"Only sith deal with absolutes"
-some old, senile man
"Only sith deal with absolutes"
-some old, senile man
Search "The long march chinese movie" on Youtube. You'll find a few.
I watched a few minutes of one such movies, but the movie felt too different from what I am accustumed to so I stopped watching it.
Do you even know what you are talking about?
The USSR was a state controlled by the workers, while the Russian Federation is a state controlled by the russian capitalists.
Putin distorts the history of the USSR every time he speaks about it. He wants russians to think that Russia was "a glorious empire that almost beat the West", not a country led by the working class that gave hope to billions of people worldwide.
I mean, Russia is fashy, but they are way less fashy than their enemies (The West).
edit: Also, this guy (Kings and Generals) is probably fash as well and is trying to make the West seem less fashy by exagerating Putin's fashyness.
Electric carts go brrrrrrrrr
What the fuck...
"A planet that runs on land, you can morph it, alter it, but you won't be able to destroy it."
-you but under feudalism.
My least favorite music genre is K-pop, which is also one of my most favorite music genres.
K-pop from ROK -> Bad
K-pop from DPRK -> Good
This would be great to power small villages and outposts in Siberia.
This week I discovered a very good korean song. It is called "Millions of miles following the leader, following the party", and I love it.
this fine print is illegal in lots of countries (including the USA) by the way.
wait, they are talking about just going full "dictatorship style" and excluding a party with 14% of the votes of the result?
Also, I'm pretty fine right now. I'm working on a research project at my university, for which I've received an scholarship grant (about 120USD per month for a year, which is about 0.5x the minimum wage)
Other stuff to say: Here in Brazil the Palestina conflict is being pretty controversial. The evangelicals are fully supporting Israel, "leftists" are split on the subject, and the government (as in traditional Brazilian foreign policy) is trying to keep itself neutral.
More stuff to say: The government here is discussing a possible humanitarian visa for armenians from Nagorno-Karabakh and palestinians, which would help them escape their conflicts to Brazil. I do not know if I should support this or not (especially the palestinan part) because this would just accelerate their displacement and would in the end help the israeli forces in their effort to ethnically cleanse palestine. Still, I do think that people who want to leave should be able to leave.