He's been buying up huge swathes of farm land in the middle of the country. Not everything he's doing has been philanthropy

This is an incredibly stupid attempt to bring games into a situation or is not involved in at all.

Young men have been driven right because a portion of the left have been really bad with their messaging and like to generalize a bit much about men being the source of social problems, despite young men being just as much victims to the billionaires who have been buying up our politicians to undermine our rights for decades. Society still has an outsized expectation for men to be the providers, despite women overtaking them in college degrees allowing them to often earn more.

The right wing preying on these ostracized people who often frequent gaming communities isn't them taking gaming seriously. It's them recognizing a hunting ground for manipulatable desperate people who want some kind of change.

The media which made them think voting for him would be a good idea is not showing them any of the easy to forsee results that would change their mind.

The government providing a free service that private companies charge for is considered overreach by the wealthy elite who stand to gain from holding a monopoly over access to a necessary thing.

You missed a couple history lessons, there, bro.

Insurance, both property and health, is completing it's morph into a parasitic value extraction tool with zero actual use. They are committing straight fraud at this point, daring people to sue them for contract breach, knowing many won't

You're missing a zero or two on that offer amount of you want someone who actually knows what they're doing to even consider doing it.

So they'll overturn their own Citizen's United decision which pretty much explicitly allows TikTok to do what is being banned?

...right?

You could have pushed for it when there was actually an attempt to make that bill (before Pelosi killed it, she repaid you by pushing you out).

Russians looked at the black sea and thought it wasn't black enough

That's what they're doing. The additional funding have them the resources to actually audit those people with money.

"wanting to be considered people and not hidden away" is apparently too much for some people