OSINT analyst writing on ideological capture of capitalist institutions and its effects on mentoring of entrepreneur/founders in the post-Gaddafi world
Definitely took me a while to calm down and realize I shouldn't just block people for saying things that made me angry; now I try to follow accounts like that in order to bring a bit of balance to my feed so I don't just see the same opinions on the same things a thousand times over every day
@SlumRNA_Dog Most relatable thing ever. I've said many times, "Clothing that never gets worn and is crammed in some corner or box or bin for so long we forgot it exists, might as well not exist, so we should get rid of it."
She doesn't see it that way.
His eyes were a striking blue, like blue Gatorade, and his cheeks were flushed, like red Gatorade. His demeanor was mysterious, yet refreshing, like yellow Gatorade. And his shirt was the hue of orange Gatorade
@SaysSimulation i used to think that only the US could ensure freedom of navigation in international waters. it's starting to look like this conflict has proven that no one can ensure freedom of navigation.
what if we made a really big union. that union would fight for the value of its' workers labor, fight for their interests, get them benefits. leaders of the union would be elected to advocate for the interest of its' members, and membership would be limited in the interests of union members. let's call it the United States of America