Octopath Traveler I & II Switch 2 launch trailer!
I really believe Octopath Traveler II is one of the best RPGs to ever come out of Square Enix.
I highly recommend it to any Turn Based RPG fan.
Just this once again, all of the funds from the game goes to a complete hag who's money goes directly into oppressing an already oppressed minority.
Fuck Harry Potter and Trans rights are human rights!!👏🏳️⚧️
Men being furious about playing as a magical goddess that thickens the story/mythology while happily roleplaying as a half-naked oiled-up rage god for decades is one of gaming’s funniest self-reports.
Women have been playing as men forever and somehow survived. Wild.
#PrideMonth
important reminder: if you are still engaging with the hp franchise you are hurting trans people. separate the art from the artist does not apply when the artist does this. putting nostalgia above human rights is a display of weak character. 🏳️⚧️
Just a reminder before the "big announcement."
Autism was differentiated from schizophrenia back in 1911. Tylenol was created in 1955.
Anyone trying to tell you that Tylenol causes autism is entirely full of shit.
It's not possible to separate the art (Harry Potter) from the artist (JK Rowling) when the artist actively uses her massive platform and wealth to harm vulnerable communities.
We stand with trans people against the bigotry Rowling now represents.
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Normally I keep politics off this page unless it relates to neurodiversity directly.
So on that note, RFK is spewing nonsense.
No, we don't need a cure. There is nothing to cure. He is looking for a "cause' of autism so that they can prevent us from existing.
It is in fact anti-autistic to attempt to erase us from existence.
It is "useless eaters" eugencist rhetoric, and it's wrong.
Yes, some autistics have more struggles than what I have but it doesn't mean a cure is the answer. That's a dangerous slippery slope for one thing, and secondly, there needs to be a better relationship with autistic people and the fact we exist and work from there.
We need better systems and a different outlook on autism to make our lives better instead of this "war on autism" approach that does nothing but vilify us and have an adversarial relationship with autistic people and disability in general.