MasterDeeLuke

How any could think that generative AI as it still currently stands is ready for business use is beyond me.

You would think chess players would know that you don't make sacrifices for the sake of pawns.

Critical support for the US's 200 IQ methods of spurring others to fight climate change.

Meanwhile, his biggest hater Tectone is currently busy making videos about white male hating judges after losing a civil case to his ex that he abused and raped. Feels good to be rooting for the right people.

I'd say I only started off as "liberal" in that I believed what every westerner is made to believe by default, that the USSR was a scary place that killed millions and stuff like that. At some point I wondered "Ok but...why was the USSR killing millions?" which is never really explained well in the liberal narrative beyond saying that communism is evil because...well...just cause. Then I actually started learning and that was that. I thinking meeting people on online forums from other countries also helped a lot and helped me learn things that just wouldn't of been possible otherwise.

Same, the whole time playing Metaphor I was thinking about how it was basically liberalism put into video game form. Another theme I found funny in it was it's idea that an ideal society is a democratic one where anyone can become king, and yet has a main cast that all are either nobles or special/privileged in some way going around and saving the day for everyone else. Despite that the brainworms are at least absurd enough to be enjoyable though and Louis carries the story pretty hard by being a very good proto-fascist villain.

The West Virginia-fication of Argentina, all that is already the norm in WV where I used to live.

Modify it into the Statue of Liberation.

War, defunding healthcare, lowering food and environmental standards, criminalizing homelessness.

It's almost like there is a link between anti-communism and people that are shitty.

Israel had value as a loophole that China could use to purchase western military tech from, but these days there isn't much need for that.

Well, now we have a better idea of what "authoritarianism" exactly that him and people like him were afraid of.