  • See, I'm easy. As long as it's purely in a sexual context, I won't be mad. I might say "No" or "Not right now," but as long as my partner is saying it from a place of genuine horniness, they can go nuts.

  • On the one hand, yeah definitely export your own cultural weirdness. Part of the joy of having so many other cultures in the world is getting little peeks into them via art.

    On the other hand, some of my favorite games of all time have come from Japanese developers fetishizing American culture and trying to pretend it's normal. Deadly Premonition, Metal Wolf Chaos, all the works of Hideo Kojima. I think there's something to be said for the strange fusions that can occur when an outsider makes art in the style of a different culture.