the advent was cancelled this year so he had to find some other clown shit to pull

ratio belongs on this post

I see you, I hear you, I will do my best to be better

brb editing all my posts to make them start with "as a POC..."

i watched the first hour or so and got really tired of the dynamic between those three

1. moderator asks a very vague question framed in the most EU neoliberal way possible
2. bolton answers the way you would expect any american military spokesperson/media representative would answer
3. yanis gives a detailed lecture about the socio-economic factors that brought us to this point, mostly blaming imperialism and neoliberalism
4. mod is confused with their wildly different approaches and tries to move on but doesn't really know how to get them to meet on some common ground

maybe it would have been better if it was done in person, but the whole time i was just thinking "i could just be watching an actual yanis lecture/video instead of him answering lib questions interrupted by bolton's cia propaganda"

lmao fucking grifter larping as the daou of the right

making the “right” choices

yeah that was definitely one of the best parts of the game, the choices and consequences are so much more complex than i thought at first. unfortunately it loses some of its charm on a second playthrough but the first time i played it was an incredible experience

the bleiburg repatriations have been an infinite source of fuel for nationalism (at least in croatia, not sure about slovenia but i doubt they're missing out). croatian chuds used to commemorate it yearly, but austria finally banned it about a year ago

Duke of Dogs (Gascon's theme)

Retribution (final battle/Ardal aep Dahy's theme)

from Thronebreaker, a Witcher game probably played by fewer people than Witcher 1

the way filoni fleshed out the prequels' themes through an animated cartoon network show is absolutely astonishing to me, imo the man deserves the reigns to the whole thing

can someone explain to me the point of stories? like what is so special about them and what makes them different from like making a regular post?

no problem comrade! Ljubljana is a rather small city and there isn't much to see outside of it's center but it makes for a great quick and affordable trip. if you want to see even more of Slovenia I'd recommend Maribor, Murska Sobota and Nova Gorica/Gorizia or more rural sites like Logarska dolina or Triglav (the tallest peak in former Yugoslavia) if you're into mountains.

In the very center (POIs within walking distance of each other):

• Dragon bridge
• Butchers' bridge
• Tromostovje (3 bridges over the river Ljubljanica)
• Cobblers' bridge
• Prešeren square
• Congress square
• Pogačar square
• Town square

Near the center (within walking distance but takes a bit more time):

• Museum of National History
• Museum of Modern Art
• the National Gallery (^ these 3 are very close to each other)
• the Ljubljana Castle (absolute must-visit)
• Prule (a nice quick stroll along the Ljubljanica from the center)
• University of Ljubljana botanical gardens (just across the river from Prule)
• Park Tivoli
• Rožnik (a hill above Park Tivoli, ain't much but it's a nice walk)
• Republic square (if you're into brutalism, there's two Big Beautiful Brutalist Buildings on a Big Beatiful Brutalist square)

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wait what why haven't i heard of this lmao

trog

short for troglodyte

21st century socialist

i find this kinda funny because he regularly dunks on electoralism-denouncing MLs saying they follow an "outdated" ideology

inshallah

damn i was just about to post my own club

the future is now, it is what it is