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My country is neighbour to the scourge of the world.
It is my burden to bear for being so extraordinarily virtuous.
I don't.
I think people who do focus on it really need to prioritize their lives more, it makes me think really about the people who talk here about it 24/7 like their family, partners and friends. Their personal life and relationships literally are getting neglected to talk about nothing as if their takes and them talking about it on here makes anything different or will affect anything.
What would you rather your partner or friend or family member to do? Spend all day talking politics online or spend time with each other and you know like actually live and make memories with you. The argument to be made is really it applies to everything online, but there are so many better things to talk about or to be discussed here that are much more entertaining and fun to discuss other than which liar has said they will do such and such next lol
Also personally it bores me immensely, discuss it if you want but its ultimately pointless is what i am saying
economics.
Why don't you care about economics?
lol just figured out half the people here.
Then we were told that video games are political.
https://retriever.umbc.edu/2020/11/politics-and-video-games-are-more-linked-than-you-might-think/
https://www.dcreport.org/2024/09/21/how-games-are-used-for-political-purposes/
https://arxiv.org/html/2406.07379v1
https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/archive/2025/04/how-video-games-took-over-politics-asmongold/682592/
https://www.ft.com/content/76e384b2-c512-4f73-8b8e-2826206dbb0b
So now we have to play politics.
And gamers certainly don't like to lose.