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[nanana. @annadepfeffel]

@Vast_entrance @motherfairley He also may or may not ride a unicorn

[nanana. @annadepfeffel]

@ElimDroflem @LincolnShepher @Acyn Nono, don’t give them tips. We need them to stay easy to identify lol

[Claire Lehmann @clairlemon]

Odd date to pick but OK
https://t.co/96aDrVBdoA

[Magyar Péter (Ne féljetek) @magyarpeterMP]

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has just called to congratulate us on our victory.

[nanana. @annadepfeffel]

@TwasBrillig1 I dont think its completely impossible that akotsk being so good reignited that spark in him. Ill take all the copium i can gettt

[Shia lebuff guy @Random_eg]

@TwasBrillig1 Sorry buddy, but I’ve believed a million fake Winds of Winter releases and you know I’m believing this one too.

[nanana. @annadepfeffel]

@FantasyWorldW1 I’m ready to get hurt again, Daddy!

[Giorgi Revishvili @revishvilig]

A group of investigative journalists, including @michaeldweiss, obtained another intercepted conversation between Hungary’s FM Péter Szijjártó and Lavrov.

It appears that Moscow may have been able to access virtually any information it sought from the EU/NATO via Budapest.

[Justin🦩Boldaji @justinboldaji]

Telling everyone how impressive my first gay bareback orgy was

[derek guy @dieworkwear]

There are many examples of classical art that evoke disgust. For instance, Goya’s "Saturn Devouring His Son," Rubens’s "Massacre of the Innocents," and Géricault’s "Anatomical Pieces." I suspect you would know this if you were better educated in the subject you talk about. In slide one, I’ve attached a photo of Titian’s The Flaying of Marsyas, which depicts the satyr Marsyas being flayed for challenging Apollo. The imagery is obviously designed to evoke disgust.

However, the simple answer to your question is that modern and contemporary art is often entangled in discourse (e.g., theory, media, conceptual frameworks, and so on). It’s not just about depicting a patron’s wealth, devotional images, or government propaganda. We can call these forms of expression “visual languages.” If you don’t understand these languages or are not engaged in the discourse, then some of these pieces may seem as foreign to you as hearing someone speak French or Chinese.

To me, the question is: why do people who purportedly value classic aesthetics so thoroughly abuse and twist these aesthetics? For instance, Pete Hegseth festoons his attire with USA flag belts, pocket squares, and pins. He wears “fun socks” and tan shoes with dark suits. Many nowadays also get contrast-colored buttonholes or wear “dress sneakers” with tailoring. Pourquoi? Why are the most vociferous defenders of “classical aesthetics” so poorly educated in the subject? And why do they so rarely stick to such aesthetics when it comes to decorating their homes or dressing themselves? Everything is twisted beyond recognition.

In my own space (menswear), the best-dressed men in the classical Western tradition tend to be based in East Asia. For instance, Yuhei Yamamoto, founder of Tailor CAID, a bespoke clothier in Japan, does classic American style better than American clothiers. We see him in slide three. Many people in East Asia seem to take these aesthetics much more seriously than their US counterparts.

In my opinion, the answer to this is very simple: people online who purport to love classical aesthetics are not actually interested in art, architecture, or tailoring. They are, instead, culture warriors primarily interested in politics. Classical art and tailoring only serve as ways for them to signal their political identity. It’s the difference between someone who loves mechanical watches for the horology and someone who buys a Rolex because they want people to know they’re rich and successful.

Such people are charlatans and hucksters who use these topics to build audiences, then release a 29.99‑dollar PDF and a line of supplements for their get‑rich schemes. The only thing these people genuinely value is money.

[Amock_ @Amockx2022]

BREAKING : This is Belt Treatment 🔥

Journalist –– Trump targeted you again with personal remarks. Do you have anything to say?

🇫🇷 Macron –– 🔥"We are talking about war, civilians dying, economies suffering. What I heard is neither serious nor worthy of response. A world leader can't use language he is speaking"

Much needed call out

[nanana. @annadepfeffel]

@IfunanyaMarian @emkenobi Who tf is cheering this relationship😭 pls work on ur reading comprehension

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

250,000 people at a protest in Prague!

The Czech Republic has seen one of its largest protests since 2019.

Czechs took to the streets to declare: “We will NOT become another Hungary or Slovakia!” — protesting against Babiš’s policies.

More photos from yesterday’s anti-government rally:

[Maxou Rona 🎸🇫🇷 💙💛 #TAEM #PFM @Madximilian]

Croatia 🇭🇷just officially refused a direct request to let Hungary and Slovakia use its ports to transport 🇷🇺 Russian oil by sea

[Game of Thrones @GameOfThrones]

The realm needs good men.

[Maester Luwin (girl in her twenties) @wintermaester]

you'd look like this at 35 if your older brother was better than you, you were a fourth son, a widower, a teen dad, one of your sons was a drunk, the other evil, the third one a nerd, the fourth one was BALD and COMMUNIST, and your other children were girls (can't joust)

[nanana. @annadepfeffel]

@JayinKyiv If Hungary manages to get escape Ruzzian vassalage, it might be the best news Europe has had in YEARS

[Daractenus @Daractenus]

In just 4 years, he's lost all influence in Syria and Venezuela, with Iran to follow. Had over a million Russians killed or wounded in idiotic assaults that achieved nothing and brought the economy on the brink of implosion.

He's no cunning strategist, he's just a murderer.

[nanana. @annadepfeffel]

@JayinKyiv @PM_ViktorOrban The comedy of him bringing up “two lost world wars” like it’s a flex…