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FRANK OCEAN
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when that Trump picture was supposedly the “hardest image of the year” we couldn’t even conceive of this
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this singlehandedly sent me over the edge dude i have to hear about this fat fucking dipshit homunculus for the next four years
I’ve enjoyed their work in the past but the new melt-banana album was terrible. Most significantly because it was sonically repetitive to an agonizing extent
Weatherglow- Asian Glow & Weatherday
Personally and based just on the experience of listening to the album: 4/10, liked it but didn’t love it. Vocals are nice but not great. Production is better than the vocals but gets stale after a couple songs
is a real brat the person that gives up when people have had enough or the the who continues to be a brat even when people are sick of them being a brat 🤔
Rest in peace Michael Sugrue, one of the most impactful educators I have ever heard,
this is such a terrible loss
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I am embarrassed for ever having allied myself with Bernie and his campaign. I am ashamed.
Thank you @SenSanders for your strong opposition to a permanent ceasefire with Hamas.
@FaceTheNation
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Henry Kissinger, one of the world’s most notorious war criminals, has finally died. Let’s take a look back and remember him for all the things he did: 🧵👇
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Happy 90th birthday to legendary American Marxist academic, historian, and political scientist Michael Parenti. Watch this clip of Parenti criticizing the neo-liberal capitalist class for cutting "stupid luxury things" like infant feeding programs and disability insurance to cope with capitalism's endless debt.
He was born into a working-class Italian-American family in the East Harlem area of New York. He gained a BA from the City College of New York, an MA from Brown University, and a Ph.D. in political science from Yale University. He taught at various universities in the US and worldwide before devoting himself to full-time writing, public speaking, and political activism. He has written over 20 books and over 300 articles, which have been translated into at least 18 languages.
Parenti's work has covered a wide range of topics but has included a particular focus on US foreign policy and defending communism and socialism. In Blackshirts and Reds (1997), Parenti defended the Soviet Union and other 20th-century communist states, arguing that they were morally superior to capitalist states. In To Kill a Nation on Yugoslavia (2002), Parenti demolishes the pro-NATO narrative that justified the 1999 bombing campaign in the region.
























