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What genre are they? Also, do it. ill buy a copy :)
What genre are they? Also, do it. ill buy a copy :)
Overheard a random conversation at uni where they said "and they'll say how anti-zionism is not anti-semitism but they forget more than 90% of Jews are Zionists", "Don't get me wrong, not all Palestinians are bad" or whatever other bullshit.
The world was peaceful when I was a child because I didn't know what the world outside really was, the world to me back then was just my home, yet it wasn't really peaceful, it was hell because of fighting, alcoholism, the usual trauma a child faces.
The world as I see it now is a shithole, but precisely due to it being a shithole did I discover how to really love, and do it correctly. Love people, love animals, love nature. You can relate this to how the dictatorship of the bourgeoisie and its efforts to maintain the status quo precisely due to its contradictions gives the proletariat everything necessary to fight. But I'm isolated right now, I don't really have anyone here, but I have more than enough love that is going empty due to not that many people being there to give it to, which I think of as a contradiction.
Marx says how you can't liberate others without liberating yourself, or at least I think he was the one who said it, but I see it as a contradiction with what I say here, that you can't liberate yourself without liberating others. The solution here precisely lies in the act of liberation. You don't liberate others necessarily during dialogue, during educating yourself through everyone, neither do you necessarily liberate others during this long, tiring process of waging a war. But people liberate each other. I think I got this from Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire, which I recently finished. I see its influence on the words I typed out in the post just as I'm typing this right now lol, its a really good work that talks about education through dialogue, criticizing the banking mode of education (used in college, schools, etc) as preserving the status quo. He uses examples from Mao's cultural revolution to say that cultural action is a process of education that has to start before, and not after taking power. I can't describe everything ofcourse, its a short read, around 150 pages and I'll recommend it.
I think I lost track there and switched topics, anyways, that's about it, hope I was able to explain why I wrote that. I just write things and finish it off whenever I'm not in a particularly good mood. I think you should understand it for yourself too, instead of relying on my explanation. Your subjective perspectives of a work (or anything) also matters as much as that of the creator.
Anyways, have a good day!
my brother in christ the civilization you are talking about ruined y (our) own country and it is still in shambles, what are you on
I don't care for such nonsense. I'm going back to sleep
I think R did you a favour by eating your "snack"
thank you for clarifying
Get Out wasn't scary to them, so I just meant that bringing up FD isn't a relevant comparison. Whiplash is more scary than FD and it isn't even horror
sorry this is so funny to me thinking of a situation where someone's partner is mad at them, tells them they need space, starts crying while staring at a page of Capital Volume 1 in Arial size 25 and saying out loud "at least you wouldn't do this to me"
I hope you feel better soon! I didn't really mean it if it seemed cold, I'm glad you enjoyed the movie :)
okay, I have to ask
"large Marxist texts"
does this mean works with relatively high number of pages (unlikely), or does this mean your partner has relevant texts from Marxists framed on the wall with a huge font size (likely)?
If I'm embarrassed by any of my partners pulling the shower curtain (as if there needs to be one, but for the sake of it, let us imagine there is), and seeing me jerk off, then they aren't my partner.
The entire 'Carrie and Lowell' album by Sufjan Stevens Posthumous Forgiveness by Tame Impala Mad World (Gary Jules) 'The Downward Spiral', entire album by Nine Inch Nails Someone else pointed out too, but the entire 'OK Computer' by Radiohead, specifically Paranoid Android, Exit Music (From a Film), and ofc, No Surprises, How to Disappear Completely, also by them Like a Stone by Audioslave, Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden The Eternal by Joy Division Suicide Season by BMTH Crown of Love by Arcade Fire I will follow you into the dark by Death Cab for Cutie Losing a Religion, Everybody Hurts (R.E.M) Whiskey Lullaby (Alison Krauss, Brad Paisley) Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan I am the Antichrist to you by Kishi Bashi Snuff, A Liar's Funeral (Slipknot) Adam's Song by Blink182 Crawling, In the end, Somewhere I belong, Papercut (Linkin Park) Forever and Always by Parachute
and lastly, if it gets too bad, my dms, by me
is this /s or do you mean the latter is an example of a scary movie? because it isn't
looking into this
good luck?
A law that applies to all ethnicities except non-Muslims is for no other purpose than to further the agenda of the fascist goverment's plan of a "Hindu state", as such, the idea of such an ethnostate is extremely reactionary. Although the states where CPI (Marxist) has control won't implement this, so that is an extremely rare W by them. Modi's continous rule over the nation as well as the military occupation of Kashmir is bound to be the destruction of the Hinduvta project