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Honestly unsure if this little troll actually likes music, or if he just wants to show his g r e a t t a s t e to feel a little sense of superiority and loudly voice his petty grievances towards artists he doesn’t like. Toxic, mean spirited, and embarrassing
Learning that musicians spend thousands of dollars a month on publicists so they can get a 6.8-7.6 Pitchfork review. Incredible.
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BAAJA is a backdoor bailout of the AI industry and would strip communities of tools to check Big Tech’s fast-tracking of data centers. Congress can do Silicon Valley’s bidding or stand with communities to shape their own future. Our statement:
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"Japanese people have never carried out terrorism overseas"
日本人は海外でテロしたことないけどイスラムは何十万人殺してる。
脅威はどっち？
ちなみにたった数人殺したオウム真理教はいい人もいたのに解体されました。主犯といい人もいたのに。お前的にこれもは差別になるんだろうから異常だよ笑
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日本人は海外でテロをした事例があり1972年のテルアビブ空港乱射事件で26人が死亡した。オウム真理教事件では29人が死亡し6000人以上が負傷した。
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Blowing up Huang's open secret affair same week that Democrat tsunami swept midterms tell us new Silicon Valley strategy:
ramp up national security angle Amdoei been pushing to get restrictions on Chinese AI open models eating their lunch + bailouts if bubble explodes
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there is a scene in godzilla minus one (the first one) where a guy basically looks into the camera and says “we could kill godzilla right now….. if it wasn’t for article 9 :(“ so i feel like if youre wondering if these films are right wing, it’s a pretty open and shut case
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Economic populism also means dethroning economics. It’s not the job of economists to dictate how our economies should be run but to find solutions to implement democratically determined goals.
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It's a good point but labor historians are way ahead of you on this--the only difference being that they call it "degradation." It's the thesis of Jason Resnikoff's excellent book "Labor's End: How the Promise of Automation Degraded Work." xitter.gq/jasonfurman/status/211…
The directors’ class backgrounds become very clear when you watch these movies. it’s convenient for workers to be erased by capital/tech in No Other Choice to neatly make its point, whereas Possible Love confronts and wrestles with those displaced workers head-on
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THIS. Seol Kyung-gu should be at the top of the Best Actor convo this year. He's incredible in Possible Love. even in silence, he has this inexplicable presence you just cant look away from. Such a devastating performance. Won't forget this anytime soon...
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Lee Chang-dong’s critically acclaimed ‘POSSIBLE LOVE’ is now streaming on Netflix.
Starring Jeon Do-yeon, Sul Kyung-gu, Zo In-sung and Cho Yeo-jeong.
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Affordability just revived democracy. But to safeguard it, Democrats have to change the playbook, not just the slogans. The economy needs to be rebuilt from the essentials up — to restore public power, put a floor under livelihoods, and a ceiling on private wealth.
Juan Atkins created incredible music, but techno was middle class music made possible by good union jobs in the auto industry. The takeaway shouldn’t be lying and say it’s “working class”, but that it was only possible because those jobs afforded dignity and creative freedom
Atkins himself said “So what happened is that you’ve got this environment with kids that come up somewhat snobby, ‘cos hey, their parents are making money working at Ford or GM or Chrysler, been elevated to a foreman, maybe even a white-collar job.”
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The 2025 Pacers.
Every Tyrese Haliburton Clutch Shot in the 2025 NBA Playoffs
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Funny how Searchlight, whose whole deal is (ostensibly) getting Dems to be a supermajority, went all in on permitting reform, which lands on the wrong side of multiple supermajority issues (public lands, clean air/water, data centers).
Maybe just ignore these guys from now on?
