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Robert Caro’s paragraph on the KKK’s presence in Long Island in the 1920s is the most evocative aside of The Power Broker, imo. Less than 100 years ago these voters’ parents and grandparents made Suffolk County the single most powerful Klan chapter outside the South
KG: "HE DID IT WITH ONE EYE LORD! HE WAS NOT SEEIN' THEM BECAUSE HE LITURALLEE WASN'T SEEIN' THEM. FUCK IS YOU TALKING ABOUT!?"
Teague: "Nah Snake was cold man... I'm still mad he didn't fuck with me, but, is what it is."
Gilbert Arenas: "THAT WHOLE EURO WAVE WAS CIA, LOOK."
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ladies and gentlemen, the weekend
Cybotron - Clear
The New Dance Show
1990 / WGPR Detroit / R.J. Watkins
#ripjuanatkins
🔥🧠sound on🧠🔥
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the atlantic is little more than a white power pamphlet, genuinely bad writing pandering to proud illiterates
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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You know I’ll admit it would actually be funny if these people got their wish and my child was confiscated by CPS and you could see him terrified and hysterical and his life was ruined and so was mine and I withered away from lawfare and heartbreak over some bullshit one-sided Twitter beef by single childless middle-aged posters with inflamed gut biomes who don’t understand the sanctity or gravity of the one small life you’re given because the hole they dug for themselves is so deep they have to retreat to social justice abstractions in order to live
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Megumi Kudo wins a match with the Tiger Driver '91 in 1990 FMW. Hey! Wait a second.
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interesting theory, theres actually a whole book about this if you want to read more on it, read "Dune" by Frank Herbert
One of the coolest theories I’ve come across is that Paul Atreides was never truly the Kwisatz Haderach the Bene Gesserit intended—he was a rogue variant who forced the path open too early, and the real one (or the one who could have walked the Golden Path without becoming a tyrant) was always meant to emerge much later. The idea is that his prescience locked the universe into a narrower, more violent timeline, which is why Leto II had to take the extreme measures he did to force humanity off that track.
It also ties into the theory that the sandworms themselves are a kind of living archive of ancestral memory—each worm carrying fragments of the consciousness of every Fremen and every previous God Emperor who was absorbed into the spice cycle. So when someone takes the Water of Life, they’re not just accessing their own genetic memory; they’re briefly plugging into a planetary-scale consciousness that has been evolving for millennia. Makes the whole ecosystem feel even more alien and deliberate.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This is literally just the plot of Dune.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dune_(nov…
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REST IN POWER TO ONE OF THE GREATEST AMERICANS EVER TO LIVE OUR LIVES AND MUSIC ALTOGETHER ARE SO INDEBTED TO THIS MAN GOD FUCKING DAMN WHAT A LOSS
youtube.com/watch?v=BEqEC9zm…
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Juan Atkins, the Detroit producer and DJ who co-founded techno music, has died
pitchfork.com/story/juan-atk…
An unintentional consequence of the way the internet has given us ease of access to media, is we no longer have the phenomena of art made specifically as a consequence of people who can't access a thing, and watching genres/styles/impressions get 'lost in translation' and mutate.
Japanese filmmaker Takeshi Miike described Texas Chainsaw Massacre as a movie that made Japan fear Texas. To him it felt dangerous, the first movie that did. The people of Japan didn’t want to visit Texas so instead, its monster visited them.
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Knockoffs, whether those be small-time hardcore bands being their region/country's version of a successful act, obvious pastiches of successful foreign movies, American indie wrestlers clearly doing their best impressions of high-flyers... All validated by their serving a demand.
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