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I know it isn’t the Beast, but this is pretty much the general structure of lecture in a class I’m taking called “The US and WWII”
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@operationkino: I mean, I’m pretty sure that’s what he was trying to say in the VP debate. That we should have stepped when the ‘79 Revolution happened—right?
Either way I enjoyed how he ignored how the CIA/MI6 overthrew a democratically elected Prime Minister who was attempting to nationalize Iranian oil.
And by enjoyed, I mean raged.
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The Beast Says: …but why would you want to?
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Readers of the Prose Edda/Poesy of Skalds will understand
The Beast Says: Loki can just remind the audience that Thor was dumb enough to sleep in a giant’s glove and think it was a castle. Do we really want a man that breathtakingly idiotic at Asgard’s helm? LAUFEYSON* 2012
*that should technically be Fárbautisson but whatever
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People “know” so much about WW2, but Die Gustloff is always forgotten.
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My friend was looking through my collection of books and noticed that most of them are about conquers, wars, and leaders throughout history. She told me I should stop reading boring books like those and read “50 Shades of Gray” instead because that was more interesting.
The Beast Says: Introduce her to Casanova’s diaries. Or 120 Days of Sodom. Donatien Alfonse François de Sade takes about the same approach to consent as Christian Grey.
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Study this on my own time and for a Modern Latin America course and it pains me to say the more I learn about my nations foreign policy the more frustrated I am with my homeland. These ideologies were not alike at all but they sought the means to a leftist alternative during the Cold War and could have been more egalitarian. Arevalo was even falsely accused as a socialist simply for using the word in one of his philosophical writings. Allende on the other hand was attempting to stem the inflation/use the constitution for the people.
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If you killed the bank you shouldn’t be on our money. Sigh.