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Evelina River
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Evelina River
@EvaRiver4
She nourished a fond hatred of trigger warnings, virtue signaling, new Puritans, and other 21st-century killjoys
เข้าร่วม Ağustos 2020
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@bernardtjoy With bad teeth and pockmarked skin. If it’s ancient Europe, dirty clothes and hair as well. Very good-looking people would stand out a mile away. Also, gaudily painted statues and buildings.
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You could just as easily argue that male violence is and always has been the principal problem in the world. The war between the sexes is eternal— why make it worse if you’re truly interested in fixing things? In the Renaissance, royal and aristocratic little boys were raised by their mothers until the age of about six, then dressed in adult clothes and handed over to the entirely masculine households of their fathers. In many (not all) cases, this seems to have worked perfectly well. Modern studies have shown, boys are socialized by their own sex. And I suspect the same is true of girls as well.
Gad Saad@GadSaad
Feminization of the West creates the fertile landscape for suicidal empathy.
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@bernardtjoy Night time is the best time for serious work. The only time I’m not interrupted.
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Oh please. While I agree women can be every bit as toxic as men, it’s not helpful to accuse an entire sex of destroying the culture— anymore than it was helpful to accuse white European or American men of destroying life and civilization as we know it. Could we please find some sense of balance and equilibrium please? Before the war between the sexes becomes permanent and no more babies are born in the developed world ever again. Let’s celebrate the beauty of both sexes, together again.
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Feminization of the West creates the fertile landscape for suicidal empathy.
The Rabbit Hole@TheRabbitHole
Male extremism to the degree it’s hyped up is a fake issue. Female radicalization is the real problem.
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@bernardtjoy That’s interesting. Everybody sees something different. For me, it’s all in the eyes.
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How are we supposed to deal with the current generation? It seems a swastika symbol on a book about Hitler’s Third Reich might be a threat to their “public” image if someone else sees it. Who are these people who care more about what an infinity of faceless nobodies think than they care about learning about history… So much for intellectual curiosity. Welcome mass mediocrity.
mkultra@biggestboy118
how the fuck am i supposed to read this in public man
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@biggestboy118 Are you serious? Are you an adult? Can not you or the people around you actually read the title? Do you need a time out? Do you need to call your mommy?
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how the fuck am i supposed to read this in public man

Stoni Astley@StoniAstley
Any examples of a bad cover for a great book?
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@bernardtjoy I would also nominate:
Edith Wharton, “The House of Mirth”
and “The Custom of the Country”
F. Scott Fitzgerald, “The Great Gatsby”
Richard Wright, “Native Son”
Vladimir Nabokov, “Lolita” and “Pnin”
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Name a better one. We'll wait.
Greg Cwik@cwik_greg
I sincerely think this the best American novel of the 20th century.
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I love it when social science people meet art and humanities people and there’s a complete rupture of minds. Whereas engineering folks would generally grasp the complexity of the problem in an instant, find it really interesting and want to explore it — social science people (not all, but many) tend to want to shut it down.
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She’s such a great actress. It would be wonderful if she would lean on that, her real talent, instead of something so ephemeral as beauty, in her old age. It’s a bad example to women everywhere unfortunately. And I say this with real sorrow because I admire Demi Moore so much as a creative artist. But it’s time for women to stop selling out.
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