What lessons from history were overlooked?

You've got your head on straight. Screw these attempts to guilt you into voting how someone else wants you to

I'm playing Palia. It's a cozy single/multiplayer survival-ish game. I love that it has very low friction. So far I'm having a great time playing while I listen to podcasts or YouTube

While we're at it, let's scrap that system that uses cops to protect capital. Put the people at the top of that system on the bottom of the new one

It seems to me that neither side deserves support but the west deserves less. The people of the country seem to support to coup by a wide margin.

Total agreement. His message was revolutionary.

These are mild roasts

It's capitalism. Driving the economy by profit means that each company has to race to obtain as much profit as possible, or risk losing to their competitors who are trying to do the exact same thing.

I do

I actually like the nostalgia font. I just need that and pureblack in compact aka widescreen.

Nah I don't think so. What people do in a simulation can approximate what they'd do in real life with no consequences but in real life there are always consequences. And most people need to see themselves as the hero in their own story so they won't do things that they perceive as evil.

It seems to me that most individual people think they are right in whatever they're doing. Including voting for Trump, being hateful, etc.

There are too many downsides that are too severe and won't change unless we change the system. I suggest you research the successes of communism. The USSR accomplished a lot and there are other examples like Cuba