I also like how it turns into a question on the efficacy of protests when you tell them you did, in fact, go into the streets in an attempt to fix it.

I'd watch it as a surrealist sci-fi buddy cop movie.

I'm not doomscrolling I'm just scrolling, it's not my fault there's doom in there.

I was actually thinking microplastics but covid makes sense.

It's also worth noting all the "But the people of Venezuela wanted this" comments all seemed to jump out at at about the same time. Remember what era of the internet we're living in.

I'm in the middle of moving and I have a wedding to go to so I need to find where I packed my nice clothes and now I'm trying to work a protest into my schedule. I guess it never occurred to me that the people I used to read about living through similar times were dealing with life stuff too.

Well why aren't you?

It sounds like something I would excitedly announce to my very disinterested family at Christmas.

Cucumber is a really satisfying plant. It climbs up and has big leaves and pretty yellow flowers. Underrated gem.

So I'm sorta new to this but do trotskyists call themselves trotskyists? It's starting to feel like one of those things that describes a type of person rather than something many people self-identify as

If they leave it means they don't have any arguments so you won the date

The infinite capacity people have to fight with bots on the internet all day is baffling to me when I have to twist people's arm to go to like, a fun barbecue hosted by orgs made of real life who people whose views they would find they completely agree with.