It’s too much work to use, plain and simple. It has officially become more of a hassle to run Windows than it is to just download a user-friendly Linux distro and learn about docker.

Strangely enough, OP’s post history reads like a bot that pushes conspiracy theories.

Fascists fundamentally cannot value human connection as they foster a worldview that is dependent on violent dehumanization to exist, so more of them have nothing to lose and are starved of any passion other than violence. There’s a real chance she’ll get Kirked.

This is exactly why it’s important for people to learn about how capitalism functions instead of how to identify morally condemnable behaviour. A liberal with think Steam is fine so long as they remain “horizontally” organized and Gaben remains the special boi he is, but will only be bad if it the company gets “greedy.” There is no benefit to PC game distribution being controlled privately; any media distribution.

I sit in front of a screen for a good chunk of the day and also like video games, a 144hz monitor has been an absolute necessity lest I get motion sickness by the time I get to the video games.

Dunno who that’s supposed to be bud I don’t live in your small town.

I seriously didn’t read this. Why the fuck did you write so much about something you clearly haven’t studied? You guys don’t know what youre talking about and the mods on this community started targeting me for not using gloves with you. If you care about this, why is it more important to pretend to know and not just learn about it? Would take less effort ffs.

DM me if you want a reading list, I’m not paid to provide a course on what the world is and you clearly just think YouTube and Twitter is the best way to learn.

Jfc you people are so dense. Ask yourself about how a movement or event that deconstructed the US empire would do so without deconstructing capitalism. You think I’m talking about nuking the shit out of a global empire to save the world? Think before you talk. Capitalism is not just “greed” like it’s some incomprehensible being from Pandora’s Box. It is a system that thousands of people have spent a century identifying and defining.

Won’t be responding again, you guys have no fucking clue what youre talking about and I think this is actually the first time you’ve spoken to someone who studies the shit you pretend to know about.

I’ll cuss y’all out and still make it home for dinner sporto. Go lick boots elsewhere if you can’t handle getting stomped on.

Kind of an ephemeral thing though, isn’t it? Saints Row 1&2 were deeply influenced by the contemporary hiphop scene and limitations in game development at the time. A constant issue with these attempts at remakes and reboots is they don’t do the work that is necessary to capture the feel of the time these games were made in. How could you make a game without the ugly mid-00s bloom feel like Saints Row 2?

My brother in christ, it is wild how many people on here talk about shit they don’t know about. I did not say it is a national thing, nations are bullshit anyway. The US is an empire, and yes, that empire operates in the best interest of those at the top of its hierarchy, i.e. its wealthiest. No, the borders of the actual United States are not real, they’re made up and do not represent the actual boundaries of its influence or power. This may be surprising to you, but maybe the way you think about states and nations came from the systems of power you are currently subject to and are imagined in such a way so as to occlude how this system actually functions. Maybe there is some benefit to capitalism to imagine it as natural and therefore inevitable, hm?

The USA is the dominant capitalist power because it is an empire that modern capitalism emerged through. There are debates about where capitalism actually begins, maybe in property relations in 15th century England, maybe through the mercantilist economies of Euro colonialism generally in the 16th through to 18th centuries, but there is never doubt that the specific property relations and dominance of wage labour in the 19th century industrial shift as the definitive moment where we recognize the capitalism we live in. Capitalism would not have survived the 20th century without the US empire – which was at that point the industrial capital of the world – and they defended it brutally. There is nothing in history that can compare to the scale of violence the US has enacted in its campaign to maintain the power relations of capital. Yes, the United States of America as in the state, not as in the American people (which isn’t a thing anyway) or as in the land which is confined within the US borders, but as in the state with a military, economic, and political coercion network that dominates most of the planet. When rich US citizens like Mark Zuckerberg own a disinformation platform like Facebook, and that platform explicitly promotes fascism in its algorithms, and that platform then incites a genocide in Myanmar, that is a series of actions only made possible through US defense of private property and capital globally. (https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2022/09/myanmar-facebooks-systems-promoted-violence-against-rohingya-meta-owes-reparations-new-report/ ; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_Facebook_leak)

Also, we “let” them? I have an MQ-9 Reaper drone in my garage you see, I’ve simply not made use of it to free myself from the chains of capital. Do you get why this is an issue? You cannot imagine it as “people aren’t doing enough” because that is fundamentally a liberal, moralistic argument that resorts to ideas of purity to judge the value of human life.

“For example, fossil fuel use actually fell in China in the first half of this year, a remarkable change for a country that remains the world’s biggest climate polluter. Renewable energy is being built out at a furious pace there, dwarfing installation in the rest of the world. And in California, clean energy provided two-thirds of electricity in 2023.” https://phys.org/news/2025-10-humanity-path-climate-chaos-scientists html https://phys.org/news/2025-10-humanity-path-climate-chaos-scientists html https://phys.org/news/2025-10-humanity-path-climate-chaos-scientists.html ~ From the fucking article you’re commenting under.

I didn’t forget about them, they’re not the problem. China didn’t build a global empire centered on extractive genocide and does not work to maintain fossil fuel dependency through invasion and election interference in dozens of countries. India doesn’t have more military bases than any other state on the planet dedicated to preventing any violent resistance to the interests of its wealthiest members. Neither of them have spent the last sixty years obfuscating or straight up suppressing ecoactivist discourse and do not control the most expansive disinformation network in the world which explicitly promotes fascist values.

Gee, I wonder what would happen if you took population into account with that stupid chart. Whatever would be the point of constructing data in such as way so as to occlude the wildly disproportionate emission rates. Oh, what’s this? (https://www.wri.org/insights/climate-friendly-choices-ranked https://www.wri.org/insights/behavior-change-reduce-emissions-climate-plans https://www.wri.org/insights/climate-impact-behavior-shifts) it also privileges individual consumer choices over industrial pollution in “articles” that are oriented toward action to mitigate climate change? Hm, why would they post articles like that alongside ones that say voting and changing your own behaviour is the best option to fight climate change? Hmmmmmmmm promoting consumption habits as a solution to systemic dysfunction? Why, who could that be in the best interest of?

Shut the fuck up, disinformation jockey.

We seriously have to stop acting like this is some disembodied event that we are all responsible for. Its the United States, it’s always been them. That is what has protected fossil fuel use, that is what destabilized so many countries that tried to limit fossil fuel use, that is where the most excessive burning happens, that is where the most effective climate activism suppression is localized and operated. This is not “humans vs. human nature,” it’s a fucking death-cult empire vs. the rest of us. Every single person who is afraid of climate change has to get it clear that the US has to end in order to secure a path to as little harm as we can manage at this point. That does not mean Americans are responsible, it means that most of them are also victims of this brutal empire and the violence it cannot live without.

Fucking crazy that they’ve had the franchise for fourteen years and still can’t design clear cisuals. The fucking lighting engine makes the enemies blend into the background like, god I hate how they make games now.

All of this reminds me of when rtx came out and people kept acting like it looked like real life when it just looked like real life if we lived in a video game.

These are all too weightless, it’s probably giving uncanny valley feels because it looks like they’re filled with helium.

Okay, lots to unpack there and I’m not paid to do that so keep in mind that this is quick.

It satisfied my question though, you think they’re a troll because you don’t like what they’re saying and they sure talk a lot. I’m sorry if you’re still processing this, but the United States is a brutal imperialistic power that has caused an immeasurable amount of damage to the world, not just people, the entire living world. Its entire system depends on extractive genocide to exist, and there is no reform for that. US citizens may choose to support or subscribe to that system, as many fascists and liberals do, or they may choose to challenge it, as many liberationists, climate activists, socialists, and anarchists do. Their leaders have most certainly chosen to continue it.

People fought slavery in the Americas since it started and they had to fight for hundreds of years through the deaths of untold millions to do it. It was not, “just part of the law,” the law was built to facilitate that violence. Thomas Jefferson – many “founding fathers” actually – only had the resources to carry out a revolution because of slavery.

I don’t think any serious socialist or anti-imperialist sees American culture as monolithic. Most of my knowledge on mutual aid comes from Black Liberationists in living memory. Instances like the Coal and Rent Wars are powerful examples of how that brutal system is also vulnerable to the popular forces of exploited people, which means there is a lot of them. But, you can’t support the state and ally yourself with those groups.

Could you explain how? Just seems like they excessively post anti-American and anti-Imperialist stuff.

OP like the original tweet or OP like the poster to posted this post?

Jesus christ dude, my question was rhetorical to encourage you to consider the practicality of something you clearly had not thought much about. Get the fuck over yourself.

I didn’t ask for them.