Xcom 2 is the only game that comes to mind here.

The problem is GDP measurements leave out all the inconvenient but equally important stuff like sustainability, environmental concerns etc. Green GDP is the way to go but it's still a relatively new concept that needs to be spread out and adopted far and wide, but alas, only when the last fish has been caught and all the rivers poisoned will we realize we cannot eat money.

Yea Rogan and a good amount of Trump-supporters don't care about his policies, he's just a vessel for them to wreck the system so it can be built anew, without fptp-voting and with laws applied equally. Many of them expect a civil war because they're revolutionaries but since that word is associated with the radical left they don't actually use it, they just prep and vote for whatever nutjobs the current system enables to exist, in their minds bringing them closer to eating the rich and "fixing" the system, king or no king.

I thought he was smart enough to not endorse a political candidate like proper independent media, but he's succumbed to the same polarization and thus a part of the same widespread problem. Good vid though, I find it's very much like one of the commenters point out a battle of lobbyism vs. populism rather than the standard left vs. right, people are desperate for change of any kind and Harris stating that nothing would change was just about the worst thing she could've possibly said during the campaign.

Thanks, I feel old now...

Born free 🎵

All roads lead to East New Westersouth.

not with that attitude, get out on the streets already

Basically any movie-adaptation of a book. I know I'm in the minority on this, but if I wanted the story of the book, I'd be reading the book, not watching a movie that's often merely based on it. A new spin on an existing tale is the best of both worlds imo.

Read some history or pay attention to what's happening in the country you reside in?

Money talks and big donors fund both campaigns to ensure minimal change if not straight up keep the status quo.

Trade has always been a thing but look up "wealth of nations" and "das kapital" on wiki and go from there.

You make zero sense and I feel dumber to have read your comment.

Thanks for the laugh.

We didn't start the fire...

A fully armed batalion to remind us of his love nonetheless.

FPTP-voting was created by wealthy romans to benefit wealthy romans, that anyone uses this system today is just bonkers to me and probably why this comparison of yours is not so far removed at all.

Couch co-op gta san andreas was the best, so sad it's not more common in present games.

Training is short so they make sure to make it count, they don't see what they're doing as a profession necessitating years of training like other professions unfortunately.

FPTP-voting was designed by wealthy romans for the benefit of wealthy romans millenia ago and that people accept this type of democracy today is just bonkers to me.