robertaann.bsky.social
American; PhD Spanish literature (Cornell), climate and natural world; interested in constructive discussion of injustices and writing about what I love; a translator of poetry
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No, será el efecto de muchos años de odio inculcado. Y también por parte de Europa y EEUU de años de consentimiento de la injusticia.
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No he podido leer toda la columna pero he visto lo suficiente. Se invita a disfrutar el odio. Cuánta bajeza y qué nauseabunda.
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A Faith Office???
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As they say in Spanish, "Capaz" ( Rough translation: wouldn´t put it past him)
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Different campaign financing is needed, too.
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I see the problem but I wish we had some sort of rational (nonplussed) way of getting them to admit that they bought a lot of other things, too. Of course, they may not give a damn about the things that comm to mind. But we could start looking for rejoinders...
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When this happens we ought to ask, "And what else did you vote for him to do¨? Or, do you think that's the most significant a President does, fix prices?¨
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Aside from the unpalatable propaganda, I honestly doubt that the word celebration is in order. Is this what Christians do: celebrate a crucifixion? Or do they remember and mourn? Oh, just think about it. And if you think it makes no difference, imagine the latter words in the mouths of tyrants.
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Throwing the doors open to the very best! Netanyahu, Bukele...
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How is this possible if you were born in the US?
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But you do have a point.
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Brains and hearts and guts. They really need to rethink it all.
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And then there's the third one in line. I'm telling you, I've thought it through before making any wishes!
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BUt you know the Greeks: turning everything to god, including food and drink, and dying of thirst, he ends up begging the gods for a reprieve.
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Oh, he has the Midas touch. (Has anybody read that myth???)
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And get Vance instead?
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And I'm betting that nobody wants to claim them as alumni anymore.
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Who will stop Israel??? Los palestinos tienen derecho a vivir donde llevan siglos (o más).
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Free speech? Respect for learning?
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How interesting! I hadn´t seen this. I hope it will be exhibited.
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And listen to people!!!
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Colapso, sí. Pérdida del concepto de derechos universales.
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El saber que se compra. ¿Qué vale?
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Un horror. El peor urbanismo que he visto. No saben mantener el patrimonio de la ciudad.
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Se prohíbe entre los suyos. Pero por lo visto la tolerancia hacia otras religiones ya no se lleva. Recuerdo que desde el principio algún alto cargo o diplomático israelí se mofaba de la compasión cristiana -- la ética de no buscar la venganza.
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They came out looking like bullies. Two against one.
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I think I`ve seen everything now.
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This is an outrage.
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"The Strange Triumph of a Broken America." Un ensayo en el número de enero/febrero 2025 de Foreign Affairs. Hay que ir ahora al Indice.
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De Sanders? Hace vídeos. No sé si tiene una cuenta en Bluesky o no.