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Instant Crush (feat. Julian Casablancas)

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Un Millón De Años Luz (Remasterizado 2007)

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Westminster Abbey, London, photo by Кошевая Людмила

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Amo Dejarte Así

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Aeropuerto

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Ya No Mires Atrás

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~ Betta Fish ~

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Las Increíbles Andanzas del Capitán Buscapina en Cybersiberia

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Ramas Desnudas

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Trago Especial

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don't go Nanamin don't go

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by Bircan

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Nada Cambió Mi Amor

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I don't post here often, but I thought this might be important to share this week. The night after the election, some friends and I watched Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator. If you're not familiar with it, this was Chaplin's first sound film. It was also released in 1940, at a time when America was still neutral in World War II.

The film can be a tough watch, both in modern context and in the context of when it was released. Chaplin said in his autobiography, "Had I known of the actual horrors of the German concentration camps, I could not have made The Great Dictator, I could not have made fun of the homicidal insanity of the Nazis."

I recommend watching the film if you feel like you're in the headspace for it, but I'd like to share a clip from the ending where Charlie Chaplin gives a speech directly into the camera.

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some of my favourite spongebob moments are when they accentuate the gag w/ a live-action punchline