Most people don’t realize these students have been protesting for months. They know what they’re doing. There have been a ton of people that have spoken out and there’s tons of other sources of information for news media. The mainstream media is owned by Zionists and will 100% use anything said to feed their narrative. All these students, across campuses, have decided the best policy is to not engage so there words cannot be used against them and used to diminish what is happening. It’s a different tactic than used in the past by protesters but in the current situation it makes sense and is the best way to go. When you understand that there’s almost no accurate reporting you understand their tactic.
I’ve seen that and I’ve also seen some “news” people mad they wouldn’t talk to them either. My guess is they have a pretty good idea of who they want to talk to and who they don’t.
Right, Ok. I understand that. I'm saying that the culture of defaulting to wholesale silence can be somewhere between problematic to pernicious for a movement and conversation. It has it's place, and we agree on that.
This was posted on.... another sub of a certain country recently. In it, someone from said country, admitting that this is cringe, said something roughly akin to "who doesn't know we have a mighty military at this point?" I can't tell you the strength it took not to reply, but I mustered it.
As a general rule of thumb, the guy holding a full-sized flag who's literally jumping for joy at the prospect of starving others is the bad guy. Don't side with him.
I'm starting to think this thing where encouraging everyone to follow their dreams in this country is a bad idea. MTG should be making carboard boxes in a factory in nowhere Ohio or something, not making laws.
When I go to anti-war demos I like talking to the old heads because they have a lot of insight you wouldn't get anywhere else, probably especially so the internet. Seriously, if you're ever at a protest someday, talk to the folks with grey hairs, they have good info and stories.
The wildest part about this to me is that Germany deliberately reached out publicly and prominently after this to correct him. It's worth thinking about that one. Like, there are levels.
Okay. So if we're going to be comparing philosophies on governance, I don't think the ethnostate trying to ethnically cleanse a population will like how this game ends.
I remember seeing him bragging on television about how they tried to subvert the will of the people and started thinking to myself, goddammit old man if Abe and/or Jefferson were here you wouldn't get through that sentence.
There is a certain sub of a certain state that has been credibly accused of being a govt run propaganda network. Forget which one it was for some reason. Anyway, that particular sub was way way too enthusiastic about the Eurovision results, especially since their country didn't even win. Now I understand why.
I think we as a culture are still working on understanding that drilling versus eco is a false dichotomy. The best/smartest gyms right now are probably the ones fine-tuning the balance.
Most people don’t realize these students have been protesting for months. They know what they’re doing. There have been a ton of people that have spoken out and there’s tons of other sources of information for news media. The mainstream media is owned by Zionists and will 100% use anything said to feed their narrative. All these students, across campuses, have decided the best policy is to not engage so there words cannot be used against them and used to diminish what is happening. It’s a different tactic than used in the past by protesters but in the current situation it makes sense and is the best way to go. When you understand that there’s almost no accurate reporting you understand their tactic.
Many of the encampments do designate press people for these kind of interactions.
I’ve seen that and I’ve also seen some “news” people mad they wouldn’t talk to them either. My guess is they have a pretty good idea of who they want to talk to and who they don’t.
Right, Ok. I understand that. I'm saying that the culture of defaulting to wholesale silence can be somewhere between problematic to pernicious for a movement and conversation. It has it's place, and we agree on that.
It gets worse every time I see it
Stormy Daniels x Ikea collab
This was posted on.... another sub of a certain country recently. In it, someone from said country, admitting that this is cringe, said something roughly akin to "who doesn't know we have a mighty military at this point?" I can't tell you the strength it took not to reply, but I mustered it.
I’m surprised she hasn’t been spotted giving some random person a handjob at the trial.
It'd boost attendance. But I bet she'd be mashing it.
As a general rule of thumb, the guy holding a full-sized flag who's literally jumping for joy at the prospect of starving others is the bad guy. Don't side with him.
This made my week. Just finished reading "Cobalt Red" by
I'm starting to think this thing where encouraging everyone to follow their dreams in this country is a bad idea. MTG should be making carboard boxes in a factory in nowhere Ohio or something, not making laws.
We used to say "anyone can grow up to be the president," nowadays that sounds more like a threat than an aspiration.
100%. That's the energy I was going for
When I go to anti-war demos I like talking to the old heads because they have a lot of insight you wouldn't get anywhere else, probably especially so the internet. Seriously, if you're ever at a protest someday, talk to the folks with grey hairs, they have good info and stories.
Okay I hate Trump. But tbh the reason this is funny is because he'd be talking shit just as much shit.
Most legit repair places will give you an idea over the phone. I'm going to guess somewhere between 50 and 100 bucks.
What a shame to cut this video in the middle of Norman Finkelstein's rebuttal. That man is a legend.
You know you're right, but I feel like Norm was lowkey enjoying letting this guy show the world who he is.
The wildest part about this to me is that Germany deliberately reached out publicly and prominently after this to correct him. It's worth thinking about that one. Like, there are levels.
Okay. So if we're going to be comparing philosophies on governance, I don't think the ethnostate trying to ethnically cleanse a population will like how this game ends.
I remember seeing him bragging on television about how they tried to subvert the will of the people and started thinking to myself, goddammit old man if Abe and/or Jefferson were here you wouldn't get through that sentence.
Okay that's worse, you do get how that's worse right
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Good catch. People who buy Viberg sight unseen are not afraid to die
Macklemore was the clear winner.
There is a certain sub of a certain state that has been credibly accused of being a govt run propaganda network. Forget which one it was for some reason. Anyway, that particular sub was way way too enthusiastic about the Eurovision results, especially since their country didn't even win. Now I understand why.
Cat: Yeah whatever nerds, I'm going to sleep
He tried to argue this in his semi-famous debate public humiliation on
Trump, that's the "dictator on the first day" guy right?
Protesters are not playing.
I'm a big fan how we all just unconsciously decided "Fuck off Elon, it's Twitter"
I think we as a culture are still working on understanding that drilling versus eco is a false dichotomy. The best/smartest gyms right now are probably the ones fine-tuning the balance.