Yulevan
@tolvan.bsky.social
Historian | Fantasy novels, anime, JRPGs, TTRPGs | Agnostic Gnostic | Romantic Socialist | 28 | He/they.
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I'm a firm believer in "Everyone is entitled to their informed opinion.", but the informed part is key.
For media, that means they had to actually read the book, watch the movie or show, listen to the song/album, play the game, etc.
And the same rule applies to myself, too, obviously.
For media, that means they had to actually read the book, watch the movie or show, listen to the song/album, play the game, etc.
And the same rule applies to myself, too, obviously.
November 30, 2025 at 1:51 PM
I'm a firm believer in "Everyone is entitled to their informed opinion.", but the informed part is key.
For media, that means they had to actually read the book, watch the movie or show, listen to the song/album, play the game, etc.
And the same rule applies to myself, too, obviously.
For media, that means they had to actually read the book, watch the movie or show, listen to the song/album, play the game, etc.
And the same rule applies to myself, too, obviously.
everything else about him is great obviously
November 30, 2025 at 8:44 PM
everything else about him is great obviously
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the interesting thing is that Dems actually do have a track record of trying to correct for what they think the errors of the last admin were
so it’s very important that the next standard bearer believes that error was “not going hard enough on Trump” rather than “centrism was failed”
so it’s very important that the next standard bearer believes that error was “not going hard enough on Trump” rather than “centrism was failed”
The thing is that Doing What Must Be Done is genuinely really hard and requires extraordinary political will! Biden tried to at least make a stab at it, but fell way short.
There's SO much inertia in favor of "ignore it and hope it goes away"
There's SO much inertia in favor of "ignore it and hope it goes away"
November 30, 2025 at 7:00 PM
the interesting thing is that Dems actually do have a track record of trying to correct for what they think the errors of the last admin were
so it’s very important that the next standard bearer believes that error was “not going hard enough on Trump” rather than “centrism was failed”
so it’s very important that the next standard bearer believes that error was “not going hard enough on Trump” rather than “centrism was failed”
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This is a huge part of why so many people think we're in the middle of a widespread "anti-woke backlash": Small movements opposed to social progress are collected into trend stories by conservative media. Far larger movements that want more diversity are ignored or cast as threats.
"Woke is ruining D&D". Meanwhile Dimension 20, one of the wokest real play shows around, just sold out Madison Square Garden and the Hollywood Bowl for live shows and brings armies of new players to RPGs.
November 30, 2025 at 3:38 PM
This is a huge part of why so many people think we're in the middle of a widespread "anti-woke backlash": Small movements opposed to social progress are collected into trend stories by conservative media. Far larger movements that want more diversity are ignored or cast as threats.