#traditionaliste

[aurianneor]

La violence contre les élus

60% des élus au niveau mondial ont été victimes de violences ou de harcèlement et dans de nombreux cas, cela a mené à la fin de leur carrière. Cela ne date pas d'hier. Ces élus sont presque tous des élus progressistes, qui par leur action on challengé la société traditionaliste. Une femme jeune qui dirige, un homme blanc qui veut donner des droits aux Noirs, le contenu de ce qui est enseigné à l'école, etc. Ces élus sont victimes de traditionalistes qui se sentent profondément menacés par les actions de ces leaders. Ils quittent leurs fonctions, ce qui est anti-démocratique. Plus de 600 emails de policiers ont été retrouvés dans les archives du FBI quand Obama était président d'officiers qui disaient ne pas vouloir obéir à un Noir. Obama a reculé pour les droits à l'avortement car il avait peur. Certains n'osent plus critiquer les thèmes de l'extrême-droite ou n'osent plus se présenter aux élections de peur de ces violences. Par exemple, en Finlande, après le harcèlement de Sanna Marin, les principaux leaders de la gauche n'ont pas osé se présenter.

Face aux progressistes, il y a une longue histoire de traditionalistes qui recourent à la violence. Que peut-on faire pour améliorer les choses? Pourquoi la police ne les protège pas plus? Pourquoi ce ne sont que des progressistes qui se font agresser? John Fitzgerald Kennedy s'est fait tuer à Dallas, état Républicain.

Dans les polices du monde entier, il y a un phénomène de corps. L'organisation perpétue des croyances et des traditions. Le corps policier décide de qui il protège et de qui il ne protège pas.

Dans l'empire romain, la garde prétorienne assurait la protection de l'Empereur. C'est eux qui décidaient qui était l'empereur. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? Qui garde les gardiens?

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? - Wikipedia: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quis_custodiet_ipsos_custodes%3F

La police en fait le minimum quand elle protège un progressiste. La police a tardé avant de répondre à l'appel au secours du mari de Nancy Pelosi. Il s'est passé 4h avant que les policiers arrivent lors de l'attaque du Capitole du 6 janvier 2021. Il n'y a eu aucune preuve qu'un dirigeant avait donné un ordre pour ne pas intervenir. Il n'y a pas de garde nationale à Washington. Le corps policier décide ou non de protéger les élus. Cette violence s'applique contre les gens qui veulent changer la société: les élus, contre les LGBT+, contre les professeurs, contre les journalistes. La police traîne les pieds et ne les protège pas.

A quoi sert la police? - Les Idées Larges - Arte: https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/117234-001-A/a-quoi-sert-la-police/

Si on veut que la police soit en accord avec la diversité des idées de la société, il faut que le maintien de l'ordre soit effectué sur le modèle des gardes nationales américaines. Il faut donner du temps pour que les gens soient formés au maniement des armes et au maintien de l'ordre. Les policiers de carrière des gardiens de la paix sont sélectionnés, ils sont embrigadés par les anciens, ils peuvent être achetés. Les gardiens de la paix devraient être les citoyens du moment qu'ils sont en capacité physique de le faire. Cela formerait les citoyens à désescalader les conflits, à protéger leurs voisins, etc. Nous avons tous droit à la protection.

La police judiciaire demande des professionnels car c'est très technique, mais pas les gardiens de la paix.

Ce sont les policiers qui sont les faiseurs de roi. Ils devraient protéger la démocratie.

La liste des personnes politiques qui n'ont pas pu mener leur programme à bien à cause de violences est longue:

Matthias Ecke (candidat SPD aux élections Européennes)

Pedro Sanchez (premier ministre espagnol)

Léo Varadkar (premier ministre irlandais)

Yannick Morez (maire de Saint-Brévin-les-pins)

Jacinda Ardern (premier ministre de Nouvelle-Zélande)

Sanna Marin (premier ministre de Finlande)

Nancy Pelosi (président de la chambre des représentants des USA)

Robert Kennedy (ministre de la justice et candidat aux élections présidentielles américaines)

John Fitzgerald Kennedy (président des USA)

Léon Blum (premier ministre de la France)

Jean Jaurès (premier ministre de la France)

Abraham Lincoln (président des Etats-Unis)

etc.

Ukraine’s new military branch: Citizens protecting their neighborhood - Politico: https://www.politico.eu/article/ukraine-russia-military-citizen-reservist-defense/

Le nombre d’agressions d’élus marque une hausse - Le Monde: https://www.lemonde.fr/politique/article/2023/03/15/l-inquietante-hausse-du-nombre-d-agressions-d-elus_6165642_823448.html

Violence against women active in politics in the EU - A serious obstacle to political participation: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/BRIE/2024/759600/EPRS_BRI(2024)759600_EN.pdf

A deluge of violent messages: How a surge in threats to public officials could disrupt American democracy - CNN: https://edition.cnn.com/2023/12/07/politics/threats-us-public-officials-democracy-invs/index.html

Thousands turn out at rally for Spain's PM Pedro Sánchez - BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-68914181

Gardien de la Paix - La Chanson du Dimanche S01E11: https://youtu.be/C-nViGKosyE?si=Z1-mFHrqrdy_jl9X

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[p4nishers]

can u believe this was published in 1999

[kiddokori]

they gave link a fuckjng hoverboard

[myimaginationplain]

I completely understand the impetus behind not wanting to fall into easy stereotypes and/or trying to shake up the usual fandom script where omegaverse is concerned. but imo Jayce & Viktor fall so cleanly into the alpha/omega paradigm that it's comedic.

you talk at Viktor funny & Jayce is puffing out his chest & mean mugging at you even though he's so non-confrontational 90% of the time. Viktor never ever raises his voice once in the entire show, even when he's mad as hell. there are multiple scenes in season 1 where Jayce implicitly tells Viktor "be quiet" with his body language & Viktor just. shuts up. with no question or fanfare; not even any annoyance, really. Viktor hangs onto that ratty-ass unwashed blanket Jayce gave him for nearly an entire year. If that isn't classic fandom alpha & omega behavior, then idk what is.

[princesscomplexed]

old fashioned in the sense that i only subscribe and enjoy the butch knight x femme princess dynamic

[nando161mando]

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[newbtheveryawesomeandkindanewby]

I had to read this, now you do too.

[razberrypuck]

okay but as horrifying as that was to experience its good to know I was right on the money with finn and his sex books. being on the surface was literally the first time in his 150 years of life that he had the chance to explore himself and his romantic/sexual preferences without consequence. for 150 years he was forced to abide by the undersea's VERY STRICT laws by punishment of death. but he can't get in trouble for any undersea laws he violates on the surface -- and even if the oversea had those same laws (they don't) who gives a shit? finn's already a pirate! he breaks the law every day! of course he'd take that opportunity, to FINALLY understand more about himself. to FINALLY understand why he's felt the way he has for so long. of course he would.

[ranarenee]

Kissing to greet or to say goodbye to someone is a tradition that gets all the hate it deserves, but needs more love that it recieves.

[haveyouheardthisband]

[iamnmbr3]

wait wait you said that in the hbp train scene malfoy was changing clothes but I thought the robes were like a coat dress thing? Wouldn't he have just been putting it on over his current clothes?

It's not clear. However, the question is, what clothes would he be wearing? He's a Malfoy. I'm quite sure he doesn't own any muggle clothes. Which means he was probably wearing wizarding robes which he then took off to swap for his school robes. But yeah he may have had some underclothes on underneath or something. It's never described too much so I suppose it's whatever you prefer. Whatever the case, Harry was so distracted by seeing Draco is some level of undress that he didn't notice someone swinging a suitcase directly at his head. Which is. HILARIOUS.

The fact that this passage is canon and not from a drarry fic will never not send me:

[bittsandpieces]

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[ranticore]

Are there any major centaur population centres or enclaves outside of Ironwall? Especially from high modernity onwards

Yes, the 1970s recession in Ironwall resulted in a migration of labourers to wherever they could find foundry or manufacturing work, and a lot of those places also stopped existing when cheaper imports started to overtake the domestic market. But by then many small mining or factory towns in what was traditionally human country had gained significant centaur populations. In most cases they resisted assimilation with the local culture and formed little bubbles of their own which became associated with a district or neighbourhood looking worse or dropping in status (big sprawling buildings instead of multistorey, harness & blanket modification shops popping up, double high doors not matching local aesthetics etc). And because the accommodations are already there, these areas would continue to attract centaurs even though the steelworks or factories had long since closed down.

In this country the divide between centaur/etc & human population distribution is a north south divide with ironwall acting as the major northern city. The region that contains ironwall, its commuter towns, and the areas further north was a place I lazily called Avalon but that's probably going to change

North of Ironwall there's a few exclusive farming enclaves founded centuries ago with a strict purpose of being Ironwall 2 but very strictly a pastoral rejection of the culture imposed on ironwall. They rejected industrialisation to uphold a traditional way of life. not many of these persisted into the modern era but there were still one or two at the turn of the 21st century. They do not allow human entry.

[eruscreaminginthedistance]

[bonefall]

i like the part about Mudclaw's rebellion in Nightcloud's bio, where it starts simple right - he is the rightful leader bc he was the deputy and it's sus that ThunderClan insists that Onewhisker should be blessed. and how both she and Crowfeather agree with Mudclaw is the right one, even thought they don't agree on other things (namely how much truth as ThunderClan speaking and all).

and then Mudclaw goes mask off when Hawkfrost joins and brings open Thistles with him in. and Nightcloud starts having some doubts, because.. 'wait is that actually right'. but she is a bit too deep in this shit to bail out. and Hawkfrost is using the ever present 'hypothetical massacre' that will definitely happen if ThunderClan gets what they want (crowning of their totally spy Onewhisker) and it triggers something what Hillrunner used to say when she was a kit. so surely there must be some truth in there, right. it's actually reasonable to kill Onewhisker, right..? yes, to prevent ThunderClan massacring and driving them out they need to kill those that side with them, that's the only way. Hawkfrost and Mudclaw are right.. until they werent. like she was already tiptoeing that thin line between hard traditionalism and outright Thistle Law, but that was really pushing her over to the right side.

at least that's how i interpret it! i dont want to say she was a soft Thistle, bc it sounds like an oxymoron lol, but definitely somewhere in the very short very thin middle between traditionalist and it, while still parroting the dogwhistles (thistlewhistles).

Thistlewhistles LMAO

Something I'm getting at with Mudclaw's Rebellion that I'm glad people are picking up on is that there's a point where the differences between them all don't matter anymore.

Is Mudclaw himself a true supporter of Thistle Law, or is he just willing to work with them to benefit himself? In the end, he's invited TigerClan cats like Blackclaw into his cause. He repeats all the same rhetoric, and exploits xenophobia to his own ends. He's organized an insurrection. He never states an opinion on the Queen's Rights, which is the "litmus" test for if they've crossed the line between Traditionalism and Thistle Law...

but it doesn't matter. The distinction is no longer meaningful. If it grows like a thistle...

Nightcloud, too. She was born under Queen's Rights. She felt suspicious when Mudclaw started bringing in those outsiders to the rebellion. She was too far in to back out. She had a sympathetic backstory and good, understandable reasons to be so paranoid about WindClan's weakness.

Didn't matter; in the end she fell in line, was complicit in the assassination attempt.

Cats like Crowfeather don't even believe that Onewhisker lied. He just truly felt that Mudclaw was the better leader, and Tallstar's last-minute madness shouldn't be considered legitimate. You don't have to believe the conspiracy to support its actions, you can just be a VERY useful idiot.

In the end, literally nothing good came of this conflict. It's the start of Onestar's downfall, several people died, they were fighting peat fires for weeks. Your good intentions mean nothing when you ally with hate movements.