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Aroo
@aroolee.bsky.social
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NYC fighting game enjoyer originally from Chicago. I play mostly KOF, SF, Samsho, MotW, and dabble in everything else. I have also been known to commentate at events.
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956.productions
This is our biggest lineup at Frostys ever, but we know y'all by now - after hours casuals, BYOC tournaments and exhibitions are staples of offline vibes. If you're running your own thing, let us know! Send us a DM, tag us on socials & post up on Discord. Let's elevate everyone🤝
November 7, 2025 at 11:58 PM
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richardjpleguen.bsky.social
Love how file sharing was framed as stealing but a comparable situation where the only meaningful difference is that tech industrialists get rich is not supposed to be stealing.

So it's only individual consumers who steal, and who they steal from is not artists but in fact tech industrialists.
October 19, 2025 at 6:54 PM
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shib.live
I think its ironic and difficult that I think about this stuff so often but, like everyone else, feel caught up in the cycle of building new things for our generation because its the engine that drives growth in the here and now. But sometimes I just want to read old scrolls and peruse albums.
October 17, 2025 at 8:59 AM
aroolee.bsky.social
Like which bad words are in their rotation
September 25, 2025 at 2:33 PM
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sarahjeong.bsky.social
idk if you've seen this south korean editorial that ran a few days ago. google translate version scorched my eyebrows www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion...
Maga is fundamentally a populist white racism. The slogan "Make America Great Again" is more accurately described as "Make White America Greater." The fact that the tariff policy insisted on a 50% tariff only on steel and aluminum stems from the concentration of these groups in the Rust Belt. The massive crackdown on illegal immigrants at the Hyundai-LG Energy Solutions joint venture plant in Georgia must be understood in this context. The scenes of our workers being chained and escorted away were reminiscent of the dragging of African slaves in the 18th and 19th centuries. The Department of Homeland Security boasted of "the largest single-site raid in history," and Immigration and Customs Enforcement even brazenly released footage of the raid, which was highly violating human rights, as if to boast of their "achievement." Far-right whites may have secretly rejoiced. Even politicians like the Georgia governor and local lawmakers, who had been active in attracting factories, have shifted their stance and sympathized with their grievances. This is likely because it's difficult to ignore the anti-immigrant sentiment of native Americans. Like the McCarthyism that swept through American society in the 1950s, irrational madness dominates American society. The recent visa issue, which could have been resolved diplomatically with advance notice from an ally, is difficult to explain beyond political maneuvering. The fact that they mobilized helicopters and armored vehicles for show, as if they had been caught, is difficult to explain.
September 14, 2025 at 7:04 PM