the kirkhammer from Bloodborne is one of my favorites! pretty much all of the weapons in Bloodborne are all-around fantastic but the kirkhammer specifically is the one I had the most fun with and I love it's design
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A group of white frat bros at Ole Miss in Mississippi mocking and making racist gestures at a black woman who was protesting in support of Palestine. (CW:racism) https://nitter.privacydev.net/ashtonpittman/status/1786223536446525567?t=eY9C7gPLvfGm0praLpxDYQ
The video below also shows just how incredibly outnumbered the protestors were, genuinely terrifying to see.
https://nitter.privacydev.net/JiraViolet/status/1786089424146555067?t=ylQDgeWm5dl7CVz1fwFTDg
https://twitter.com/InternetHippo/status/1786083257001599410?t=sMxCiz6BU4dN3eOELBjXaw&s=19
kevin o' leary is a completely disgusting human being
Not mentioned within the photo posted by OP is the fact that the protesters were disrupting a National Vietnam War Veterans Day commemoration, an event for honoring the "bravery" and "sacrifice" of the US soldiers who are responsible for causing an overwhelming amount of pain, suffering and death in Vietnam. It's honestly just so fucking crazy that right before the departure of a US naval ship to go support a genocide, they're celebrating the so called heroes of one of the most disgusting wars perpetrated by the United States in the 20th century.
https://sfbayview.com/2024/03/palestinian-organizers-protest-navy-vessel-said-to-be-headed-to-israel/ , this is the most recent news I can find about the protest, though it's not said whether or not the ship was able to leave
I have had a good experience buying second hand online from https://www.betterworldbooks.com/ and https://www.thriftbooks.com/, they're both good when it comes to looking for used leftist theory books. Other than that I typically just check out my local bookstores or libraries to see if they have any used copies of something that I'm looking for, it can be really hit or miss though.
I think a large part, as others have said, is to collect physical media, but another large reason could be because people want to support the artists they listen to by actually buying their music. Streaming services are the most popular way to listen to music now and they are so fucking awful when it comes to compensating artists that most of them cannot even come close to relying on them for a stable income, even when you take in to consideration streaming on multiple platforms. So doing things like buying a record or a CD or even just buying an album digitally on a site like bandcamp does a lot more for the artists that you enjoy because they receive a much larger fraction of that money. Also, doing things like buying merch and going to shows are other good ways of supporting the artists you love!