Unit Lores and Catching up on General Lore (spoilers)

Hello All! I never got into the game because I couldn't drum up interest locally (way back in 1.1), but a couple friends of mine actually picked up 3.0!

(1) I noticed that TTC put up all the lore bits of the old books, but didn't put up the unit parts, which actually had a LOT of lore I loved. I also remember that the TTC site USED to have Unit Lore on it, but since they purged all their listing, all that Lore seems missing.

Is the old Unit Lore archived anywhere?

(2) I read like... 4 short stories between Battle for Earth to now. One was like, a (anti-PHR) UCM officer discovering the PHR messing with some artifact they found on Earth (probably a Bioficer thing, but we didn't know at the time). Another was the initial contacts with Bioficer ships and boarders (and the UCM survived a boarding action). I remember a part where the UCM officer from the first story in on a PHR world and she's come around to liking the PHR, but that doesn't seem long enough for a whole story. [I just checked and this is all in the Lore Primer on the DFC links, lol.]

Are there any other things I'm missing? I read EVERYTHING from release to Battle for Earth that I could get (including the Dropfleet stuff), but after the TTC buyout, I couldn't be sure I got everything. Did TTC acrhive this anywhere [other than that Lore Primer]?

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u/Kaireis — 12 days ago

How popular is "denaturalize and deport," and to which extreme, amongst conservatives? (US Focus)

I understand denaturalizing and deporting fraudulent applicants. I agree 100%.

I emotionally understand denaturalizing and deporting recent citizen who say join antifa protests and cause property damage and injure people. For the purpose of THIS thread, I can agree to this.

What I don't understand is that a growing amount of the new post-GamerGate Right (for lack of a better term) seems to take it even more extreme. Especially post-2025, I'm seeing a LOT of comments on social media, on Reddit, on Youtube, on Twitter/X, taking this to an extreme form, basically saying to Hart-Celler and denaturalize ALL citizens who legally immigrated to the US under Hart-Cellar's immediate family and family preference provisions. They mean ALL, and they also mean that any children born to these immigrants should also have citizenship stripped and be deported.

Now, the latest Court rulings makes it unlikely to strip the citizenship of the children of these legal immigrants, but emotionally speaking, do a lot of conservatives still favor this?

I don't get it. Frankly, I consider myself WAY more American than a lot of "heritage Americans" who frankly hate this country and its values. My parents came here LEGALLY (100%). Are there really that many conservatives that think I need to go "back" to Korea? A people who are foreign to me, a language I don't speak, a culture I mostly don't understand?

Or is it just a loud minority in MAGA (ironically I consider myself MAGA too)?

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u/Kaireis — 3 months ago