(that's become clear as we watched some episodes, I simply remembered "autistic-coded" as the phrase Collier used in the video)

I also did not like Andor and would place it in "not good." The Obi-Wan show I would put in "Weird." Mandalorian in "not good."

Last Jedi and Revenge of the Sith are really "not good, but at least interesting" and Force Awakens is "good if I close my eyes and forget it's a nostalgia-bait ripoff"

If it’s any consolation, I downloaded the PBS Kids app after watching the video. I hoped the show about and autism coded character (Carl the Collector) would be good for my 3yo who shows signs of autism. We’re mostly a “no screens” family, so I’m stepping out of my comfort zone!

[Note: the chart was found in this article: badfaithtimes.com/vibes-arent-... about the new "Deciding to Win" report, from which the chart originated]

top half, solutions are expensive and difficult. So the real takeaway isn't "individual rights don't matter," but "voters want the party to swing big on economic and health care reform."

I'm an idiot and I can figure that out, why can't this cadre of professional fools put it together?

to fund. This chart, meant to reorient dems, puts in competition ideas that are not in conflict with one another on a policy or messaging level. Why? It's moronic to do that. For nearly every item on the bottom half of the chart, the solution proposed by dems is cheap and easy, and for the... (5/X)

It would SAVE the taxpayers a ton of money for medicare to live in a world without ICE, or if they weren't constantly paying out settlements for police brutality! Even if these issues aren't as consequential for day to day life, they aren't issues that require a wealth of taxpayer resources... (4/X)

So of course voters want dems to prioritize them. That doesn't mean the things lower on the list are less important. It's about perspective, coalition building, and amount of effort. It costs the taxpapers virtually no money for trans people to have rights or gay people to get married... (3/X)

... which states that the items on this list were matched up against each other as to which should be a "higher priority" to the Dems. I can't emphasize how stupid that is! Protecting social security and medicare and lowering everyday costs affect every single American... (2/X)

Average voters are idiots! Im an idiot! I dont know how to solve our problems, I vote in people who agree with me on what the problems are and do the best job working together to solve them.

Our gutless congress is entirely comprised of leaderless schmucks only good at getting elected, not leading.

Writing my dissertation and YouTube channel on games from 2020-2023, I grew to only play games for work. I took a long break from gaming after finishing the diss and am only now remembering how to play for just fun. Consuming media for a job can be a real head trip.

[I have an old desktop PC that can handle PC exclusives tho, so I'm not the best representation of this demographic]

Like no offense, but it's a fucking nightmare just existing as a trans person. It wasn't anywhere near as bad back in the mid 2010s.