martin-fernwood.bsky.social
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Yeesh. The red laces could be a coincidence, but combined with stepping on a symbol of socialism, I can't see any other way to read it.
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Season 1 of The Real World feels like an intelligent documentary compared to what reality TV became soon after. I watched it last year and it was honestly refreshing
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C'mon Thailand, I want to like you
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It's funny cuz he's poor
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After what happened to India Walton when she won the Buffalo primary as a socialist, we can't rest for a minute until the general
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Fuck off
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It said they were 2 years away, which would mean a predicted completion date of 1986.
The report came from the April 24, 1984 issue of Jane's Defence Weekly citing "the Arabian Gulf press."
Supposedly the West Germans were involved.
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It goes back even further, at least as far back as April 1984, before they even had a nuclear reactor:
www.upi.com/Archives/198...
www.upi.com/Archives/198...
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Obligatory
youtu.be/dDJa1_fLVeA
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The giant plume of smoke is the Ministry of Interior building. The location of the mosque is circled in red
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In the case of Masjid Al-Saghir (here labeled Zahir Umar Mosque in English), take a look at how close Israel chose to build their Ministry of the Interior skyscraper. They love to build this stuff next to landmarks and dense population areas for a reason.
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@gork is this true?
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Let me tell you about the Patriot Act as I scream into my pillow while also being lectured about Avacado Toast from the people that supported this war and now pretend they definitely did not support this war.
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Anyways I'm very average and think about death a normal amount
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Man, I remember when liberals at least pretended to have a conscience
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I'm not talking about PSL specifically here, but various orgs I've donated to or considered donating to in the recentish past.
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Oh certainly, I'm not advocating to shut off the use of cards or apps as payment methods. In my experience though in the last 10 years or so, using the mail to send cash or money orders is typically not presented as an option.
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As far as funds, one thing that comes to mind is that concealed cash was once a payment option on eBay.
Basically, it wouldn't hurt to consider whether or not collecting certain info is actually needed.
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I don't mean to say it's practical for everything, but it's not uncommon to see all that info requested just to join a mailing list.
Certainly records need to be maintained for organizers, but maybe not for people just seeking some info for looking to send a donation.
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Never trust a stubby bubby
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Content warning: blood, serious head injury. A woman was run down and trampled and clubbed by LAPD officers on horseback. She appears to be seriously injured and bleeding from the head as an officer drags her limp body along the pavement.
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Ain't no way in hell they read Das Kapital
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Every time
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Tyahmr maybe?
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@gork did he really say this?
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Fuck
You
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Do your civic duty. You can't emulate it yet, but you will be able to by then.