That’s the reason why UBI and raising the minimum wage isn’t a permanent solution for the working class though. They are good and provide some relief certainly, but in the end the corporations will exploit even harder, raise prices causing inflation that makes the raises unimportant, and use all that as a debate point to show that giving back to the workers leads to price raises.

Workers should still fight for raises, benefits and better contracts, but the end goal should be ending the system that gives the owners of capital all the power in the world.

Blazor looks really cool!

Yeah, the original Super Tic Tac Toe is like that, but I decided to change it a bit because it seemed more intuitive when playing.

There can also be two game modes to choose from before playing that includes the original, I’m not planning on that right now but I’d be very glad with a PR for it if someone makes that effort

I had some major updates, it has an AI mode now so it’s much more enjoyable for someone to play alone

You mean like Tic Tac Toe within a bigger Tic Tac Toe? That was the original idea by VSauce, but I changed it to # of games won because it felt more intuitive when playing

Yeah I thought so, I hoped the quotations would make it less so.

I still think it’s a catchy description though so I’m not changing it yet

Bouzouki, because I’ll be pretty ashamed of my purchase if I don’t

Nah these weren’t decapitated so it’s fair game

Many people have clarity over what’s going on, the hard part is dodging and outsmarting human trash like Piers while still making use of their platform to spread the truth and counteract their propaganda.

That’s the really hard part and the reason why I respect him immensely for this.

Maybe public opinion will change now that there’s white victims of the genocide too

You are one wrong object touch away from possibly dying

If they haven’t done all this until now, what makes you think they’ll do it then?

The rich will get off unscathed with a blank canvas to work on, and the poor will pay the price, just like with every other market crash.

Is this suddenly a teenager platform whenever you want to infantilize the ones you disagree with?

But, you know, after the economy revives by state simping for the private banks, maybe we’ll discuss it then

I wish there was infrastructure for them where I live, I hate driving and I like cycling

This is like suggesting that emptying a round of an AK on someone that punched you is somehow “walking into a trap”

Does it make sense or is it justified?

There’s quite a difference

If you can blame him for anything, you can say that he couldn’t imagine just how bad late stage capitalism could get.

Though I’m not sure if that takes away from his other arguments or makes them all the more prevalent.

I’m from Greece.

30 years ago people were still living the dream which was all a house of cards called loans. Then the market crisis happened and we got fucked unable to get new ones and pay off the old ones.

After that, we kept getting blackmailed by the Eurozone and the IMF so that we would get the loans we needed to fix our country, but under harsh conditions that basically sustain our poverty instead of fixing it in any way. We signed away the people’s livelihoods so that we could be Europe’s economic lab rat and slave, all to their benefit.

Our current government is as liberal capitalist as it gets, privatizing everything and making life crap for the poor (who are becoming more and more as time passes). Fascism is also on the rise, following the theme of Europe and the US.

The government owns almost all the media and most other parties in the parliament are also aligned with the ruling one. Climate change is beggining to hit hard, every time revealing the cheap infrastructure and postponed plans by contractors.

Instead of hiring more firemen, our government continues to allocate way too much money on cops, riot control, and the media it bribes.

Maybe the EU’s fucking around ends up with a communist revolution, I bet they won’t be too happy about it then.

I’m from Greece, I hope things get better for you