buoyancy is the most important of the seven virtues.
buoyancy is the most important of the seven virtues.
actually, i'm in the bay area, which makes this whole thing even more horrifying
i've heard that a lot of the time they're worded weirdly on purpose so that people mistakenly vote for them. hopefully that's true, rather than over half of californian voters willingly voting for the most evil outcome possible.
oh god. that's horrible. maybe all apush teachers have terminal cases of brain worms. my thoughts are with you, comrade.
thank you so much, this is a really good idea! especially since there's a moment in the hamilton songs that i had to listen to where alexander hamilton seems to criticize slavery (jefferson mentions that "in virginia we create, we sow seeds in the ground" and then later hamilton says that "we know who's really doing the planting," and then the crowd gasps because whoa!! epic own), so it might be interesting to write an analysis about the way that he is portrayed and the way that, while hamilton was allegedly anti-slavery, he still did nothing about it since it benefitted him economically and politically, and as you said, he founded the country on sllavery
My Greek relatives are similar. My YiaYia went absolutely ballistic when Germany won the FIFA world cup in 2014 (she hates the Germans so much)
industrial quantities of cope
i like some of chomsky's books (there are a few good points that he makes), but, jesus christ, this is such a braindead take. it makes me so frustrated when edgy teens just getting into leftism treat him like some sort of god instead of reading actual theory
aviator glasses go brrrrr