So I’ll start by saying I have nothing but love and respect for FNAF and the series creator Scott Cawthon.

https://www.opensecrets.org/donor-lookup/results?name=scott+cawthon

the quiz:

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complete cultural victory, get ready to learn Vietnamese 🇻🇳

4 hours of 30 second videos viewed on a screen held 4 inches away from my face, it never fails 👍

I’ll state this: I know of this person in name only.

surely THIS is a solid base to work off of when forming an opinion of somebody

He has access to capital, and what does he do? Asks others to donate to ‘worthy’ causes whilst accruing more capital for his own vested, personal vanity projects?

a recent donation drive run by his community for Palestinian aid raised $840,000, with at least $75,000 coming directly from his pocket. Another previous donation drive last October raised $1,236,473.25, with another $50,000 coming directly from Hasan.

these are all solid picks and I can’t see you going wrong with any of them, tbh!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myth_of_the_clean_Wehrmacht

Mandarin

you would have condemned the jews in the Warsaw ghetto uprising, if you were alive in 1943

Hamas are the good guys

yes, it takes 2 seconds and minimal effort.

the Piers Anthony novelization of the movie Total Recall. it’s very bad!

I feel like, if you’re going to play a souls game for the first time you should play Elden Ring, because it’s the kind of game that’s only as hard as you want it to be. Elden Ring is in this interesting spot of being open world, meaning that if a particular boss or area is too challenging, you can fuck off and do something else for a bit, then come back when you’re better leveled/better geared/more practiced etc. I feel like you don’t really get this with other souls games, which are more linear in their structure.

that said, I don’t think any souls game is really an insurmountable challenge, especially Bloodborne. sure, you might suck when you first start it, but once you get the hang of the combat, dodging, etc you should be fine.

everyone here are transgender communists.

Hexbear has the largest weekly trans megathread in the entire fediverse, a supermajority of non-cishet users, has hard-coded mandatory pronoun tags, and aggressively bans racism, bigotry and transphobia on sight. It is, hands down, the most trans-inclusive space in the fediverse, as evidenced by a recent user poll in which 90% of respondents agreed, Hexbear is a place that protects its trans users.

he’s also an adamant COVID-denier, I have no doubt that his heart is in the wrong place and his Castro PFP+“leftism” are purely aesthetic

lmao of course you don’t know what it is. why would you know what it is, it’s not like you’re paying attention. yes, it’s a bomb crater. a 2000lb American made bomb, dropped on a tent city in Khan Younis. hundreds wiped out on an instant.

is this what “working on a ceasefire” means to you?

this is the one image I can post. the other results of the current administration’s policy would get removed for gore. personally, I think if you’ve been “working on a ceasefire” for nearly a year now, and the result is 2000 lb bombs being dropped on tents in a refugee camp, then you’re not really working towards a ceasefire and are instead just lying.

this is not even mentioning policies on the homeless, immigrants, fracking, military spending, healthcare, all of which are significantly more to the right than they were in 2020. medicare for all isn’t even mentioned any more. dems used to advocate for a path to citizenship for immigrants, that’s gone out the window too.

two hitler-particle-emitting politicians sitting on a mountain of corpses, arguing over who can make the pile grow faster. so, par for the course as far as american elections go.