TSA sounds nightmarish to me

Also welding. Also lasgun shots

I feel like this sort of conversation could only happen now with someone who thought of themselves as a gamer when Skyrim (or oblivion) came out, played 70 hours of it and some other pop titles around that time, and then stopped playing video games.

That's so many eggs wtf

Is there a USSR deck? I play that I b slay the spire

Gonna be real, I was honestly conflating the two in my head this entire time

I've calmed down a bit since posting this, but rationally I do not think they would have screamed at me at all, but I have a lot of trauma from previous households. Some of those would have grabbed the headphones to yell at me, block my path etc

I've found hobbies and interests require a certain amount of stability. Mine tend to disappear if I'm stressed about an eviction or whatever. Life just needs to let up

AC6. It was a "sentry" or something like that. I could do one cycle sometimes but doing it 8 times in a row was beyond me and I left to play a different game

I got stuck on one boss fight :(

I'm really not doing great

Wait? What's the reason? Like, the tld is for Mali, but lemmy and lemmygrad use it as "marxist-leninist" as a joke. Or at least that's what I thought the story was

I guess it matters in the context of discussing electoral options, but it's only tangentially related to OP

I'm trying to be frugal with food, but atm I can't even risk crossing the house to pick up uber eats let alone use the kitchen

I might be trapped in my room because I'm afraid my housemates might yell at me. One of my housemates is doing a sort of radical unmasking thing, and I'm not sure I'm coping since overt expressions of anger or frustration I can't be around. My body interprets this as them being furious at me. I don't even have bottles to pee in atm.

Unfortunately I'm in a work from home deal and my computer is in a public space. Also I just bought food and it might go off before I am comfortable being in the kitchen again.

For whatever reason, I've seen fascists try to claim they are not fascists because they haven't done anything yet or are not close to the levers of power.

The right also has more money to pay people to be full time organisers and propagandists (and support staff thereof). A lot of the spats and things I see people say are "left" things are small volunteer organisation things.

Wow doing big numbers

In the UK, the prime minister is selected by the ruling party by internal processes of that party, which may involve voting but usually is triggered by various power plays within that party. It doesnt normally happen because switching your leadership multiple times in a single year is a bad look.

For wider democracy, the ruling party can choose to trigger an election early. This is favours the incumbent because it means the ruling party can choose when circumstances are favourable (e.g. financial stability, popular war declared)