@BlueLotusEnt • Vegas • Anti-imperialist
Tijuana, MX
Joined August 2012
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Anti-imperialism book thread 📚. Spread the knowledge, it's power ✊🏾. Feel free to add more recommendations below 👇🏾:
Roméo Levi retweeted
Lè Ayiti fin gen sekirite
Gwo antrepriz antre vin envesti
Gen wout, gen dlo, gen kouran…
Tout lòt peyi ap kòmanse wè nou diferan, y ap sispann imilye nou pou granmesi.
Roméo Levi retweeted
"Enshittification"
"Bullshit economy"
"Techno-feudalism"
"Real estate market"
"Cryptocurrency"
"Financial services"
"B2B SAAS"
"Shrinkflation"
Tagalog is hard af to learn dog 😩, why are there so many syllables, shit's gonna take me years to get basic at
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Roméo Levi retweeted
Menm lè bagay yo pa mache jan ou te vle, menm lè chemen an difisil epi ou santi ou poukont ou, kontinye mache. Chak pa ou fè, menm ti pa a, se yon viktwa. Ou gen fòs la andedan ou, menm si ou pa wè l kounye a. Pa kite sitiyasyon an defini w. Kenbe tèt ou wo, kenbe lapriyè ou, kenbe espwa ou. Yon jou, tout efò sa yo pral fè sans.✨️🕯
Roméo Levi retweeted
your passport, currency, nationality, and the economy you were born into can determine how freely you get to experience the world. freedom of movement is a privilege, something as simple as being able to explore another country is a dream that isn't equally accessible to everyone
Somebody literally created the modern, AI Rosetta Stone for hundreds of languages on Earth. It has automatic courses built in and other linguistics tools . They're literally gonna go down in history 🔥 linguardia.com
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Stop jumping her cuz she ain't wrong, most y'all speak half a language at best. But I speak 4, so this don't apply to me 🙂↕️. Vast majority of Americans don't even care to learn a 2nd language and then get defensive about it
Roméo Levi retweeted
“If Latin America had not been pillaged by the U.S. capital since its independence, millions of desperate workers would not now be coming here in such numbers to reclaim a share of that wealth; and if the United States is today the world’s richest nation, it is in part because of the sweat and blood of the copper workers of Chile, the tin miners of Bolivia, the fruit pickers of Guatemala and Honduras, the cane cutters of Cuba, the oil workers of Venezuela and Mexico, the pharmaceutical workers of Puerto Rico, the ranch hands of Costa Rica and Argentina, the West Indians who died building the Panama Canal, and the Panamanians who maintained it.”
—Juan González, Harvest of Empire: A History of Latinos in America 🌎
