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The French Revolution was violent. The American revolution was violent. The Russian Revolution was violent. Freedom has never been won peacefully.
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Llámenme salvaje pero la dignidad de cualquier ser humano vale más que la más antigua de las maravillas arquitectónicas. Si nos conmocionamos con un edificio en llamas y no con toda una generación humillada y sin futuro, que arda hasta el último ayuntamiento
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Omar El Akkad, author of One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This, tells Novara Media why he believes he has no right to dictate how people resist occupation.
He also says he is certain that “Palestine will be free,” because colonialism requires its perpetrators to “get up every morning and tell yourself a lie,” something he believes is ultimately unsustainable.
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I’d you’re shocked at the damage in France to an old town hall you’ll be horrified to hear what’s happened to the beautiful old buildings and heritage of the Palestinians, Lebanese, Syrians, Iraqis and Afghans
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My favorite part of America is how much of the "fuck you I've got mine" crowd has exactly nothing
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The juxtaposition of the pumping dance track with the scenes of destruction, despair, and nauseated shock and grief are unforgettable. The visual echo of Cassian leaving Kenari and Ferrix emphasises yet another home left behind, but this time he’s pilot, not passenger
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"A propaganda só levará até certo ponto.
Precisa de uma insurgência radical com a qual possa contar.
Precisa confiar que os rebeldes em Ghorman possam fazer a coisa errada"
(Qualquer semelhança com a realidade é mera coincidência)
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You ever noticed that it’s socially acceptable to tell poor people how to spend their money? But when we ask the rich to stop hoarding wealth, the response is always “it’s their money.”
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Yo antes era de izquierdas pero creces, te haces autónomo, estudias, lees, entiendes cómo funciona el mundo y ahora soy de extrema izquierda
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This is actually a great analogy because one actually exists the other is a spectacle for shareholders.































