I made it very clear what I wanted to talk about in my first comment.

I find it interesting how much you don’t want to talk about those two subjects. Is that because you support blocking strikes and Israel’s genocide?

You accuse me of asking a question in bad faith and then act like you’re living under a rock? Labor issues and genocide support are at the forefront of current political discussions. I can’t remember the last time an American politician mentioned the Uyghurs.

As for your two points, I haven’t met anyone who supports genocide or the blocking of labor strikes, so I don’t know why you thought those up.

Joe Biden went around congress twice to ship weapons to Israel in support of their genocide. Joe Biden, 44 Democratic senators and 36 Republican senators passed a bill to block the rail strike in 2022. Were you unaware of this?

This drives me nuts if I am also watching the movie for the first time.

But I love rewatching movies and happy to pause and talk about the plot on the 2nd+ watch.

However I do make a rule that under no circumstances will the conversation be “Who is that actor? What else are they in?” Plot discussions only!

I’m here. Just waiting for you to answer the question.

I don’t see an answer to my question anywhere in this comment.

Which two points are you talking about? Would it happen to be:

1. Blocking strikes
2. Supporting genocide

Because people who support those things are not allies.

My experience has been indie games are pretty well vetted if they are able to sell for $20.

Plenty of $3-5 games that are a bit of a gamble though. Even if it ends up being kind of lame I figure it’s funding for the developer to make another attempt.

Oh no I spent $3 on a game that could use some more polish.

Honestly even if the game ends up being kinda lame I won’t ask for a refund.