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I mean this in the meanest way possible: you are a fucking moron if you think rock, metal, punk, etc isn’t political
I’ve been into Metal my whole life; seen Pantera, Slayer, Machinehead, Maiden, Korn, Black Sabbath, Kiss and dozens of others. None of them spewed shite about politics. Not one.
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Having younger siblings and witnessing the decay of the education system in real time
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Estou FARTA do “não façam ferias, não vão a concertos, não comprem iPhones, não jantem fora”. Mas que merda de vida é que vocês querem ter? 9 to 5 sem descanso ou pequenos prazeres para poder ter o direito a ter onde viver? É isto uma vida? Trabalhar para dormir?
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“I know a lady in Venice would have walked barefoot to Palestine for a touch of his nether lip.” - William Shakespeare, Othello (1604)
Replying to @khorramshar_44
None - “Palestinians” didn’t exist in 1948
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We shouldn't be mean to people who aren't academically smart but we absolutely have a right + responsibility to shame the intellectually incurious. The world is literally on fire because of anti-intellectualism
some of y’all are too mean to people that aren’t academically smart idk you treat it like a moral failure
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Luffy el mismo niño que se pasó toda su infancia robando??? El mismo que robo el oro de la isla del cielo??? El que robo alimento de los hombres de Kaido para dárselo al pueblo??? Que mierda han estado leyendo ustedes, porque definitivamente OP, no...
Luffy n’aurait jamais pillé la boutique. Il aurait protégé le commerçant. Ce qui m’énerve en ce moment ? Voir le drapeau du Chapeau de paille au milieu des feux, destructions et vitrines cassées. Des types masqués pillent une boutique… avec l'emblème des chapeaux de paille sur le dos. Ils n’ont rien compris à One Piece. Dans le manga, il y a deux sortes de pirates : → ceux qui rackettent les civils (Arlong, Krieg, Kuro…) ; → et Luffy, qui les défonce. Luffy ne s’en prend jamais aux innocents. Il s’attaque à ceux qui abusent de leur pouvoir. Qui suppriment les libertés. Dans l'oeuvre : Le gouvernement mondial et les Dragons célestes.  Une aristocratie héréditaire, au-dessus des lois, qui vit sur le dos des autres. (PAS la marine) Le message n’est pas « cassons tout ». C’est « finissons-en avec les privilèges ». « Libérons les peuples de l'oppression, qu'ils soient libres de vivre leur vie ». One Piece, c’est aussi une œuvre sur la responsabilité individuelle : → Luffy perd Ace, il ne blâme personne : il s’entraîne deux ans. → Usopp quitte l’équipage, il doit présenter des excuses publiques pour revenir. → Chacun poursuit SON rêve, et en assume le prix. La liberté, oui. Mais la liberté qui s’accompagne de la responsabilité de ses actes. Pour moi, c’est une œuvre profondément libérale. Alors avant de brandir ce drapeau, lisez le manga. PS : Un symbole populaire n’appartient à personne. Malheureusement, il finit toujours récupéré par les franges les plus radicales, comme le masque de Guy Fawkes ou le gilet jaune avant lui. Le risque, c’est que l’image médiatique du drapeau glisse de « jeunesse qui réclame plus de justice » vers « casseurs ». Ça dessert les manifestants pacifiques qui l’utilisent sincèrement.
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americans genuinely think that violent protest is wrong and that's why nothing is ever fixed
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querem ver a política mudar? comecem a se manifestar onde rico se sente seguro e distante da realidade
paris'te hérmes, christian dior, gucci'nin ardından burberry dükkanı da tamamen yağmalanmış. halkımız kışa girerken kaşmir trençkotlarının tadını çıkarsın.
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I think the guy flipping burgers at McDonald’s should be able to afford rent, bills, and groceries with his paycheck alone. That’s kind of the whole point of having a job and I can’t believe this is considered a radical position for me to take.
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sí, soy zurda, soy tan zurda que creo que tú deberías estudiar gratis, soy tan zurda que creo que el estado debe proporcionarte salud gratis, soy tan zurda que creo que deberías trabajar menos para pasar más tiempo con tu familia, soy tan zurda que me enoja la injusticia,
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"Disrespected his family" motherfucker your family eats naked at the dinner table you fucking freaks.
Bear Bachmeier says Notre Dame disrespected him and his family coming out of high school, so he was extra motivated to beat the Fighting Irish tonight.
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We’re obsessed with the idea that poor people might take more than they need, but we almost never question why billionaires are never satisfied with what they already have.
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But in all seriousness, the reaction from Japanese One Piece fans to people using the Straw Hat Jolly Roger in protests has been genuinely pissing me off. So many of them are more concerned about people bringing One Piece into real-life politics, calling it dangerous rhetoric and worrying that the series could get banned in certain countries, than they are about WHY people are even using it in the first place. And I think this perfectly highlights the disconnect between Japanese fans and international fans. For some of them, One Piece is a manga they love and want to protect from controversy. For a lot of us, its themes of oppression, corruption, government tyranny and the fight for freedom hit a little closer to home. Some of us have lived through these things. Some of us have watched our families and loved ones suffer and die because of corrupt governments and injustice. They can afford to treat these themes as fiction because they don’t necessarily have to relate them to their own reality. But when people who have experienced these things firsthand see the Straw Hat flag as a symbol of resistance and freedom, why is they’re first reaction to police how other fans use it rather than understand why it resonates with them in the first place? And that’s what bothers me. Instead of trying to understand why people from completely different backgrounds see themselves in this story, they’re dismissing it as dangerous political rhetoric that might get one piece banned in these countries
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BEARS WIN ‼️
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É piú violento rompere una vetrina o sfasciare il servizio sanitario nazionale? É piú violento bruciare un cassonetto o pagare un full time 600 euro? É piú violento lanciare un fumogeno o mandare i ragazzi in scuole con tetti pericolanti?
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Mes impôts ont payé cette perruque btw.
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The French Revolution was violent. The American revolution was violent. The Russian Revolution was violent. Freedom has never been won peacefully.
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i think one thing filipinos, or even the rest of the world, will never understand about protests is that the point has always been to paralyze the country to the point where those in power are left w/ no choice but to concede. the french seem to understand this better than most.
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France when schools are underfunded: riot America when pedophile billionaires engage in genocide: vote 😊
NO KINGS. VOTE EARLY. VOTE BLUE.
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