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r/KotakuInAction•

The thing that really "triggers" me that is talked about way too less is:

These people are shitting up the lowest entry point for new talent in the industry, by setting themselves up as nepotistic little gatekeepers, this will shape the future of the industry and not just destroy the hopes and dreams of real people trying to break thru.

Indie-dev is mostly about sweat/tears and talent and could be a near perfect meritocracy, but they seem to want to make it about something entirely different, it pretty much looks like a reputation cartel at this point.

This narative needs to be pushed more, its too important to ignore.

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r/MensRights•

I came in contact with the mens right movement 3-4yrs ago, ive really been wondering where people think of themselves on the political spectrum. Some equate mra with libertarian which was definately not my impression 3yrs ago, I find it sad when psycho's (imho) like Molyneux gets brought up in a discussion about mens rights, even tho most (but far from all) feminists tend to be on the left I dont feel mens rights is a political issue at all, in fact I dont even think its about feminists, except for the fact that we need either an equality movement or for lack of that a mens rights movement to balance out feminism. Its really about things like paternal right, lower male life expectancy, 4x as

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