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I recently wanted to get some things off of my chest, so I did it on twitter because the leader of the free world seems to do the same (lol).

I wanted to see if the people here saw it similarly as I do (as well as some people around me).

Apologies in advance because it's fairly long, and English is not my first language. If anything sounds strange, I will try and elaborate.

Here is the link to the twitter but I will paste everything on here as well.

Cheers, and thank you for reading

Twitter:

I don’t really make any political statements on twitter (or post much to begin with), mainly because I started this account to follow people I like on twitter. But I felt like this is something I wanted to get off of my chest in some way. So I’ll follow our president’s actions and just rant about it on Twitter, right? Here I go.

I’ve been following @andrewyang for some time now, maybe about a year. Like a lot of people in the #YangGang, I found out about him from @SamHarrisOrg and @joerogan podcast, then I saw him again on @jimmy_dore. I was already a big fan of Universal Basic Income (UBI) so I liked hearing a man running for president using that as his flagship proposal.

Plus, I’m asian and so is he. So you know, biased. lol

He makes a lot of sense, and everyone seems to have a fairly civil discussion with him whether they agree with him or not. He is one of the few people who I’ve seen news anchors attack his policies and stay calm and answer questions (even when he’s interrupted).

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I was especially surprised when he was on Tucker Carlson.

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I liked seeing him and Warren debate each other about poor trade policies VS automation on the #DemDebate. They disagreed but Yang convinced Warren to look at the data and see for herself. I don’t know if Warren has changed her stance (I actually think they are both right) but it was nice to see that Warren said that she wanted to see that data.

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The topic that I wanted to get off of my chest is my disappointment with MSM, and I guess in Yang’s case it’s @MSNBC in particular. I was already disappointed when they called him “John Yang” but I wished that #YangMediaBlackout wasn’t even a thing. It’s baffling to me, a news organization that has more resources than anyone can imagine gets basic information about a presidential candidate wrong on multiple occasions.

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And just so you didn’t know about #YangMediaBlackout

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I understand that everyone makes mistakes here and there. And for @msnbc, it’s 30+ times.

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And this is on a subject and topic that I follow very closely. Yang is in no way an ignorable candidate. He has raised a significant amount of money for his campaign and has out lasted Governors, Senators, and congress people.

I will not go so far as to call them fake news media. But if they omit or make mistakes on someone that I’ve been following so closely, then I can’t even imagine what kind of information they omit on subjects I know little about.

After about 30+ mistakes/omissions, I don’t know if it’s a mistake anymore.

Fox news has given him better coverage and more fair interviews than their counter-part have. Which is crazy to see a democrat on there not arguing with the host or being hostile to each other. It gives Fox news viewers a chance to understand a democrat more and listen to their policies and ideals.

Which I think is good. I think it’s silly to neglect a vast amount of viewers because they don’t have the same ideology as you do.

And for that same reason, someone like @tulsigabbard is treated fairer on Fox news and why more conservatives actually like her (and no, I don’t think she’s a Russian asset). But that’s a whole other story I probably won’t get into. I’m just a stupid idiot, I don’t really want to get in twitter arguments about that. This is already way further than what I’m comfortable with.

He doesn’t have a chance. He won’t win. No one cares about him. He’s Asian.

He has such a low chance of winning and yet he’s come this far. I only wonder how much further he would be right now if he actually got fair treatment from the media and had a fair amount of speaking time at the debates.

Yang receiving the lowest amount of speaking time at the #DemDebates has been very consistent, and also very disappointing. Sometimes, it’s not the moderator’s fault. Yang doesn’t really bullshit or go around questions nor does he avoid questions. He gives a pretty straight-forward answer that it’s really hard to rebuttal against. That being said, him getting less than half of the speaking time of Biden, Warren, Kloubauchar, or Buttigieg is ridiculous to me.

I like Bernie Sanders too, and would definitely support him if he gets the nomination. Maybe not on the same level because I feel like certain Bernie supporter groups are fairly toxic, but I feel like that is inevitable when your support is that big. It’s just hard to manage, and you get people that’s willing to smear other people’s campaign for their own benefit.

Same goes for Warren. Buttigieg and Biden are the two that make me want to see who the independent candidate is (And now, I don’t really think I could support Warren because of her campaign’s smear against Bernie).

And to the people that say “anybody but Trump,” I say that we are not on the same boat. We are definitely on the same team, but we are on a tugboat while they are on a cruise ship. A lot of people (including me) feel that nothing will change if one of those two are elected. “Back to the norm” so they say.

Back to norm doesn’t really sound good to us. Healthcare won’t change, minimum wage won’t change, still on status quo, GDP will still measure how well the country is doing. It’s hard to care and keep up with impeachment when that won’t solve the problem for the common people. It’s part of the reason a lot of people don’t care.

Like Yang said, “Trump is not the cause of these problems, but a symptom.” Not that Trump hasn’t created new problems, take Iran for example. But people need to stop pretending that getting Donald Trump out of office will solve everything.

Alright, I’m done with my stupid opinion rant. I’m not quite YangGang but working on becoming a delegate for him in my county.

Anyways, happy birthday @andrewyang, take care. Donate to yang2020.com If he’s not your guy, donate to who you believe in.

Oh yeah, and don’t for get to call me a: bot NPC bitch leftist-cuck or whatever, it’s cool

Cheers, and take care

Hi ,

I will be streaming Borderlands 2 with my friends from start to finish (with a few side missions) tonight at 6:30 pm Central Time. We've talked about doing this for a while and thought it'd be fun to stream it. Our goal is to finish the game within the night with a few side missions along the way. I've played Borderlands 2 before but have never finished it, so I thought this would be a good opportunity for me to finally finish it after all these years.

I'm a fairly new streamer and this is the first stream where I will enable a donation button, so all donation received tonight will go to charity (I'm thinking Doctors Without Borders).

Edit: time error, changed to 6:30 pm (was 7:30)

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I saw the post about higher level competitive matches that revolves around having Genji in a team and a team to counter that Genji.

Would it be reasonable to reduce his health to 150?

Just a thought.

Hi everyone! English is my second language so I apologize in advance if I have any grammatical errors.

My car was hit last night on my way back from delivering food. From the looks of it my car looks totaled, but I haven't had any professionals take a look at it to see if it is repairable. The person at fault ran the red light, hit my car first which bounced off and hit another car at the rear door. The person at fault had a rental car (which he said was insured), the other individual had progressive, and I, unfortunately, did not have insurance (thought my insurance expires this month, but actually expired last month... very stupid of me). No one was injured but this being my first accident, I was in bit of a shock and didn't think about acquiring some information that I should have at the time (i.e. names and phone number of other drivers, licence plate, make/model of cars, pictures, etc.). I live in Tennessee, I believe that in normal situations the police will send a police report to the insurance companies. Since I didn't have insurance, I may have to buy one from the police department downtown (not really sure about how that works...).

My question is, would the person-at-fault's insurance still cover for the repair/replacement of my car even if I don't have insurance?

I'll take any advice I can get, I'll even take scoldings.

TL;DR Got in a wreck. Didn't have insurance. Will their insurance still cover my car's repair/replacement...

I'm going to be regularly shooting as a second shooter in weddings, what's the fair cut in percentages for that? (Ex. My last shoot, the main photographer gave me 25% of her pay) Sorry if the sentence structure is a bit confusing, I wasn't sure of any other way to put it. Thanks!