Hell yeah, brother. Time to engage in collective escapism through the Theatre of the Mind.

As someone who has no idea what the Golden Globes are, and simply wants to make a joke: Should've been Cumtown.

The fox person looks great. Though, they look like the "Nerd" Emoji, with their big, round eyes and finger pointed up.

I think that's in part because the signs are pointing to Trump's word losing it's weight among voters.

The last decade has been informed by Trump being able to use his Cult to sway elections, but with how devastating the last year has been for people, the power balance is upset.

No no, it's too late, we know what you're really interested in now. /jk

Unfortunately, your point is being missed because the example is too badass compared to the critique it's trying to add to.

Simply be a less interesting person, I guess. /jk

It's a difficult tightrope to walk.

We can't simply say "You have no obligation to change the system for the better" because that leads to apathy or indifference.

But we can't purely obligate individuals to take action, because the system will punish them.

We must build collective action.

I mean, yes, we should try to ensure that however we achieve freedom amongst the oppressed is popular. Whether peaceful or revolutionary.

It's hard to subvert the powers that be if only people who have an ideological bent to their opposition try change the rules.

Communism should be By The People.

Trump Kidnapped Maduro.

That's fair.

Hopefully you'll figure it out. Finding ways to improve ourselves is important.

Hell yeah, Brother.

There's some statistic that states that most people don't manage to follow through on their New Year's Resolutions.

As noble as it may be, I think it's best to try not to tie your success to the concept of the New Year, and instead just work on things as they come.

I'd be concerned about the sorts of people they keep company with.

Hopefully they learn better without having to find out personally.

Have you tried ripping out your heart and telling it to calm down? I hear that's a pretty good way to reduce your heartbeat rate. /jk

Hopefully it wasn't too bad.

He's talked about it on the Podcast, but I believe his explanation was along the lines of, "The Ambiguity of the ending to Lisa The Painful was Amazing, and so anything that builds off that ending or goes on to explain the ending necessarily ruins the ending."