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Memecucker@memecucker·
@rankyttc @AKryptos1 @chi_urbanist Teutonic would probably also incide Yiddishql. I think “Latin” is used as a synonym for Romance so Spanish and Portuguese can also be an influence
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@AKryptos1 @chi_urbanist Teutonic - German/Dutch Scandinavian - Norwegian/Swedish/Danish Latin - Italian At least this is what I'm assuming
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Chi Urbanist@chi_urbanist·
New York City's foreign-born White parental language population in 1910
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@DrMichaelBonner Horror movie about a group of youths going to a remote villa for a week or rwo of otium only to encounter an bloodthirsty cult of cannibalistic Christians
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MRJB 🇬🇧🇨🇦@DrMichaelBonner·
Possible themes or personages to explore: 1. King Arthur; 2. Attila the Hun; 3. The Justinianic Plague; 4. Future Pope Gregory the Great having a terrible time at Constantinople and feuding with the Patriarch; 5. A Persian eunuch at Byzantium; 6. Emperor Maurice and Khusro II; 7. The great Roman-Persian war as seen by holy man Theodore of Syceon; 8. A Dune-like treatment of the collapse of the old order and the rise of Islam with fantastical reminiscences of the deep past.
Aris Roussinos@arisroussinos

There should be more films— or at least some films— set in Late Rome, it’s such an underused aesthetic

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Memecucker@memecucker·
@eternallyRaq Imagine a serious Democrat politician making opposition to abortion their main political priority Tbh I think he’s trying to just provide more outlets to preset diehard Zionist politics bc he lives in an delusional bubble that this is a suppressed view
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Memecucker@memecucker·
@Ben_said_it @camkasky He could win Pennsylvania I guess. Leaning into your least popular position doesn’t sound very promising.
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Ben בן@Ben_said_it·
@camkasky He has a super impressive electoral history. He doesn't lose elections.
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Memecucker@memecucker·
@camkasky Cool so once he sinks maybe he’ll bring down whoever he endorses
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@ryanburge What kind of government would this Parliament form?
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Ryan Burge 📊@ryanburge·
If American religion were 100 people: 23 Evangelicals 19 Catholics 11 Mainline Protestants 5 Black Prot. 3 Other Christians 2 LDS 2 Jews 2 Other Religion 1 Buddhist 1 Hindu 1 Muslim 19 Nothing in particular 6 Agnostics 5 Atheists
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Memecucker@memecucker·
@PushDemsLeft Democrats are rn the only people that believe progressive polices make you toxic amongst voters.
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Alan Holmes@oh_HOLMES·
This is exactly how many race massacres occurred here in America. A Black person was accused of a crime they actually didn’t commit then white folks in that town or city would go on a rampage burning down Black Americans property and killing them.
Etan Nechin@Etanetan23

After ministers falsely claimed a settler died in a car terror attack — despite it being investigated as car accident — settlers are now burning Palestinian homes in Silat ad-Dhahr in the West Bank and attempting to burn families alive.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Memecucker@memecucker·
@maiamindel @Zennistrad Whenever I scroll past this thumbnail my first thought is I had no idea there was a Mosley biopic with a young Matt Damon
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Memecucker@memecucker·
I know- but circumcision predates Islam. The Spanish assumed initially it must’ve been brought by Muslims to the Philippines (especially since the Manila Bay area already had Islamic missionaries present and pork had fallen out of favor) but missionaries would discover it present in places with no Islamic presence and natives who universally insisted it was an ancient rite not introduced by Islam. The Spanish tried to discourage it but at some point gave up and were satisfied with simply removing or at least greatly reducing the pagan spirituality around the indigenous rites. Even elite mestizo families who were otherwise highly hispanicized nigh universally continued the practice unlike in Mesoamerica.
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Memecucker@memecucker·
@TwinkRedGuard I have a Japanese-American friend that’s lived in Japan continuously for nearly 15 years, works at a predominantly Japanese company, scored an N1 w the JLPT, and still regularly has staff at restaurants or stores reply to his Japanese with their broken English
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LordCommissar15@TwinkRedGuard·
People who say that Mongolian is a hard language have never had to use it IRL Unlike the Japanese, who will stare at you with empty eyes if you try to use their language, you can ignore the grammar and just say a string of words and people will get it, especially if it's a place
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Memecucker@memecucker·
@SAMOYEDCORE Tweets thatll gonna come back and bite you when enter the Democratic primary
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Memecucker@memecucker·
@100YearsAgoLive I remember reading how there were some extremely anti-clerical/state atheist (as in “liquidate the lamas”) communists in Central Asia whom the Soviets set aside in favor of playing realpolitik w/ traditional groups to counter the Whites. Idr if this was in Tuva however
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1926 Live@100YearsAgoLive·
The Tuvan People’s Republic, a Soviet puppet state in Central Asia, adopts its first official flag and changes the name of its capital from “Khem-Beldyr” to “Kyzyl,” meaning “Red” in Tuvan. Prime Minister Donduk Kuular, who is a former lama monk, also establishes Buddhism as the state religion, much to the irritation of Joseph Stalin.
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Memecucker@memecucker·
Ahmad critiquing Said’s use of Dante as an example of ‘Orientalist’ discourse Also it’s always been a big pet peeve of mine when people use Dante as a standard-bearer for’Western/European/Christian’ thought. The man had Pope Boniface VIII who decreed Unum Sanctum -and was still alive- sent to the 8th Circle of Hell. He was critical of his society!
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Memecucker@memecucker·
@DrMichaelBonner I really like Aijaz Ahmad’s analysis, especially since elsewhere he does take account of how plenty of other ‘critiques’ of Said come from more bad-faith defensiveness of ‘the West’ rather than actually examining the role the concept plays
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MRJB 🇬🇧🇨🇦@DrMichaelBonner·
Go and read many other orientalists, especially Germans, and you will see that whatever Said was on about is irrelevant. P.S. Said's opening diatribe about Aeschylus is a pathetically absurd example of what the youth today call 'cherry picking' and has always bothered me.
کیوان@kayvanseyedin

You clearly didn’t read the book or understand its argument. The point was never about the Orientalist’s intellectual caliber but the production of a very particular knowledge about “the Orient.” Go read some of Browne’s works and you’ll see that Edward Said was spot on.

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soien ⊹๑@kazeutaa·
one of the most coolest things theyve done in years
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Joe Kerr
Joe Kerr@societylivr1984·
There's an old saying in Schelling—I know it's in Hegel, probably in Schelling—that all great world-historic facts and personages appear, so to speak, twice. He forgot to add: the first time as... as... tragedy... the second time as... as... it's funny if it happens again
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