Intergalactic

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After three listens, I give this album a 8/10. Absolutely fire west coast vibes.

 
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Down the street

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[–] Intergalactic 22 points 3 days ago (3 children)

Right-wing crypto funded.

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I had the same experience. I rarely see any toxic shit on Mastodon compared to what I kept seeing on BlueSky, even after using custom feeds.

[–] Intergalactic 66 points 5 days ago (19 children)

At this point, I’ll take nuclear over fossil fuels

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To everyone saying that this religion is a cult:

All religions are cults, but Scientology is one of the worst ones.

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I am open to the opportunity

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Some artists don’t have donation links, so Tidal is the best bet

 

I'm temporarily taking a break from political activism, and it is tiring seeing everything right now. I have been politically active for 5 years now, and I desperately need a break. Voyager for Lemmy, at least for me, pushes political content like crazy.

 

Thinking of changing my number, what should I know?

 

In light of the recent election, it’s clear that the Democratic Party needs a significant leftward shift to better address the needs and concerns of the American people. The party’s centrist approach is increasingly out of touch, limiting its ability to appeal to a broader base and especially to young voters, who are looking for bold and transformative policies. The fact that young men became a substantial part of the conservative voting bloc should be a wake-up call—it’s essential that the Democratic Party broadens its appeal by offering real solutions that resonate with this demographic.

Furthermore, one major missed opportunity was the decision to forgo primaries, which could have brought new energy and ideas to the ticket. Joe Biden’s choice to run for a second term, despite earlier implications of a one-term presidency, may have ultimately contributed to the loss by undermining trust in his promises. Had the party explored alternative candidates in a primary process, the outcome could have been vastly different. It is now imperative for the Working Families Party and the Progressive Caucus to push for a stronger, unapologetically progressive agenda within the Democratic Party. The time for centrist compromises has passed, as evidenced by setbacks dating back to Hillary Clinton’s 2016 loss, the persistently low approval ratings for Biden since 2022, and Kamala Harris’s recent campaign, which left many progressives feeling alienated. To regain momentum and genuinely connect with the electorate, a clear departure from moderate politics is essential.

 

How do we feel about the current state of WWE, AEW, and TNA?

 

Defense actually looked fantastic.

 
 

From on MGM+ is absolutely fantastic. I love the mystery, the horror, and everything else about it. I am excited to see where it goes. I also absolutely love Foundation on Apple TV+, amazing CGI and fantastic world (or universe) building.

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Predictions on EA2? (lemmy.world)
submitted 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) by Intergalactic to c/[email protected]
 

I predict it will be dog shit, but, I’m hoping to be genuinely surprised, Lil Uzi Vert was someone I’d always play on my bass speakers back in HS.

 

I’m definitely gonna fluctuate between both. I’ve been enjoying BO6.

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