TwystedKynd

No you won't, you'll just yell at them anonymously online. We know your tricks!

In Arizona, we all do. We have to.

Yeah, don't seek to improve anything. I wouldn't trade ours for that of Cambodia, but I'd sure as shit trade it for Denmark. We could strive to implement better processes in our system. First thing is to admit that there's a problem.

The struggle isn't men vs women. It's different mindsets. There are men, women, and other identities who view things in an us vs them bigoted way and then there are those who don't look at what someone is, but how they treat others. The latter tend to be capable of getting along just fine together and use communication skills and emotional maturity to create solidarity with each other rather than pointing fingers at each other and creating absolutist rules and narratives. They show what is possible and are creating change and progress through being the solution of unity and solidarity by simply being cool with each other and not assuming anything about each other based on whatever identities they have.

At least they could have the social courtesy to hop on the digital bandwagon and use autotone.

That's the thing about partisan politics being intertwined with social issues. Everyone's so fixated on arguing with "them" that they aren't open to anything that is less than hostile.

He looks like he was made by Nintendo.

It's funny how I use this guy as an example of what's actually effective rather than just making noise, and the usual response is a LOT of noise. I just ask them, how many people have you convinced to stop being racist and leave the KKK with your current "efforts". Kindness is not weakness, it's effective.

I'm having a blast with a Bard character. So many dialogue options open up and I get like +7 on many dialogue rolls. This is the best D&D experience I've had in a video game.

This used to be the way with all games. You had one version. It was one game and everyone got the same thing. All the additional stuff is just a normalized scam.

Sorry, other students. I like to draw.

I appreciate that. You as well!