#best immigration

[adventureoverseas]

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[sunlandeducation-blog]

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[businesses121212]

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[sphead]

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[ddeck]

wait say more about georgian bruce wayne please

batman au where everything's the same but bruce's parents were georgian entrepreneurs that moved to gotham city with help of some very distant american relatives

[autismvampyre]

the fucking arrogance and blatant nationalism in the way europeans declare polce brutality a "US problem" as if americans are the only people with a corrupt system

my leftist swedish mother actually agrees with ACAB with the addendum that it's only the Americans, we're not like that here

let the brutal forced used on greta thunberg, a swedish teenager protesting climate change, by dutch police be a testament to the lie of european "democracy" and how it is democracy in name and nothing else.

let the immigrant kids who are brutalized, humiliated and oppressed every day in sweden by cops who "protect and serve" serve as a reminder of how incredibly flawed we are.

let the 700% increase in death by cops in sweden in the last ten years show us how we are no better than the americans we condemn.

we are not better. you are buying into propaganda if you think this doesn't apply to your country too

[hussyknee]

Pitchbot Hall of Fame tweet 💀💀

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[fandomsnrambles]

The inherent tragedy in Wu and Lloyd unknowingly putting high expectations onto their first students because they experienced high expectations themselves and thought it was NORMAL.

The inherent tragedy in unknowingly pushing their kids away and making them think they’re not good enough i.e Lloyd saying Arin can be better and Wu believing that Morro is the green ninja

The inherent tragedy in them being GENUINE of these things because they don’t know how bad their kids feel. The fact that ‘you could be the green ninja’/ ‘you could be so much better’ stem from pride in their kids.

The tragedy in the fact that Lloyd and Wu genuinely believed their kids were the best and could be the best leading to their kids (maybe for Arin) downfall

Generational Trauma am I right guys…

Haha, no I’m not going crazy, Wdym

(Just a lil side note I do hope people are more forgiving of Wu for his failings in Morro if they’re forgiving of Lloyd for maybe carrying out the same mistakes in the future in regards to Arin.)

[gleephoria]

Watched Pixar’s Elemental the once. Thought it was so cute.

Did some reading on the internet. There were some vague things I was aware of, such as the story being Asian immigrant-coded.

Rewatched with a few different lenses floating around my brain.

Consider the story as an immigrant story.

–language being a barrier

–xenophobia and racism

–the struggle between first generation and second generation

–interracial relationships can be challenging, particularly for first generation immigrants to process

Consider the story as an Asian-coded story.

–parents do not necessarily openly express love

–sacrifice can only be paid with more sacrifice (this is deeply ingrained)

–respect for elders and cultural customs

–true names are difficult for those outside the culture to pronounce

Consider the story as one centered around disability.

–"the city wasn’t built for fire people.” (like me)

–the environment is a hazard to the people trying to navigate it

–Ember has to dim her light to accommodate others (masking)

–Ember might also cause damage to her environment, because it is not designed to withstand her heat

Consider the story as depicting an asexual/demisexual romance.

–nobody falls in love at first sight

–admiration and affection grows through shared experiences

–love blossoms as they see one another shining brightest time and again

–they are clearly already a couple and have been on several dates before they attempt to touch for the first time

Of course, you can accept all of these lenses all at once, they aren’t mutually exclusive, but it helps me to concentrate on what each one brings to the table before mashing them all up in my head. It’s not a perfect movie, but it has some really interesting ideas. Plus, plenty of moments where I wanted to cry. The animation is gorgeous with the lighting effects and the water effects.

Plus, Wade Ripple is the CUTEST BLOBBY WATER BOI I could have ever imagined.

Scenes that killed me:

--the elevator scene

--the vivisteria scene

--chasing down a narrow alley scene

--the fact that Wade cries when Ember shows up for their date

--the crying game

--"I love when your light does that." 🥺🥺

--touching

--Wade blocks the waterfall in his home from touching Ember by stretching out his arm

--Wade lights the incense

[kemetic-dreams]

Right stop acting like your dna 🧬 test is saying American 🇺🇸

We are all immigrants

[finexbright]

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[bigcats-birds-and-books]

Books of 2024: WHEN AMONG CROWS by Veronica Roth.

I finished this last night! It's a shortie (only 166 pages!), and the first thing I've read by Roth since DIVERGENT. Since I didn't vibe with that one, I tried not to be overly optimistic about this one, but I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it--it was a great little bite-sized modern urban fantasy set in Chicago that draws on Polish folklore.

Cool magic system(s), cool monsters, cool underground boxing ring featuring said cool monsters and cool magic, thoughtfully drawn characters (Dymitr and Ala and Niko, my beloveds,), complicated Sibling and Family Relationships, a little bit gay, VERY bloody (featuring ah. fingernails. and. spines.), an emotional gut punch at the end, and y'know the more I list here the more I think I like it?? She (Roth) also acknowledges Witcher in her post-book shout-outs, which. yeah. If you like Witcher, I think this is worth checking out!

[sphead]

[shinobicyrus]

It doesn't matter to JD Vance - or Trump's supporters - that the 'immigrants eating pets' stories are false. He's admitted as much, and says he will keep repeating them. Because "memes."

It also doesn't matter when it's pointed out to him that the Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio are in the country legally. He's going to keep calling them "illegal" because their legal status is not the thing about them that he finds objectionable.

It doesn't matter if they're legal immigrants or illegal immigrants. It doesn't matter that immigrants - regardless of legal status - are statistically much less likely to commit crimes than those born in the United States.

None of those things matter, because it's never been about those things.

Trump & JD Vance and all of their supporters hate immigrants. Full stop. The reasons and justifications will always shift and change to fit the present circumstances and political environment; reactionary politics at its finest. Meanwhile, the cold and vile core remains unchanged:

"These non-white people are lesser than us. In fact, they aren't people and we don't want them here."

[milkbreadtoast]

(random) ngl before i started learning korean i felt like the worst failure of a korean but now i feel like the best failure of a korean (/j) HAHA

like im struggling to speak but least im speaking..!! I feel like I've restored an essential piece of myself that was missing...

[mickjonesteeth]

it could be anywhere

most likely could be any frontier

any hemisphere

in no man's land