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[Sam Steffanina @SamSteffanina]

nintendo lawyers having an aneurism as we speak

[Cactus 🐀 @heyitscactus]

The more a movie’s rating curve looks like the diagram of Saddam Hussein in his hiding spot the more intrigued I get by it

[Nida. @themeowist]

americans are so useless man. your govt is responsible for genocides, starvation, coups and death across the globe. meanwhile, you sit at home complaining about feeling "helpless". you are complicit. your daily life, your consumption, your comforts everything fuels imperialism.

[قرصان ☭ @ahmadovichz]

اكبر تجمعات ملهاش فايدة فى الحياة

الشعب الامريكى ده ازنى بشرية واعرص مخلوقات على الارض، من يمينهم ليسارهم كلهم مستفيدين من وضع نظامهم الاستعمارى القائم ومحدش منهم عنده استعداد يغير فيه ولو سنتي واحد.

نخف بقى اوهام اكبر تظاهرة واكبر تحمع انتخابى وكل الهراء ده

[Nicola Humar @nicola_humar]

Prima hanno letteralmente rubato tutta la conoscenza prodotta dall'umanità che hanno trovato su internet per allenare i loro modelli, poi vogliono costringerti a pagare per utilizzare le loro intelligenze artificiali. Il capitalismo si basa sul furto e la rapina.

[Jon @of_Forgetting]

Godard's attitude towards America was right. Admiration for a few of the great American artists, but contempt for almost everything else

[Hawzhin Azeez @hawzhin_azeez]

Who are we? Let me tell you, America! We are the Kurds you betrayed in Rojava, north-east Syria, your anti-ISIS coalition partners. You sold us to Turkey in 2018, which annexed our Kurdish city of Afrin for allied jihadist factions. Then again in 2019, when our cities of Sere Kaniye and Gire Spi were handed over to Turkey for “security concerns,” even though not a single bullet from Rojava had been fired toward Turkey. And once more in 2026, when you handed us over to the former ISIS and al-Qaeda Syrian regime under the extreme hardliner al-Jolani. Thousands of us were massacred, ethnically cleansed, hunted street by street. Our women fighters were beheaded, their braids cut as war trophies by jihadist men.

We are the Kurds you betrayed in Basur, northern Iraq, who held a popular referendum in 2017, winning by 92% to separate from Iraq, a country that had ethnically cleansed and murdered us for years, only for our freedom to be denied. The Iraqi central government, encouraged by your condemnation of our referendum, attacked us and forcibly took over our Kurdish city of Kirkuk. Our peshmerga forces were run over by Iraqi tanks. Even now, Iraqi forces continue forcing Kurds out of their homes, as they have since the 1960s, because the city is oil-rich.

We are the same Kurds in northern Iraq whom you urged to stand up against the Saddam regime in 1991, only to abandon us when we rose up. We were massacred, and 2 million of us were displaced. You were shamed into Operation “Provide Comfort,” but only after thousands of us had already been killed following your call to rise.

We are the Kurds in Bakur, western Turkey whose lives and bodies have been sacrificed because of your economic and military ties to Turkey- your NATO allies who built a jihadi corridor and openly supports ISIS, al-Qaeda and al-Nusra.

We are the same Kurds in Rojhilat whom you betrayed during the 1975 Algiers Agreement. The Kurdish uprising collapsed overnight; tens of thousands were displaced. Iraqi forces launched severe reprisals—those who witnessed what had happened to our fellow Kurds in Basur and Rojava now refuse to be your foot soldiers.
We know who you are, America.

But it’s no wonder- despite this long and painful history of betrayal- that YOU still don’t know who we are. The oppressed carry the memory of every wound, but the oppressor forgets the scars it has inflicted.

[Alan MacLeod @AlanRMacLeod]

By hitting the Gandhi Hospital in Tehran today, the United States has now deliberately bombed medical centers in 15 different countries since 1945.

Those countries are:

Iran
🇾🇪 Yemen
🇸🇾 Syria
🇱🇾 Libya
🇮🇶 Iraq
Yugoslavia
🇸🇩 Sudan
🇸🇴Somalia
🇬🇩 Grenada
🇸🇻 El Salvador
🇳🇮 Nicaragua
🇻🇳 Vietnam
🇰🇭 Cambodia
🇱🇦 Laos
🇰🇵🇰🇷 Korea

https://t.co/YgTrsTvyRJ

[Francesco @firegold763]

Non so cosa mi ha spezzato più il cuore, se la commozione di Francesco Alò oppure questa lettera finale 💔

[. @turtunz]

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[Em Cohen gazafunds.com @EmCohen_]

the future of 'tech' is pirated, open-source, and offline.

[Stacce @stacce2021]

Se lo fate voi è pirateria.
Se lo fanno le corporation è ricerca.

[(No) Signal @NopeSignal]

No Other Choice didn’t get a single nomination. Naturally, Park Chan-Wook now has to kill the other nominees until they reluctantly give him the Oscar.

[DD Geopolitics @DD_Geopolitics]

Argentina is burning and the numbers explain why.

According to the **Land Observatory** (Observatorio de Tierras, run by UBA–CONICET), foreigners already own 13 million hectares of Argentine rural land, about 5% of the national territory, an area roughly the size of England.

The national average hides the real danger: foreign ownership is heavily concentrated in strategic zones that matter for resources, security, and future control:

- Patagonia and the Andean region (hit hardest by recurring wildfires)
- River headwaters and aquifers
- Border areas
- Mineral-rich lands
- Key logistics corridors along the Paraná River (e.g., Iguazú, Ituzaingó, and Campana now exceed 30% foreign ownership in some sectors)

These are EXACTLY the areas facing devastating, recurrent fires.

Policy makes it worse. The Ley de Manejo del Fuego** (Law 26.815, modified in 2020) previously prohibited land-use changes (e.g., for sale or development) on burned native forest or agricultural areas for 30–60 years. This provided a safeguard against speculative arson and exploitation.

The Milei administration has moved to derogate or weaken these protections. In December 2025, Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni announced plans to repeal the 2020 restrictions as part of the "Consejo de Mayo" agenda, restoring the pre-2020 regime. This creates a dangerous cycle:

- Forests burn (often amid chronic underfunding of the Servicio Nacional de Manejo del Fuego with real cuts of ~69% vs. 2023 and ~78% vs. 2025 projected for 2026)
- Protections are lifted or bypassed
- Land becomes eligible for quick sale or "productive" development
- Strategic territory changes hands frequently to foreign buyers

Acquisitions target high-geopolitical-value nodes like water sources, freshwater reserves, energy corridors, minerals, not just tourism or basic agriculture.

As the article notes: "Foreign ownership is not just a matter of property titles; it is the loss of the ability to decide on the water we drink and the energy we produce."

Top owners:
- United States**: 2.7 million hectares (more than the entire province of Tucumán)
- Followed by Italy and Spain

The trend began in the 1990s with border protections dismantled and massive transfers, but the current speed is unprecedented.

Map guide in first reply.

[Retro Anime @retro_anime]

‘The End of Evangelion’ commercial from the 90s

[Big Nasty ☭ @keepaustinnasty]

Trump is not a “dictator.” He is not unique or special. Trump is just an overt and grotesque version of what every USA president has always been.

Do not be tricked into believing that ridding ourselves of Trump will fundamentally change this country.

[LUCIL∀ @denpanopticon]

it's important to not dehumanize war criminals. Not because they deserve empathy, but because calling them subhuman and monsters naturalizes their actions and tacitly absolves them of their misdeeds. You have to remember that they are made of the same material as you.

[jay @kendallhosseini]

i prefer to watch new movies with nachos and a cherry icee, on an oversized screen, as a communal experience, AT THE MOVIE THEATERS