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Le bingo "quand t'es de gauche et que tu veux échapper aux accusations de racisme". ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Mayor Zohran Mamdani and former President Barack Obama are at a child care center in the Bronx reading a book to preschoolers.

On a donc un 1er ministre indiquant avoir donné instruction de ne pas sanctionner ceux qui violeraient la loi et une interdiction absolue Tout cela après avoir retiré un texte par peur de la censure parlementaire La Macronie et le respect du parlement et des lois

PDH CINÉ CLUB SAISON 2 EPISODE 5 ! Billetterie dans le post suivant ⬇️⬇️⬇️ APOCALYPSE NOW de Francis Ford Coppola + WE WERE THE SCENERY de Christopher Radcliff : double projection pour un double de regard sur la guerre du Viêtnam, suivi d'un échange avec Corentin Lê d'Emitaï, revue de cinéma critique et décoloniale. La cinéphilie occidentale nous entraîne-t-elle à célébrer le chaos psychédélique au détriment de nos luttes, de nos histoires, de nos désastres ? APOCALYPSE NOW n’est-il au fond qu’une opération de diversion, une vaste enfumade à l’odeur de napalm ? À la projection du film culte de Francis Ford Coppola succèdera celle d’un court-métrage signé Christopher Radcliff, WE WERE THE SCENERY, geste de démystification et de recentrement qui invite à se mettre enfin à l’écoute des murmures de la diaspora. On y verra dans quelle mesure une perspective décoloniale pourrait tenir tête à l’un des plus grands monuments cinématographiques de l’Empire, celui-là même qui continue, en Iran et ailleurs, à répandre ses flammes.

la gauche qui s'obstine à croire que l'intelligence artificielle va "détruire des millions d'emploi" n'a vraiment rien compris aux effets du changement technique en régime capitaliste

Under Barack Obama, celebrated, Nobel Peace Prize-winning, uniquely thoughtful and deliberate Barack Obama, the United States used drone strikes and other forms of air power in at least seven countries: Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, Libya, Iraq, Syria. The Bureau of Investigative Journalism estimated that between 2004 and 2020, U.S. strikes in Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, and Afghanistan killed between 8,858 and 16,901 people, including between 910 and 2,200 civilians. The Obama administration developed a classification system for this. Adult males in strike zones were presumptively counted as combatants unless posthumous evidence established otherwise. Read that again. If you were a man, and you were in an area the U.S. government decided to strike, and you died in the strike, you were counted as a militant. By default. Unless someone could prove you weren't, after you were dead. This is not a Bush policy. This is not a policy that the anti-Iraq War liberals could point to as the exception. This is a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, the most symbolically powerful embodiment of American liberalism and multicultural optimism the country has ever produced, signing off on a kill list every Tuesday morning in the White House. Tuesday. Morning. Kill list. And the American liberal establishment, the people who marched against Bush, who wept when Obama was elected, who believed in the possibility of a different kind of American power, largely looked away. Because the discomfort of following the analysis where it leads, past the party, past the leader, past the identity investment in having chosen the right side, is greater than most political psychologies are built to bear. The drone kept flying. The Nobel medal kept hanging. Both things were true at the same time. That is not a contradiction that can be resolved by voting differently. It requires a different kind of reckoning entirely.