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Rustle

Rustle

@teahorses

I love hoarding books but I would NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER read one

Katılım Nisan 2023
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IT'S GROYPER SEASON@thatgroyper2·
Also, a big and special thanks to the Cozy Broadcast Network and @teahorses for providing hosting for this event. Rustle stepped in to save the event at the last minute due to his undying love for anime and secondarily, his friendship.
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Rustle@teahorses·
@wildgooseALT certain brands of 4% fat, small curd cottage cheese.
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wildgoose🪿@wildgooseALT·
What are some good low calorie/zero sugar snacks you enjoy? Nothing over 200 per serving.
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Vials@hisbelovedsleep·
I have never replied to a reply on my posts
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Eggy@2eggwhite·
"I'd like to draw the court's attention to this giant scrolling collage of 4chan jpegs, which irrefutably proves that I should execute the defendant in the court as we speak" "I'd literally like to draw the court's attention to this giant scrolling collage of Ariana Grande jifs"
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arctotherium@arctotherium42·
The administrators of the great foundations formed an interlocking cartel wielding (illegally) immense political and cultural influence using other people's money, as the foundations are tax exempt.
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Rustle@teahorses·
Anime, and manga to an even greater extent, is the only source of interesting stories on diverse subjects available today. Better sports story than any Hollwood movie? Interesting and informative occupational tales (such as ocean salvaging)? vignettes of uncynical daily life? etc
Bronze Age Pervert@bronzeagemantis

Caribbean Rhythms episode 220: EUMENES Grek man of power: cerebral sensitive outsider genius rise to great military leader of loyalist side after Alexander's death; why anime popular? free 50 minutes, SUBSCRIBE for full 1 hour 45 min show, all past shows: bronzeagepervert.yoga/p/episode-220-…

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Rustle@teahorses·
@st_louis_stan The patchy, whispy arm hair gets me every time.
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Rustle@teahorses·
Potter isn't merely reacting to Lost Cause polemics. He addresses leftist's interpretations as well, and some leftist professors have predictably reacted with scorn. However this book is still widely regarded among modern historians of this period as magisterial.
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Rustle@teahorses·
"Northerners didn't care about slavery." "The Civil War was just about unequal regional industrialization and trade policy." "Slavery was about to end without the Civil War." You've heard these arguments before on here. Mainstream academics were addressing them mid-century.
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Rustle@teahorses·
Excerpts from The Impending Crisis, 1848-1861 by David Potter, perhaps the single best book on the lead-up to the Civil War. No other book I've read, to say nothing of online dissident treatment, so comprehensively captures and addresses the debate about this time. 1/n
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Masaki@jinzaburomasaki

The same goes for academic scholarship, by the way. Academics are generally extremely knowledgeable people when it comes to their specific topics, far more knowledgeable than practically anyone posting online. You should take their ideas and arguments seriously.

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Rustle@teahorses·
Apologies for Nemets posting but it's difficult to pull paragraphs out of this when it's already very efficient. @jinzaburomasaki
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Rustle@teahorses·
I won't belabor the point that online dissidents don't read, or often confuse podcasts and YT streams for reading; just that they only receive the dissident revisionist polemics and are under the impression that the academy has never encountered such arguments (they have).
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Rustle@teahorses·
@jinzaburomasaki It's not that they're irrefutable or that differences in values aren't relevant, but the fact they're even addressed is pretty damaging to much of the Civil War polemic you see on here.
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Rustle@teahorses·
@jinzaburomasaki A famous Civil War book is The Impending Crisis by David Potter, published 1976. This book addressed and offers cogent rebuttals of many arguments that modern dissident history guys often insist are never addressed in mainstream academia.
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Masaki@jinzaburomasaki·
I've spent part of my life reading mostly "regime" media, and part of my life reading mostly "dissident" media. The information environment provided by "regime" media is incomparably superior to that provided by "dissident" media.
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