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Note to self, Books to read: https://lemmy.ml/post/22417306
Discourse on Colonialism- Aimé Césaire
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19·9 days agoThis reminds me of when Michael Moore took first responders of 9/11 who were being refused medical treatment in the United States to Cuba. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=j7cME3lCdwE
I used to take Adderall for ADHD and it gave me social anxiety which wreck my social life in grade school. My senior year of high school I stopped taking it secretly and then my mother found out and so I eventually convince her that I was better without it.
The U.S. Customs and Border Protections enforces immigration law in the exterior of the country
United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement enforces immigration law in the interior of the country
America has oil, that is all I am saying.
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It depends on the mood, but here are my favorite
Loveable James Bond-type Villains: The hero foils their plans of world domination and it is lighthearted and the villain becomes loveable to the fans.
Mysterious Unbeatable Villains I would agree with you with the Lovecraftian forces. I have read several works of Lovecraft and they are good reads except some have undertones of racism and a small few stories where the racism is very impotent apparent like the Herbert West–Reanimator.
In human form of this type of villain in the movie, Eyes Wide Shut where you can get past the nudity and the famous orgy scene actually has interesting villains where the hero never really understands them or wins against them. The end of the movie the two characters are just trying to figure out what to do with their lives after their encounter with the cult. It is very refreshing to see especially in Hollywood as the audience is already pre-set with the idea that the hero wins and the bad guys are defeated.
This type of villain, the protagonist is just trying to survive and never actually wins as they either end up a survivor of the encounter, dead, or sometimes they join the villain or group of villains.
Being “a coward” is the most human response to war. The fact you don’t want to be killed and want to live to old age is very human.
My family heritage being in the United States is full of different ancestry that fled to the United States to escape persecution. In fact, my grandfather on one side was a refugee who fled the Sudetenland a few weeks before Kristallnacht happened.
To me if there was a war, I would swim to Cuba if I have to.
9·2 months agoAny video I have seen with Simo Häyhä, or Lauri Törni they are acting like they were heroes. People actually believe Finland was too busy fighting Russia to do true Nazism in Finland and that Finland only worked with Nazi Germany to help stop a Russian invasion.
I think besides class analysis the fact he is using terms like superior and inferior as an Israeli shows there is a white supremacist and pro-eugenics undertones to the article.
The only time I have read his work was in grad school when we as a class read most of the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and then later on a year ago I listened an audio retelling of the “The War Prayer”.
I would tell you to check out The War Prayer.
I think you are reading what I said wrong. I was never trying to imply that I wanted to brainwash or mind control people. I was trying to discuss how the CIA’s MKULTRA program showed the possibly that LSD was being used to perform other covert tasks.
I have heard bad things about SSRIs myself, but was never on them and been people saying that some of the school shooters are on that stuff.
I was on Adderall for having ADHD, but stopped taking it because I felt it was making me have social anxiety. I found it harder to talk to people because of it and it made me more nervous and jittery.
One day, I took Adderall again after not taking for a month which is a bad idea since it is the type of medicine where you have to work your way up to a dose. I spend a class period being so jittery it hurt.
I have seen the book, but haven’t read it.
I was looking into Neo-Nazism at the special forces. Here is the stuff I found.
The 3rd Group roots of this unofficial Nazi-inspired Green Beret logo
Red Swastikas Painted In Fort Bragg Barracks
“Crudely drawn, 2-foot swastikas were found spray-painted yesterday on eight doors inside a barracks for enlisted men and noncommissioned officers with the 950-man 7th Special Forces Group.”
“Black soldiers live in six of the vandalized rooms; the two other rooms are vacant.”
Special Forces Underground, a supposed far-right special forces magazine
“The Hoover Library recently acquired a rare print run of The Resister: a far-right dissident magazine purportedly published by the “Special Forces Underground,” a clandestine group of radical extremists in the Green Berets, an elite fighting unit within the US Army.”
Racist Subculture at Fort Bragg
Do you also know about the Danny Casolaro and The Octopus/ Inslaw Affair? I know about it for awhile and it hit somewhat mainstream because of Netflix. That event was connected to Contra-Iran and helped expose the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI)
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Male loneliness is actually about the fear of that white males are not reproducing enough with white women. They are afraid that minority are reproducing more and this leads to the Great Replacement Theory. Plus, the male loneliness epidemic idea is a great marketing to pull in incels into the conservative political sphere.
6·3 months agoIf you look at even Wikipedia they show that South Korea has spent its time as a dictatorship
Korea Kingdom (Until 1910)
Korea under Japanese rule (1910 to 1945)
United States Army Military Government in Korea (1945–1948)
First Republic of Korea (1948–1960): Unitary presidential republic under an authoritarian dictatorship
Second Republic of Korea (1960–1961) Unitary parliamentary republic
Third Republic of Korea (1963–1972) Unitary presidential republic under an authoritarian military dictatorship
Fourth Republic of Korea (1972–1981) Unitary semi-presidential republic under an authoritarian military dictatorship
Fifth Republic of Korea (1981–1988) Unitary semi-presidential republic under an authoritarian military dictatorship
They are currently on the Sixth Republic of Korea listed as a Unitary presidential republic
I was in the Boy Scouts until I was 18. I know the joys are being the woods. I have not been in the woods since then. I have been busy going to college and then postgraduate.