principalkohoutek
joined 3 years ago
Peter feela' 
In authoritarian North Korea, the general public is forbidden from accessing popular media that portrays their enemy in a positive light
Oh man, don't tell Joyce Manor
Externalizing "we" when talking about bad people but not good. reliable, unbiased translation from 60 minutes
Just checked that book out, ty
The new Prius is hella cool. Would probably buy one if my ten year old Honda ever had a problem lol
One risk is the wind resistance, increased by the canoe, pulling on the holes in the roof, stretching or shearing them, or increasing the "concave" shape of the roof.
Another thing to consider, if the ratchet straps will bind your doors shut. This could be very unsafe in an emergency situation.
I don't want to discourage your adventure, just want to make sure the risks are considered. Good luck
Forbidden pasta
No, you have to compromise. We demand you launch airstrikes only between 10am - 6pm in areas at least 100m from designated school zones, launched by pilots who have at least 6 hours of training in identifying targets and minimizing civilian casualties. Then it's not a war crime, it's just sparkling neoimperialism
Goddamn this is some thoughtless drivel. I hope our boy Gabriel enjoys his tenure at The Atlantic
If all we do is make physical noise every now and then, we can’t really accomplish anything besides successfully antagonizing the other side.
Right now, we’re pushing people away. We’re pushing away the very people who have the means and the power to establish actual change.
What I saw at that protest a month ago was the perpetuation of polarization. Driving the gap between people even further. The same concept that the corruption in this country thrives on.
As time goes on, there just seems to be more and more polarization and less and less actual unity. We keep villainizing each other and genuinely believe that doing so will fix real problems or change something.
That’s not how it works.
If we want genuine change, we have to be willing to compromise and meet with the opposition on the other side.