@colleen_daves Weimar art was marked by the nostalgia for a time when Germanyβs reputation was one of art and culture, rather than industrial conquest.
America never really bothered with the former reputation, so all weβre left with now is just the nostalgia.
@AdamantDimak The same as LaGuardia βbanningβ Germany from the β39 Worldsβ Fair, an event they withdrew from a year earlier, but doing nothing about the Bund Rally, held two months before the fair, at the fucking Garden.
Political theater free from the consequences of real political action.
@colleen_daves I donβt think youβre doing anything wrong!
The only thing wrong is that we live in a techno-fascist society that advantages their own, to the detriment of everything and everyone else, especially on this platform, and ESPECIALLY against artists.
@anarchotadigism@maximumspc Pimsleur is a good starting point, mostly for the fact that it gets you used to speaking aloud and focusing on proper pronunciation. It also has resources for Arabic dialects, which are better to learn first, rather than just Fusha (MSA), which no one actually speaks.
@ctizzie Itβs so funny that to these people the things one says, absolves one of things oneβs done.
Itβs as if they live in an alternate reality in which no politician has ever lied to gain power π
@blackb3ttie @nocturnologist The book is absolutely fascinating, as Sophieβs writing always is, and they taught a course on it a few months before it came out as well.
If you get the opportunity I highly recommend taking one of their courses through BISR!
@bibliosexual @nocturnologist Neither do I, but the premise of the book is examining these groups and ideas that claim lineage from the feminist movement, even though they hold core ideas that may seem contradictory to that, and how they reconcile those beliefs. Hence the title βEnemy Feminismsβ.
@jamesdoe1912 @Aeruvine https://t.co/Oo5POTkNkk
https://t.co/6tHXlytRMe
Just flat out wrong, and shows your complete lack of understanding of the relation of the global poor to agriculture, the history of colonization, and how states exploit rural populations for agricultural production.
Violating the autonomy of sentient beings aside, the valorization of hunting was an integral means to the creation of patriarchy in human history and the literal foundations of gendered distinction and thus the marginalization of βnon-malesβ (IE non-able bodied hunters).
@AnimalUnite It's not wrong for people to eat meat.
It actually is racist to say that indigenous people are immoral for hunting and eating meat as a part of their culture.