Just finished “The King of the Cattle Dogs” - a fascinating dive into the history of the black and tan English shepherd in mid-20th century America. 🐶 A must-read for anyone interested in the evolution of this iconic breed and its impact on rural culture. #EnglishShepherd#Dogs
@EndWokeness Postmodernism’s impact on legal theory, known as critical legal studies, challenge traditional notions of justice and objectivity, arguing that law is not a fixed set of rules but is subject to interpretation and influenced by social, political, and historical contexts.
@Vivien_Jackson @RepTenney What you’ve described is likely a reflection of contemporary societal values that prioritize speed, novelty, and potential. Speculatively, postmodernism’s emphasis on narrative, as well as its perspective on the relativity of truth and success, may play a role.
@MZHemingway When a trauma refuses to fade, the mind copes with the pain by re-writing it into an alternative past it never lived, but fantasizes it did. It’s a coping mechanism that can lead to a disconnection from reality.
@RichardGrenell Based on samplings of replies to your posts, I think you’re speaking in an echo chamber. As one of their most effective and knowledgeable surrogates, the Trump should deploy you where you can make a bigger impact on independent voters.
@BillAckman@Ukraine Yeah, that’s an association fallacy. Ukraine has nothing to do with the OP. If anything, the U.S., with $30 trillion in debt, has no business in Jordan nor Ukraine. Stop spending middle class America’s treasure and lives for elitist, NeoCon delusions.
@StayOfftheDrugs One could argue that recent trends of censorship in the US stem from the use of postmodernist ideas, such as rejecting universal truths and emphasizing subjectivity, weaponized within a fluid ethical framework, to justifying censorship in order to protect certain values or groups
@StayOfftheDrugs Its emphasis on individual perspectives frequently leads to fragmented and inconsistent ethical viewpoints. The postmodern focus on subjectivity can make it difficult to formulate a coherent, stable ethical framework.
@MamaSissieSays Imagine oversimplifying a complex issue to a reductive extreme so you and your political hack followers can leverage it to make invalid and meaningless points.
@a_newsman Joy Reid’s audience is minuscule. I wouldn’t even know what hacks like her were talking about at all if news recyclers seeking likes and hits didn’t repost her crap all the time. Journalists talking about journalists is such a waste of everyone’s time.
@jimcosman2 I don’t care about Covid. I don’t care about what he’s learned. I don’t care if talks like he just ate a bag of dicks. I care about my bills.
@ValDemocracy@featherty Ironically, your statement lacks #criticalthinking. It fallaciously relies on slippery slopes and fear-mongering, predicts catastrophic outcomes without evidence, and overgeneralizes past events as a basis for drastic future decline.
@PresentWitness_ How do I feel? I feel like you’re trying to pivot from your initial statement because you know that boomers, of which I am not one, don’t owe you anything.
@ValDemocracy@featherty It’s only alarming to a vocal minority who flock to social media using phrases like ‘the truth about Trump’ & ‘critical thinking skills.’ However, for most of us — and by most, I mean the vast majority, as represented by 99 counties in Iowa — it’s simply about paying the bills.