Games
Tabletop, DnD, board games, and minecraft. Also Animal Crossing.
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We're calling them nintendrones, by the way.
And they deserve to be drone-striked.
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Gaming-age males wielding Switch-shaped devices gettin' picked off by Helios-RLDs.
Children's birthday parties getting tragically attacked during the gift-opening part.
your name explains everything
In a capitalist society we are constantly judging and being judged as having moral character based on our consumption. Pierre Bourdieu called this “distinction” and argued that the objects we buy and surround ourselves with represent “taste” that demonstrates and furthers class positioning in a capitalist society. Under capitalism, these objects carry great meaning and a person can communicate complex ideas and social information simply by how they hold a specific consumer good in their hand. Bourdieu argued that class struggle is also a “classification struggle”.
I revel in your misery gamers.