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that's just godawful. here's some that ain't https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QQKyIVVzvg
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Grand Prize Winner posted:that's just godawful. I'm pretty sure one is the equivalent of throwing a brick through a Starbucks window and the other is the equivalent of the bad part of a mushroom trip, but I did enjoy this Google Translated post in response to the latter: "Friends. I do not know Spanish. I do not know Portuguese. I'm writing text using a translator. It's a stupid song. I do not understand the meaning of the song. Translation - capital. On one hand, Engels. On one side , Karl Marx . The video shows President Veresuely , president of Cuba , President of Belarus. In Russia , Belarus and Ukraine have good musicians. This musician is known as a clown. In Lapis songs - he makes a travesty. I do not know why he did it . Liapis heard in his youth. First time I hear this song. Lapis wanted money , I think. It is a bad musician . We love the Spanish guitar , rock , song of the Cossacks. Lapis - this is not the culture of Russia, not the culture of Belarus. Thank you" 
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TheMammoth posted:I'm pretty sure one is the equivalent of throwing a brick through a Starbucks window and the other is the equivalent of the bad part of a mushroom trip, but I did enjoy this Google Translated post in response to the latter: typical cuckinist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Qp3Oxe0GMk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1WmyfjDIJc
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 The Atlantic posted:An Afghan soldier warms his henna stained hands from Eid worship on the front lines in Zhari District, Kandahar, Afghanistan
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Every song on that album rules and sounds different, but plainly fits together. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycpLI5jeBQ4
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Grand Prize Winner posted:typical cuckinist ahahaha 
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if you've got 40 minutes to kill you can check out Libra, an obscure but influential Carter-era libertarian space fantasy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfY4djdAW_s Featuring - Lo Pan as Friedrich Hayek - Uncle Phil as Milton Friedman - Cornfed Pig as Gazpacho fucked around with this message at 08:16 on Nov 10, 2015 |
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Gazpacho posted:if you've got 40 minutes to kill you can check out Libra, an obscure but influential Carter-era libertarian space fantasy Is that Knight Rider's Bonnie at the 7:08 mark?! edit: pic: 
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Can anyone recommend me a book on Canadian history that deals with the history of Canada in the same way that Howard Zinn confronts American history in "A Peoples History of the United States"?
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drat these are fantastic. Thanks  Koschei posted:Can anyone recommend me a book on Canadian history that deals with the history of Canada in the same way that Howard Zinn confronts American history in "A Peoples History of the United States"? I don't know of any but if there is one I'd like to read it. Somebody fucked around with this message at 01:26 on Nov 11, 2015 |
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Koschei posted:Can anyone recommend me a book on Canadian history that deals with the history of Canada in the same way that Howard Zinn confronts American history in "A Peoples History of the United States"?   
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We really need youtube previews here; I skip youtube links almost all the time because they're blind clicks and 90% of them are stupid (sorry guys). But, through some divine provenance, I did click on this one, and my life is better for it. Then I clicked on two more youtube links and they were useless trash, as usual. 
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Mellow Seas posted:We really need youtube previews here; I skip youtube links almost all the time because they're blind clicks and 90% of them are stupid (sorry guys). But, through some divine provenance, I did click on this one, and my life is better for it. 
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For a second there I thought the frontman for Fugazi and Minor Threat was writing history about the Canadian left. 
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You are a good man. E: Person. But probably man. The best Your Dad, anyway. 
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Mellow Seas posted:We really need youtube previews here; I skip youtube links almost all the time because they're blind clicks and 90% of them are stupid (sorry guys). But, through some divine provenance, I did click on this one, and my life is better for it. If you use Chrome I use the Video Title Adder. It makes Youtube links look like this:  when you hover over them.
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Mellow Seas posted:We really need youtube previews here; I skip youtube links almost all the time because they're blind clicks and 90% of them are stupid (sorry guys). But, through some divine provenance, I did click on this one, and my life is better for it. That's actually an option, bruh any way ummm 
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 https://www.thefire.org/mizzou-professor-demands-muscle-to-remove-student-journalists-police-claim-hurtful-speech-can-be-punished/ posted:The most troubling incident in the recording, starting at the 7:12 mark, occurred when Schierbecker approached Assistant Professor of Communications Melissa Click inside the ring of protesters. He explained that he was a journalist and that he wished to speak with her. She immediately demanded he leave and appeared to grab his camera. (Speaking of things protesters do not have a right to do, that is one of them.) 
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I don't really understand, what is the protest about, and why does the journalist and professor have an argument about them being there?
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Josef bugman posted:I don't really understand, what is the protest about, and why does the journalist and professor have an argument about them being there? The school said "when picking Halloween costumes. think about what's offensive and avoid it." The professor said "don't let other people tell you what's offensive, we're all adults here, use your brains." The students said "my feelings determine what is offensive, shut up." And then things got even more stupid. The letter from the professor is actually really well written, but the only copy I have lives on reddit, and that's a horrible thing. Speaking of horrible things in horrible places on the internet, 
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Josef bugman posted:why does the journalist and professor have an argument about them being there? Protesters (the teacher in the picture in particular) objected to the press being present. Reporter was in his right to be there and to document proceedings. Only way to get their way was to physically eject the reporters. Clown loving shoes. 
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Actually the halloween thing is the protests at Yale, which were the ones generating the massive mockery. Mizzou is about the black football players demanding the resignation of the president of the university for a number of racist incidents. The coach and athletic directors lent their support to the protests and he resigned. They're both an example of college students thinking that colleges have a responsibility to respect their feelings and desire to have a "safe space", and whether that is more important than first amendment rights. It's easy to mock them for being ridiculous, so it's being passed around as an example of colleges being silly left wing institutions where fee-fees are more important than actual learning. I donno, I went to a small liberal arts college and people would protest basically anything, because they're young and free from parents and all those other things. There have been a few articles basically suggesting the students feel betrayed because they were promised the world in brochures and in reality these schools are huge, and they don't feel like they have advocates among the faculty. Is it stupid? Probably. Did the very vocal and loud people in those videos cross the line and basically invalidate their arguments by their actions? Probably. Also important to note that they're not actually huge protests. 
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In addition to the repercussions against John Carlos and Tommie Smith’s gesture, Peter Norman (the white Australian) was shunned by the Australian Olympics Board and effectively erased from Australian Olympic history simply for wearing an Olympic Project for Human Rights badge and refusing to condemn their gesture or tell the press that they'd ruined his ceremony. http://www.filmsforaction.org/articles/the-white-man-in-that-photo/ 
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Eglamore posted:Actually the halloween thing is the protests at Yale, which were the ones generating the massive mockery. My bad, it's been a confusing week for college protests and how insane/justified they might be. More about what's going on at Yale 
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