Júnior

Escolhas ruins me fizeram chegar até aqui.

[Júnior @JrO_o]

Contos eróticos, mas com o auxílio de mutações Pokémon - A Thread

Eis que você está no Grindr a procura de uma

[adriano dicarvalho @dridicarvalho]

“Você pode enganar todo mundo quase todo tempo, todo mundo quase o tempo todo, agora…🤔”

hahahahaha

Eu te entendo, Ferette. Jamais consegui.

#TrêsGraças

[Yura Gnatyuk @ygnatyuk_]

Є таке

[Leonardo Amaral @peixeaquatico]

BONECO ACORDA CAPETINHA #BBB26

[Júnior @JrO_o]

Ferette teve uma parada gay. #Tresgraças

[Connor Ewing @ConnorMEwing]

"The 'Instagram Generation' now experiences the present as an anticipated memory."
- Daniel Kahneman

[Governo do Brasil @govbr]

Simples assim!

[TeleNews @telenewstn]

🚨 Aguinaldo Silva introduz em #TrêsGraças um casal incomum na teledramaturgia brasileira: Leonardo e Viviane, uma mulher transexual. O autor constrói a relação com tensão e complexidade. Em um capítulo recente, Leonardo, abalado ao descobrir a identidade de Viviane, a visita e acaba dando um beijo impulsivo, seguido de arrependimento e atitudes preconceituosas. O conflito central não vem de um triângulo amoroso, mas do preconceito do próprio protagonista, que precisa se desconstruir antes de viver esse amor. Essa abordagem ousada e sensível renova a novela e mostra a habilidade de Aguinaldo em provocar o público com temas importantes e contemporâneos.

ℹ️ Veja

[Fábio Rockenbach - A Experiência do Cinema 🎬 @RockenbachFabio]

Comentei algo semelhante com alunos da graduação nesse semestre. Às vezes a repetição, a lentidão ou a ausência é parte da proposta narrativa para provocar uma resposta, mas é difícil pra muitos entenderem que algo não precisa estar SEMPRE acontecendo. Cada vez mais....

[Senhora RIVOTRIL🚩❤️ @SRivoltril]

Lula entrou na Record com a delicadeza de um cometa e soltou a verdade na lata como quem estoura rolha de champanhe no Réveillon.

Ele disse pro Brasil inteirinho que o Bolzo não era só ruim… era uma TRANQUEIRA de proporções épicas🤭🤣🤣

[O Cafezinho 🇧🇷 @ocafezinho]

🇺🇸A prisão de Bolsonaro é vista no Ocidente como vigor democrático do Brasil, e não como um regime de "ditadura judicial" que persegue adversários políticos, como tenta vender a extrema direita brasileira.

São os Estados Unidos que estão sendo vistos, em espaços tradicionalmente liberais, como o Financial Times, como uma democracia sob ataque de forças autoritárias.

Em podcast do FT, o economista e prêmio Nobel Paul Krugman avaliou a democracia americana sob Trump numa escala de 1 a 10 e deu nota entre 3 e 4.

Krugman: "Olhamos com inveja para lugares que sabem como fazer democracia, seriamente, como o Brasil, e é bastante humilhante para um americano."

Enquanto bolsonaristas apontam os EUA como modelo, é justamente lá que agentes mascarados sequestram pessoas nas ruas.

A narrativa ridícula de "ditadura judicial" fracassou miseravelmente no cenário internacional, o que é um indicativo forte de que, caso a defesa de Bolsonaro tenta apelar para tribunais internacionais, encontrará muita dificuldade de levar o caso adiante.

Abaixo, trecho da entrevista de Krugman em que ele menciona o Brasil.

[Pensar a História @historia_pensar]

A diferença entre uma liderança popular e um ratinho assustado.

[Caitlin Johnstone @caitoz]

Every fucking time. The mass media do this every fucking time the US empire gets war-horny. And the Murdoch press are always the most egregious offenders.

Reminds me of an old tweet by a man named Malcolm Price:

"I remember in the run-up to the Iraq War a friend I had known all my life suddenly said to me, ‘We must do something about this monster in Iraq.’ I said, ‘When did you first think that?’ He answered honestly, ‘A month ago’."

Price's friend had been swept up in the imperial war propaganda campaign that had recently begun, just like countless millions of others. Month after month after month western consciousness was hammered with false narratives about weapons of mass destruction, forced associations of Saddam Hussein with 9/11, and stories about how much better things will be for the people of Iraq once that evil tyrant is gone.

Normally it never would have occurred to the average westerner that a country on the other side of the planet should be invaded and its leader replaced with a puppet regime. That's not the sort of thing that would have organically entered someone's mind. It needed to be placed there.

So it was.

The most common misconception about the free press of the western world is that it exists. All the west's most influential and far-reaching news media publications are here not to report factual stories about current events, but to manufacture consent for the pre-existing agendas of the US-centralized western empire.

They report many true things, to be sure, and if you acquire some media literacy you can actually learn how to glean a lot of useful information from the imperial press without losing your mind to the spin machine. But reporting true things is not their purpose. Their purpose is to manipulate public psychology at mass scale for the benefit of the empire they serve.

This doesn't happen through some kind of centralized Ministry of Truth where sinister social engineers secretly conspire to deceive people. It happens because all mainstream press is controlled either by plutocrats or by western governments in the form of state broadcasters like the BBC, both of which have a vested interest in maintaining the imperial status quo. They control who the executives and lead editors of these outlets are, and those leaders shape the hiring and editing processes of the publication or broadcaster. Reporters come to understand that there are certain lines they need to color within if they want to get articles published and continue advancing their careers, so they either learn to toe the imperial line or they disappear from the mass media industry.

If people had a clear understanding of everything that's really going on in our world, they would tear the empire apart brick by brick. If they could truly see how much evil is being done in their name and really wrap their minds around it, and if they could understand how much wealth the plutocrats are getting out of the imperial status quo compared to how little they themselves benefit from it, there would be immediate revolution. So the oligarchs and empire managers shore up narrative control in the form of media ownership, think tanks, Silicon Valley algorithm manipulation, imperial information ops like Wikipedia, and now increasingly through billionaire-owned AI chatbots to ensure that this never happens.

The entire empire is built on a foundation of lies. The whole power structure is held together by nonstop manipulation of the way westerners think, speak, act, shop, work, and vote. If truth ever finds a way to get a word in edgewise, the entire thing would collapse.

We know this is true because the oligarchs and empire managers pour so much wealth and energy into manipulating our minds. They're not doing this for fun, they're doing it because they need to. If they didn't need to, it wouldn't be happening.

So what they are doing is intensely creepy and destructive, but it's also empowering, because it shows us right where their weak spot is. They're pouring all this energy into controlling the dominant narrative because that's the weakest point in the armor of the imperial machine.

What we need, then, is a grassroots effort to help truth get a word in. Help people understand that they've been propagandized and deceived about the world by western media and by their power-serving education systems every day of their lives, because propaganda only works if you don't know it's happening to you. Sow distrust in the imperial media and institutions. Open people's eyes to the fact that they're being lied to, and help them learn to see the truth. Anywhere the empire is sowing lies and distortions — whether that's in Venezuela or Gaza or somewhere else — use that opportunity to help more people unplug their minds from the propaganda matrix.

A better world is possible. The first step in moving toward it is snapping people out of the propaganda-induced coma which dupes them into settling for this dystopian nightmare instead.

[Júnior @JrO_o]

@betterinbattle @arrtnem Bro, I'm gay

[Júnior @JrO_o]

@betterinbattle @arrtnem Damn! You are so dull I'm amazed!

[Mariana Oliveira @marioliveirain]

Chorei assistindo isso. Ensaio para a apresentação de Natal da Casa de Cultura de Marabá. No vídeo, Luiz Gabriel, aluno da instituição, canta "Oh Happy Day", na versão do filme "Mudança de Hábito" (1992) 🥲 que tenha toda oportunidade do mundo pra levar esse talento longe.

[Jenna Taylor ♀️ @JennaLizzy]

Simone de Beauvoir wrote about this exact pattern nearly a century ago.

The dominant group treats its own social position as "natural" meanwhile denying that it is participating in a gendered social system at all.

"One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman."

This reply thread is a perfect example of that.

[Christian Lynch @CECLynch]

Os Bolsonaro voltam a ser o que sempre foram: uma família de ignorantes reacionários, pretensiosos e oportunistas; clã de parasitas, que sempre viveram à margem do sistema, explorando o ódio à democracia. Chegaram ao poder por golpe de sorte. Agora estão no lugar que eles cabe: na inelegibilidade e na cadeia.

[Júnior @JrO_o]

@shinboson What does "perform masculinity" and "teach to be a man" means to you?

[Lorrana Mousinho @LorranaMousinho]

Meus amigos reagindo ao final da novela hoje hahahahah #tresgracas #claudiatresgracas