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[rayan ريان @flutterrbat]

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH!! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

[HandofArsenal @HandofArsenal]

“Enjoy your playoff final, pal”

[Dyylas @DylanDyylas]

a lot harder to brainwash people when everyone has access to all the footage and news of you slaughtering innocent children like animals you rotten fuck

[shishi @shishi441044]

Hi @LTrossard ,

Tomorrow is my last home game.

I came here just to support you.
After this season, I have to go back to Japan.

Could you grant me one last wish?

I made this sign inspired by your goals!

I’ll always support you, no matter what.

[Evelyn┃The Dikuo Star 🏳️‍⚧️🇷🇴🩵🔶️🐴 @evelynccentric]

You a sick fuck for what you did there yo

[𐌁𐌉Ᏽ 𐌕𐌉𐌌𐌉 @OrevaZSN]

Please stop comparing dying from poverty to Darwin’s “survival of the fittest.” Poverty is a social construct driven by wealth hoarding in the post industrial age, not by any natural shortage of resources.

[Paul Reed @Bball_paul]

911 i need your help. whats the problem. 2 girls fitin ova me. whats the problem. the ugly 1 winin

[nomänybraincëllsleft @uZiqjoy]

#KillAllStreamers

[Coren ✒🎨 @CorenLaVolpe]

Truly intelligent people can describe complex ideas in a way that a layman can understand. Being verbose is intentional obfuscation to maintain their little "elite" circle.

[David AttenBruh @AlHendiify]

White people would cut down their own god if they thought they could earn a buck off it

[bigjay @bigjay1upp]

Anne Hathaway needs to fuck Trossard today. The nastiest way too

[kazuha pics @kazuhapictures]

Lesserafim's Kazuha graces Marie Claire Korea for lululemon

[Cian ☘️🇾🇪 @Cian_McGivern]

Saturday night being spent watching a lad pretend to walk up and down the touchline on career mode

[MASTER STUDENT🤲🏾 @MUSICANDBUILDS]

THE CAPITALISM HUMAN CONSUMER MIND ONLY FINDS THINGS VALUABLE
WHEN POOR PEOPLE CAN’T HAVE IT

I THINK THAT’S A FORM OF MENTAL ILLNESS AND INSECURITY

[박주현 @hermit_hwarang]

Not an exaggeration to say the literal future of our planet depends on the total defeat of US imperialism

[´´ @notrophiesfc]

Not you. Anybody else on y’all roster, but NOT you. You don’t say that. You don’t say that. You don’t say that. You the only person out here ain’t allowed to say that.

[kazuha pics @kazuhapictures]

kazuha instagram update

[Mayowa @Mayoveli]

This is why you have to strip yourself of Eurocentrism. If your exposure to global history is limited to a Western point of view, then you’re missing a great deal of important detail.

I could look at this picture alone and write a dissertation on China versus Europe, on how differences in resource distribution, political structure, and cultural outlook helped shape colonial attitudes and their lasting impact on the world today.

Historically, China often operated from a position of relative abundance and self-sufficiency, especially during its strongest dynasties. It held its civilization in very high regard and viewed itself as the center of the world, prioritizing internal stability and regional influence over sustained intercontinental expansion.

They hardly suffered from a lack of capacity; they had formidable naval and economic power. There were literally Chinese pirates with fleets rivaling those of some powerful European states, this is not an exaggeration.

Of course, they had some periods of outward engagement but they were followed by deliberate withdrawal, and most of the expansion they did was continental or tributary rather than overseas or settler-colonial.

Western Europe, by contrast, was relatively constrained in land and resources and remained politically fragmented for much of its history. Competition between states, combined with commercial ambition, greed, their fascination with mercantilism cum capitalism and some advances in navigation which China had way before them, helped drive maritime expansion and, in many cases, exploitation abroad.

Many don't know that, for a time, Europe was deeply fascinated by Chinese goods, from porcelain, prized as a luxury, to tea, silk, and more. Meanwhile, China maintained controlled trade and had limited interest in European goods beyond silver. In response to this imbalance, British traders introduced and expanded the opium trade to disrupt and eventually decimate Chinese society.

China had the capacity to project power more broadly, but global domination was never a sustained objective. Its priorities were shaped more by internal governance and regional order than by overseas empire-building. I don't think much has changed in their approach to geopolitics, even today.

[Hughes-on-the-Wold @NotThatHughes]

My business is only viable if I underpay my workers