Tachanka
I've never understood leftist paranoia of feds from the 70s onwards
from the 70 onwards
COINTELPRO, the murder of civil rights activists and revolutionaries, and the coups against progressive leaders in postcolonial nations all contributed heavily to a general paranoia which is not entirely unjustified, if a bit excessive at times. I remember the first time I ever encountered information like this:
I felt angry, paranoid, and depressed for an entire day
Citations Needed Episode 25: The Banality of CIA-Curated Definitions of βDemocracyβ
On today's episode, we discuss the limits of democracy rankings, the oft-cited "Polity IV" metric devised by the CIA-funded Center for Systemic Peace, and more
(image is several years old but you get the point)
he hung himself with paper thin sheets, breaking his own hyoid bone, at the perfect moment when two guards fell asleep and both cameras malfunctioned
mfw even the bible starts earlier than that
Cry Hard 3: Cry Hardest
No. Sports is not where America's problem is. The US is absurdly evil and violent when it comes to pretty much anything else, but at sporting events you actually look restrained and pretty chill.
Nah lol. Americans will not only flip cars and set shit on fire when their team loses the superbowl, but the same people who do that kind of shit will complain when BLM does the same shit because the cops murdered someone. And setting aside fan rowdiness, American sports are incredibly exploitative of the players, cheerleaders, workers etc. Stadiums are huge drains on the public funds of the cities that build them. I could go on. American professional sports are a torment nexus.
DPRK built tunnels for Hezbollah
maybe false but based if true
Malcolm X quote about foxes and wolves except it's about reddit and 4chan