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reality-detective · 3 months
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Video from over 10 years ago explains how Pfizer gets around breaking the law. 🤔
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imthursdaysyme · 3 months
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I think Itd be funny if Steve accidentally became obsessed with puzzles but won't admit it the same way dads watch shows by standing off to the side. robin has them out and he complains but she finds him 2hrs later still standing doing puzzles and he's like a caught raccoon
#stranger things#steve harrington#robin buckley#listen I just think it would be so funny#man is like uh no I don't do puzzles but also completely unrelated there's the piece you're looking for#constantly hovering and pretending he's not#robin loosing her shit like istg come sit and join me or leave#and he's like god FINE IF YOU INSIST#and she's like bro I said or leave too#and he's like WOE IS ME- ROBERTO FORCING ME TO SIT AND FO THE PUZZLE WOTH HER#and she's like Steve pls stop#I AM BEING DETAINED AGAINST MY W—#Steve would you stop yell—#—FORCED INTO MATRIARCHAL TYRANNY FORCUNG ME—#—esteban stop taking all the pieces-#I AM SHACKLED AND CH—#Steve how are you taking so many pieces wait stop how are you so fast—#BOUND TO THE WOODEN CHAIR AND COLORFUL GRANDMA ACTIVITIES WITH—#Steve please let me do half stop—#NO ONE TO SAVE ME#Steve how did you do it that fast wait stop you finished it what are you—#I MUST NOW TAKE RANSOM—#steve put it down—#TO HOLD MY CAPTIVE ACCOUNTA—#—steve please where are you taking the puzzle and how are you holding it without break—whERE ARE YOU GOING???#I WILL BE FREE OF MY CHAI— oh haha hey jon no i’m not doing anything strange no nance i’m just chilling—#YOU HAVE BEEN YELLING AND MONOLOGUEING FOR THE PAST THIRTY MI UTES LIKE A THEATER KID WHAT DO U MEAN CHILLING#i was doing nOTHING of the sort—#oh god he was doing the acting thing again with the medival imagery thing wasn’t he#nancy pls tell me he hasnt done this to you— oh god steve what is wrong with you
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secretmellowblog · 7 months
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i just dont really understand why theyd target les mis? and like. its interrupting the work of actors and crew and house staff who dont have anything to do with fossil fuel corps. people who just paid to see the show who dont have anything to do with it.
i understand les mis is a show about rebellion and humanity but to me it doesnt make any sense.
( i say this as someone whos probably very unaware and very slow to realize the deeper meaning of things so i apologize if it comes off snobby i am just confused !! /genuine )
I'm very sorry if this comes off as rude but like.... "I don't understand why people would use Les Mis as the symbolic centerpiece of an act of protest/rebellion against the government" is just a very strange thing to say, and I'm genuinely not quite sure how to begin to respond XD. Like....it's literally Les Mis. It is Do You Hear the People Sing. The original novel was written to be a political rallying cry, it was written to bind together activists, and it has been used that way thousands of times since its publication in 1862. It's Les Mis, I don't know what else to tell you XD. Also I know this next comparison isn't perfect, but:
“I don’t understand why Les Amis interrupted Lamarque’s funeral.  Obviously I agree with Les Amis’s goals, but was this really the right way to protest? Obviously the government is doing something bad— but was this symbolic event really the right place to talk about it? Why even choose to interrupt this event, and the lives of the workers leading it and everyday people attending it? It wasn’t responsible for what was happening! 
Okay, yeah, I get the funeral is ‘symbolically significant.’  I get that Lamarque has become, in popular culture, a symbol of rebellion and resistance against a government’s unfair policies.  I get Lamarque’s funeral is a pretty big public event that has a lot of symbolic significance ties to ideas of rebellion against the state.
I get that Lamarque’s words are often seen as a rebellious call to action, so illegally interrupting his funeral could be a statement about resisting tyranny. It could be a call to action playing off the popularity and symbolic role that Lamarque has in the public consciousness.
 But at the same time— shouldn’t Les Amis have just gone to the palace and attacked the king directly? Why disrupt this symbolic event instead? They’re not really going after the people responsible! 
After all, there were so many people there who just wanted a normal day. They weren’t responsible for what the government was doing and had nothing to do with it.  They wanted to see the procession, to hear Lafayette’s speech and grieve a political figure they cared for. They wanted to hear people praise ‘resistance’ in the abstract, without actually doing it.
 Weren’t Les Amis disrupting that?  
Aren’t Les Amis bad activists? Isn’t disrupting people’s everyday lives for the sake of 'activism' always inherently a bad thing? I’m not against activism, but isn’t doing that kind of disruptive activism rude? Isn’t disrupting the lives of ordinary people just doing their jobs or going out for a special event evil— no matter why you’re doing it, or what your goals are, or whether the government actually is doing something vile that we should start to stage great events rallying against?
Even if this Lamarque's funeral has special significance because of its symbolic pop cultural ties to rebellion against tyranny—shouldn’t they have just avoided rudely interrupting some regular people’s everyday lives? 
Protests shouldn’t disrupt things. they should be big parades that don’t make anyone uncomfortable, don’t interrupt anything, and don’t disrupt any aspects of ‘normal people’s daily life.’ No one should ever target symbolic events— like a funeral for a political figure or a musical about revolution—  to make a political statement. Protests should be little quiet festivals that cause absolutely no interruption in everyday life so that we can all just safely ignore them, until the climate catastrophe they’re warning us about arrives.”  
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vokriid · 2 years
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also I'm deeply enjoying how drastically different the Imperials and Nords see the Dragonborn. like in Nord culture, the Dragonborn is the archetypical Nord hero and to what all Nords of all stations can and should aspire to, they're a religious and cultural symbol and myth and embodiment of the Old Ways when Skyrim could stand against dragons and come out victorious, when the Nords were the center of human civilization on Tamriel before Skyrim was just another province in the empire.
meanwhile the Imperials hear 'Dragonborn' and think: emperors and conquerors, the imperial bloodline, the very foundation of the state and the religious pantheon. people don't just aspire to be like Dragonborn bc the Dragonborn is basically walking proof of the divine right of kings. Dragonborn to the imperials embodies the dragon part, not the dragon slayer. and more than anything, the Dragonborn is the embodiment of the state itself and the empire's legitimacy.
all of this is to say: both General Tullius and Ulfric Stormcloak must've been over the moons excited for the appearance of the Dragonborn and taken it for granted that the LDB would join their side over the other and give them an unbeatable boost in morale and credibility. meanwhile Rikke, the only one who seems to really, genuinely get both cultures, is just "Ah shit, this is gonna suck."
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awesomecooperlove · 5 months
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xjumbled-up-brainx · 2 years
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Little villainous bean forever imprisoning the treasonous kelp cake <33
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mossiestpiglet · 2 months
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every time i’m like “hm maybe i’m not physically disabled maybe i should stop calling myself that maybe i don’t need my cane anymore” my back is like “oh really bitch? that confident are we?”
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reality-detective · 5 months
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This man is Stanley Plotkin, the Godfather of vaccines. He is also a consultant to Moderna, one of the main manufacturers of the Covid vaccine. He is under oath admitting to the use of fetal tissue from aborted babies. He also says he'll gladly go to hell for what he's done.
Do you still trust vaccines? 🤔
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heart-of-a-rebel16 · 9 months
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I'm super curious on your thoughts. What do you think Saw would be like if the tragedy and struggle of the empire hadn't happened? A timeline where the empire never reigned. If he hadn't lost what he had at the hands of the empire? What do you think he would be like?
I've only been through a couple pieces of SW media that have him in it, but I'm super interested in his character.
Anon, this is a FASCINATING ask because honestly? I don’t think we can ever know what kind of a person Saw would be if the empire never came.
When we meet Saw, he’s practically a kid. He and his sister are already 100% into the fight against the Separatists, and he already has his pretty defining trait of doing whatever it takes to stamp out evil. This trait carries through to the rest of his life in his fight against the Empire. The fascinating thing about Saw is that (in my opinion ofc) he legitimately can’t function in a time of peace. The thesis of his characterization (the ends justifying the means) utterly consumes him to the point that it’s impossible to say what he would be like if the separatists and the empire had never come to be. Saw isn’t a person who can abide by peace. He might fight for a version of it, but he’ll never be able to win in a way that satisfies him.
I mentioned this in the tags of another post, but there’s this quote in rebels that makes Saw one of the most interesting characters in all of Star Wars
“I hope, Senator, after you've lost, and the Empire reigns over the galaxy unopposed, you will find some comfort in the knowledge that you fought according to the rules." (season 4, episode 3)
The Rebellion is characterized by an unwavering commitment to hope and kindness and mercy. The war is literally won by Luke’s refusal to give up on his father, no matter how far he’s fallen. This is framed as the morally correct view by the text and meta text of the film, because at the end of the day, Star Wars is about hope. But with Saw, kindness and mercy are luxuries that he can’t afford to indulge in. In his mind, why should he offer mercy to the Empire that took everything from him? Why must he be the bigger person? And in the end, because he cannot (or wont) abide by these traits, he’ll never stop fighting. There will always be another injustice to correct, there will always be anger on everything he does. That’s why I believe the writers decided for him to die in Rogue One, because there’s no place for someone like him in a time of peace. To close us out, I leave you with a snippet of my writing
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Fluoridated water is banned by almost all countries of the world due to its neurological damage.
Here are the reasons why some countries are using it and its dangerous effect on human biology.🤔
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nicollekidman · 1 year
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this is incredible. how many ridiculous things do you think she can tweet about this today. 
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gxldencity · 17 days
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See it Does annoy me that the convo with gamers around obsidian is always in relation to new vegas. :) like they act like they care about obsidian but the only obsidian game they ever yell about is fallout new vegas and sure they yell about the outer worlds but only in its relation to fnv (that it's mid compare to fnv) and it is personally Annoying to me as an obsidian fan bc they're out here constantly putting obsidian on the pedestal above betheada but then they don't look at pentiment or pillars of eternity or tyranny or literally any other obsidian game. :)) like idc for new vegas 2 in fact I hope they don't ever do it and just do whatever they want. Like...that Is how pentiment happen and I'm sorry but I'm not trading that for a sequel to a 14 year old game that was basically complete anyway and also janky on release :)
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ainelane · 2 years
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Watching old rt videos and i actually forgot he basically made international news for being a murderer.
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purpleobject58 · 1 month
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federalism is kind of stupid i cant lie
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prisonpodcast · 7 months
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Ah man they’re doing the L’Manberg arc this is gonna be hard to watch 😭🤦‍♀️
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