In Game of Thrones/ASOIAF slavery is shown as an abhorrent practice that one character dedicates herself to eradicating, and even the ones who don't do anything about it see it as an abomination too. It isn't just there as a quirk of the setting
"But... But... Navier is enabling slavery..."
"Game of Thrones" is even too far.
Don't we have historical dramas set in periods when slavery was a normalised institution? Should we abandon the actual storyline and start interrogating every FL or ML about why they didn't use their position and influence to abolish slavery?
The problem is that instead of engaging with the story and discussing the characters within the context of the narrative, people keep introducing extra arguments and shifting the conversation just to justify their preferred characters.
At least be consistent and respect the context of the narrative
#TheRemarriedEmpress
Say what you want about the Ballon Dor but at the end of the day it's genuinely the most "fair" award lol. These are players voting and they had Messi as the 2nd best attacker and gave 2026 Ronaldo more votes than Raphinha and Dembele
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Skill issue unfortunately
Young boys are being discouraged from getting into reading—and it’s because more books are missing one key element, @sophiah_n reports: theatlantic.com/culture/2026…
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Nigga also had sex on the first link but the girl is the whore but he isn't
University is really a breading ground for whores.
Cause tell me why this fresher I just started texting just this afternoon, agreed to come to my place. We've had sex more than twice now and yes she's very legal+.
Plus she's been in school for just 2weeeks. 😭
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M.N.Jr retweeted
elon musk waking up from his ketamine bender realizing he forgot to rig the election
Yoh I knew the Republicans would get cooked during the midterms but I didn't expect it to be THIS bad
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That's literally his duty. He's the King of the Fire nation and the LEAST he could do is help fix the damage his family and his country did. Anything less than that and it's not even bare minimum
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M.N.Jr retweeted
It’d be truly sad when future generations read that a club of Bayern Munich’s stature was used to whitewash and give political mileage to a "leader" whose regime abducted, tortured and killed its own youths simply for demanding constitutional governance.
Bayern will receive €5m for the trip to Nairobi, Kenya to play a friendly against Ajax on January 5th. Vincent Kompany approved the trip, which was then handled by Marketing and sales director Rouven Kasper. 'For that kind of money, you have to do it', it was said at Säbener Straße [@mano_bonke]
