u/BokoblinSlayer69235

I know that some legendaries respawn, but for the ones that don't, how do you make a double fusion out of them?

So, I'm currently unemployed, and I'm out of savings. I'm looking for employment but I live in a rural area and can't drive (yet, I'm getting my learners permit) so getting employment at this time will be extremely difficult if not impossible until I get my learners permit.

I've been making minimum payments on my cards but I've run out of savings. I'm essentially broke now.

I talked to Discover and they said to qualify for hardship programs I'll need to make the minimum payment by July 27th, but I just don't have it. I have nothing.

No assets, no money. Nothing. I'm destitute.

What do I do? Who do I turn to? Should I just default at this point?

How come people in the early 1900s, before the internet allowed people around the world access to all the information they could ever want, and the ability to communicate quickly, able to organize these movements that led to real change here in the US, and abroad.

I'm 26 and I've avoided getting my license because I hate the concept of cars (big bulky death machines creep me out), I hate having to use one, having to pay a monthly subscription for it (insurance), etc. Never been a fan. I love when other people drive, it's more relaxing and chill.

However, I moved to a rural area, and I live 4 miles from town. The terrain is too steep and hilly for a bike or trike, and walking 4 miles to and from town everyday? Fuck that.

So, I'm gonna get my license.

What are some helpful tips for me, especially as an autistic person who has issues with reaction times, spatial awareness (How the fuck am I supposed to know how far 500 feet is without a giant measuring stick?), and anxiety (I'm scared of fucking everything).

Looking for recommendations for these as most of what I've engaged with is from the viewpoints of people in Capitalist societies with a Capitalist mode of thinking. I'd be interested in engaging with fiction books written by Socialist authors, for example the book "Roadside Picnic" which was written by Soviet Authors and inspired the 1979 film "Stalker"

I've played lots of video games in my life, and I notice they always tend to operate based on a capitalist framework because that's the default for our society.

Are there any games out there that feature a communist society or communist ideas in them?

I know Disco Elysium is a famous one I should try, but other than that.

Personally I'm not a moralist on the issue. I don't really see animals as sapient creatures deserving of the same rights as humans, I couldn't really care less how they're treated.

However, I do see the environmental impact of mass animal agriculture, and that it is essential for us to reduce our consumption of animal products to a significant degree.

So basically I'm wondering from a Marxist perspective, are animals a resource that should be managed for the benefit of the people, or are they an oppressed population in need of liberation just as the workers of the world?

I'm looking to connect with other leftists IRL.

I'm looking to connect with other leftists IRL.

I realize that the US is essentially the biggest threat to Socialism worldwide and has been since the end of WW2 since that's when Britain and the rest of Europe ceased to be able to project power outward in the scale that they used to.

The other Imperial Core nations really don't have the capability to do anything to stop it at this time, though Europe is talking about Re-arming itself so who knows.

The overwhelming public consensus that I've seen in the US is that this man is a martyr and that Tibet must be "freed" however I've also learned that before the integration of Tibet into the PRC that they had a feudalist society where monks basically lorded over everyone, so like, what does Tibet even need to be freed from?

I also noticed the hypocrisy of many of my fellow Americans talking about how China is repressive yet our government literally just sentenced protestors to 50+ years in prison for protesting ICE.

Not to say that China is a utopia or anything but it's basically the pot calling the kettle black.