The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.
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Any Asian American who dyes their hair blonde has assimilated.
And also can DM me.
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How does Haiti just have these random 4 bodies?
No son nuestros hombres.
Una ONG entregó restos humanos en el aeropuerto, asegurando que pertenecían a nuestros cuatro aerotécnicos.
Sin embargo, los restos corresponden a un niño, a un hombre de una estatura considerablemente mayor que la de nuestros aerotécnicos y a una persona que portaba parte de un uniforme de un ejército que no es el nuestro.
Entre los restos también se encontraron carnets de identificación y uniformes militares de otros países.
Legit would be a single issue voter for this.
It would help national cohesion, get young people out of the house, and provide useful government services.
One of the most radical institutions in America, abandoned since the Vietnam War, is exclusively deployed in service to imperialism: universal conscription. But what if we turned that same model inward towards the tasks of liberation? Drawing on his experience as a college professor and West Point graduate, Cyrus Cappo argues for a mandatory National Public Service Corps—a radical project to rebuild infrastructure, integrate alienated youth, and hand real leverage back to the working class.
READ:
geesemag.com/articles/the-ca…
I was wiki scrolling, and found this image of Black Jeffrey Epstein and his white slave. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slaver…)
It is a testament to the modern economy that, despite major oil losses and disruptions, the economy of almost all developed nations is still growing.
What an unexpected source of such a good take
It’s one of the worst things to happen to Christianity, culturally speaking, in modern times. And despite reports to the contrary, it really hasn’t gotten any better. Most “faith based” entertainment is bland and flavorless and, worst of all, a display of artistic cowardice. It refuses to take any chances or do anything that might be even remotely upsetting to the audience or even vaguely ambiguous about the message it’s trying to send. The result is an endless catalogue of “Christian” films and shows that are lifeless, pointless, and boring to an almost infuriating degree. What makes this so tragic is that it wasn’t always this way. Christian artists in all mediums for centuries created brilliant, beautiful, inspiring, timeless, sometimes difficult and complicated works of art. But the modern day Dostoevsky or Flannery O Connor or even Michelangelo, if such a person exists, would never get a film made by a Christian studio because their stories would be too upsetting to the middle aged Christian female audience that all of these companies exclusively cater to.