MrMobius

Moderation is a problem here? It's been awhile since I've seen someone misbehaving. Generally it was being offensive to individuals or groups of people in a post. But the last one I saw was months ago.

Why are we still here? Just to suffer? And to pee again and again ?

It's also the name in French for end caps of bicycle break cables. #themoreyouknow

I your referring to the two-party monopoly I feel you. I'm from a place where it's been the case until recently. It's always "winner takes all", but losers are still there after the elections. And they are you neighbors, your family, your colleagues. A bit more plurality and "coming together" wouldn't hurt us to face the troubles ahead.

Wether it's on the internet or at a bar counter, I like to engage in debate to better myself. If your goal is to turn every fanatic that crosses your path, you're gonna be depressed real soon.

It's unbelievable to me that someone outside of China would honestly defend Xi JinPing's policy. I mean, look for the first Chinese expat in your country. He/she probably has some dark story about illegal secret cops trying to bring him/her back home because of a Winnie the poo post on Twitter.

I really like to watch competitive FPS like CS and Valorant but I'd hate to play them since my jam is turn-based games. Heck I'd even watch competitions of games like Lol or Starcraft but the Jargon is too much for me!

Oh the memories of frantically rubbing that screen to pet an imaginary puppy....

Common it's not like the only option, other than Biden, is Trump. There still time to vouch for another Democrat. Or bring someone who's not a politician to the stage. Like an NGO activist or the like. That'd be a democratic innovation.

Honorary mention, Kurtzgesagt/In a Nutshell https://youtu.be/UebSfjmQNvs?feature=shared

"So mom, let me explain to you the difference between gender and sexual orientation." I had this talk in a bar a long time ago and boy, a lot of people need this explained!

Depends who you think of when you say status quo. I'd say the left is popular in many urban areas (radical left in modest neighborhoods and environmentalist/social-democrats for the rest), but the far rights reaps almost every rural area.