We are concerned that an objectively good thing may happen. This is bad because then people may then expect a good thing to happen again.
It’s been a hot minute since I’ve seen it, but I remember at the time I did feel like it fell a little into the mastabatory category of films where Hollywood makes films about itself with the weirdest fixations on its own ‘culture’ and processes as if we the audience should all consider them the hardest working and greatest of the tortured artists, instead of as the cogs in the Americana Propaganda machine they really are.
Not my favourite ever film, but the twist was excellent and well pulled off. The film was generally brilliantly made, excellent tension, angst, confusion and fear, I just didn’t care for the subject matter.
But I’ve also heard it described that Mulholland Drive is for lesbians what Fight Club is for suburban white men. So perhaps I’m just not the right person to experience it.
Not to ‘Ackchyually’ you, but the AKM is also chambered in 7.62. The 74 was the one to bring in the intermediate cartridge.
Chuds learn media literacy challenge: impossible.
And what about Occupied Korean society may be causing these social breakdowns for their children? Is it the alienation they feel from some of the most oppressive capitalism on earth?
To be fair I took a course of Indian cooking classes and now I’m no longer English.
Loving that he did a test with a stick, the truck crushed it and he went ahead and put his finger in it anyway. Real brain of the year guy here.
The Israeli-Hamas war is clouding these polls.
This poll is clearly bullshit. It’s making it look like the genocide that we are currently participating in, is causing people to forget about Biden’s infrastructure bill!
We probably already have several ‘Mozarts’ at any one time, but due to the class system and the lack of opportunity they’re probably working in some alienating factory trying to scrape by without the time or money or access to learning and materials to engage in their creative endeavours. It’s one of the greatest tragedies of capitalism; the wasted human potential.
If socialism is what you’re after I would recommend coming after the revolution, because right now London is a monument to Capitalism and Imperialism. But view it through that lens. Look how many streets and buildings are named after the Viceroys of India. Pay attention to how much of the cities sights and monuments were paid for and to glorify slavers. See the museums of poor houses and factories. Consider the institutions you pass and whose interests they serve.
The CPBML meet in London Wednesday 16th at the Conway Hall, Red Lion Square. If that’s your jam?
The dickens museum is meant to be good too for kids.