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Urizen

@Urizen_

not nearly as enigmatic as my bio

Katılım Nisan 2015
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Effno Montreal
Effno Montreal@FNoMTL·
@nick_____t Somebody explain where these came from are they even a thing did the parisians bring them or is it a fake trend? @cultmtl svp save us
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Nick@nick_____t·
montreal needs 1 (one) good breakfast burrito i stg
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Urizen@Urizen_·
@EvanMyersHQ @martianwyrdlord Strangers can call each other whatever they want. The closer you are to a person, the more important addressing them correctly becomes.
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Evan@EvanMyersHQ·
@Urizen_ @martianwyrdlord I live in Texas and most native Spanish speakers cannot pronounce my name. I’ve accepted their pronunciation rather than correct every single Taco Bell drive thru worker
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John Carter@martianwyrdlord·
If your name includes a dental fricative - e.g. Anthony, Theodore, Nathaniel, Samantha, Elizabeth, Catherine, etc. - native speakers of the overwhelming majority of the world's languages cannot pronounce your name properly. If you're living or traveling outside of the Anglosphere you learn to adapt to this, accepting whatever the most common local mispronunciation happens to be, because the alternative of lecturing every single person you encounter on the finer points of English phonetics is actually insane.
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Urizen@Urizen_·
@martianwyrdlord If you live in a foreign country, you're still a traveler of sorts. Im talking from the perspective of a linguistics minority in the place of their birth.
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John Carter@martianwyrdlord·
@Urizen_ If you reside in a foreign country, which I have done many times, it is actually more important to accustom yourself to the local pronunciation of your name.
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charlie 🇺🇦🇵🇸
charlie 🇺🇦🇵🇸@baranskocracy·
Lots of Montréalers grew up in tiny, wealthy, insular Anglophone bubbles and turned tail the moment it became slightly difficult to exist with their neighbors in the rest of their society. That does not mean they were oppressed or forced to leave the city they pretended to love
Krish@krriiiiiiish

@baranskocracy @EScrimshaw They grew up in their Anglo bubbles, as was common back then. The world isn’t as simple as you think.

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Urizen@Urizen_·
@talzyn7 @acajacques @krriiiiiiish @baranskocracy If we're going to treat teachers like judges, we should give them a salary and social status that reflects that. Until then, students should just learn that their teachers are fallible. I dont think teachers should get to be openly homophobic, even if they're Muslim.
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Urizen@Urizen_·
@EiratheIntern It worth noting every time this topic come up, that Aang wasn't raised by his parents, and he's never shown to resent that fact. It wasn't part of his culture. The fact that he was present at all despite being the most important person in the world is a major indulgence for him.
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✝️🇺🇸 The Intern 🌐🔆
It is truly a measure of the puritanical culture of the modern day that we treat, "this character made mistakes as a parent" as the same thing as "this character is being trashed"
Think Before You Sleep@TBYSTweet

The amount that these sequels love trashing the characters of the original is ridiculous. Aang being a terrible father makes no sense because he was always very social and great with those who were younger than him. They did the same shit to Naruto.

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Urizen@Urizen_·
@talzyn7 @acajacques @krriiiiiiish @baranskocracy Courts have to follow very strict rules because they represent the authority of the law/state itself. I dont think jobs like teachers and bus drivers represent any greater ideal, they are better off being treated as normal people with jobs.
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Urizen@Urizen_·
@talzyn7 @acajacques @krriiiiiiish @baranskocracy The problem here is you assume all rights are zero sum. I think french ontarians deserve access to education in their own language. Their circumstances aren't entirely dissimilar to that of anglophones in Quebec.
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Urizen@Urizen_·
@talzyn7 @acajacques @krriiiiiiish @baranskocracy I'm an atheist, I dont see how the charter restricts my right to be so. It restricts the ability ban religious symbols. Im against banning religious symbols because I dont want them to become symbols of resistance. People lose their religion easy enough in a free society.
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Urizen@Urizen_·
@talzyn7 @acajacques @krriiiiiiish @baranskocracy What rights of yours have I denied? The charter is bilingual. French and English get the same language rights under the charter. Im not advocating for the taking of anything, you are.
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Mathieu Poirier
Mathieu Poirier@talzyn7·
@Urizen_ @acajacques @krriiiiiiish @baranskocracy You dont respect me You think it is normal for us to have a constitution imposed onto us You're an hypocrite fighting for your rights and denying others of theirs. I dont respect you because you dont respect me. You simply hide this disrespect behind a thin veil.
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Urizen@Urizen_·
@talzyn7 @acajacques @krriiiiiiish @baranskocracy Repeatedly telling me to get fucked makes you look bad. I haven't said anything disrespectful, I want to have a respectful conversation. Respect is very important if we're to live together. Why can't you respect me as much as I respect you?
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Urizen@Urizen_·
@JayExci Neither blue nor red is at fault for creating the button.
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Gay Exci
Gay Exci@JayExci·
This representation is so dumb. It completely ignores the objective fact that the trolley doesn't even start moving without the reds collectively starting it.
karlbertil@bertil474

@JayExci How much better is it than this one and why?

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Acajacques@acajacques·
@krriiiiiiish @baranskocracy To sum it up, what was asked of them was basically to speak more French in societal interactions with francophones. It was still too much for them.
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