#united in diversity
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syppys-den · 20 days ago
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who TF is arguing this and where do they live?
I just wanna talk...
also again, the movie is very based ^^
"the new wild robot movie shows that ai and humans are-"
NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IT SHOWS THAT DIVERSITY IS NOT A FLAW!! THAT LANGUAGE, CULTERAL, MENTAL BARRIERS ARE USELESS!! THEY CAN AND SHOULD BE OVERCOME!! FOR EMPATHY!!! LOVE!!! TOGETHERNESS!! IS MAN ANYTHING BUT IDEALS OF ONE ANOTHER?? IS HUMANITY NOT UNIFORM IN UNIQUENESS?? IS LOVE YOU RELEASED INTO THE WORLD NOT SEARCHING FOR YOU?? THE HATRED YOU CRY = THE LOVE ANOTHER LAUGHS!!!!
IT DOESN'T SHOW THAT AI AND HUMANS ARE TO CO-EXIST PEACEFULLY!! IT SHOWS THAT HUMANS SHOULD CO-EXIST PEACEFULLY WITH EACHOTHER FIRST!! IF MAN CANNOT LOVE ONE ANOTHER LIKE THEY WOULD LOVE THEMSELF THEN WE ARE DOOMED!! HUMANITY MUST NOT FIGHT ONE ANOTHER BUT FOR ONE ANOTHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
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ms-boogie-man · 2 months ago
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Angie/Maddie🦇❥✝︎🇺🇸
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sscarletvenus · 5 months ago
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they're like the powerpuff girls for really miserable bitches
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reasonsforhope · 1 year ago
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"The Illinois Senate has passed HB 2789, a bill whose terms dictate that state funding from public or school libraries that remove books from circulation will be withheld.
As per the bill, the $62 million of funding that goes to the state’s libraries will only be eligible for said funding if they “adopt the American Library Association’s Library Bill of Rights” or “develop a written statement prohibiting the practice of banning books or other materials within the library or library system.“
Alexi Giannoulias, Illinois’s newly selected Secretary of State, first drafted the bill in response to the 67 book bans that were attempted in Illinois, as well as ban attempts in other states.
As to the cause of the increase in book bans, Giannoulias shared that, “All these efforts to curb reading materials have absolutely nothing to do with books. They are about restricting the freedom of ideas that certain individuals disagree with and that certain individuals think others should have access to.”
So far, the bill is the only one of its kind in existence. Since being passed in the Illinois Senate, it is now being sent to Governor J.B. Pritzker to be signed. It’s expected to go into effect, as the democratic governor has already voiced his support for the measure."
-via Book Riot, 5/4/23
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clove-pinks · 10 months ago
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Local sachem of the Weckquaesgeek and an English merchant in 1657 Massachusetts cannot BELIEVE this man is stealing their wi-fi without even asking!!!
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candela888 · 1 year ago
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First, second, and third most spoken language in New York City 🗽🚇🌭 and Los Angeles County 🌴⭐️🌆
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hussyknee · 4 months ago
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There's something so deeply sick about the Biden administration consistently making its Black politicians the face of its genocidal imperialism, especially Black women. The violence in the Black female UN Ambassador they used to veto the ceasefire exhalting Nelson Mandela, a staunch supporter of Palestinian liberation who the US themselves listed as a terrorist until 2008, as a PR exercise might be its peak.
This is why I prefer Republicans' flavour of racism. Wolves should wear their own face.
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half-life-crisis · 2 months ago
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I developed Info in Context™ as a #free resource to #educate on how to identify #wedgeissues, #redflags, and escape the #echochambers.
https://halflifecrisis.com/hlc-articles/lets-defeat-authoritarian-propaganda…
So, I decided to DO something to prevent it from getting worse. #Authoritarians are defeated by understanding #context.
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more-flotsam-and-jetsam · 5 months ago
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Responses to poll by the Pew Research Center, June 2024
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emeraldspiral · 10 months ago
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So in Bad, Bad Rubber Piggy we clearly see what appears to be a genuine Sasquatch baby that Dib hassles in one scene, and it speaks English. In the first episode Dib says he saw Bigfoot in his garage using the belt sander and later in another episode says "He wouldn't fucking say that" while reading a magazine claiming to have interviewed Bigfoot. In another, a kid claims Dib insisted his father was a yeti.
Assuming that Dib's accounts of the paranormal are generally reliable, as I do, I've come up with a few theories:
Bigfoot is real and Dib has actually spoken to him. That's how he knows that the magazine interview was bogus.
Either his classmate does in fact have a yeti for a father, or the kid once mistook a yeti for his father and wouldn't listen when Dib tried to tell him "That's not your dad, that's clearly a yeti wearing your dad's clothes so he can sneak into your house and raid your fridge". I consider both to be equally possible, given that Zim and Dib go to class with an Old Kid and a Pig Boy and the premise hinges on everyone being too stupid to see through Zim's obvious disguise. Based on the fact that the yeti is able to pass for human, Bigfoot is implied to be able to speak, and the Sasquatch baby from BBRP does speak, I would propose that the yeti also has the ability to speak.
So we have two presumed adult cryptids of a similar type and one baby, all of whom have the ability to speak, implied human-level intellect, and all of them have been spotted in the same skool district Dib lives in. So, what if they're all related? What if Bigfoot and the yeti are married and the parents of the Sasquatch baby? Even better, if my first theory about the yeti actually being Dib's classmate's father and not an imposter is correct, then he is also their child and the brother of Sasquatch baby. Furthermore, since the yeti is said to be the kid's father and Bigfoot is referred to with he/him pronouns they're a same-sex couple.
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ya-world-challenge · 1 year ago
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Fantasy Series by European Authors
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The Mirror Visitor Series by Christelle Dabos
Magical floating arks, court politics and arranged marriages
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The Reckless Series by Cornelia Funke
Mirror portals, curses, and shape-shifting foxes
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The Engelsfors Trilogy by Sara B. Elfgren & Mats Strandberg
Teen witches, ancient demons, and the end of the world
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The Raven Rings Trilogy by Siri Pettersen
Norse myths, an outcast heroine, and... tails?
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The Arcadia Trilogy by Kai Meyer
Mafia romance, shapeshifters, and Greek mythology
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The Watch Series by Sergei Lukyanenko
Paranormal people, magic organizations, and Dark vs Light
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The Gifts Series by Caroline O'Donoghue
Tarot cards, psychic cults, and queer rights
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Lockwood & Co. Series by Jonathan Stroud
Ghosts, paranormal detectives, and British humour
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(*some series are longer but I limited the images to 3 books)
(*All YA except the Watch series but I wanted diversity in location)
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elistodragonwings · 13 days ago
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A long time ago, I realized that a lot of people in this country didn’t understand that equality and diversity are essential to peace, essential to what defines America. They saw diversity as potentially nice to have, but not critical. They taught teens in my high school, because they genuinely believed, that their conservative evangelical worldview used to dominate our culture and led to a peaceful world, and if more people would support them, we could continue that peaceful world…that their culture is what made America great.
Lets put aside the historical inaccuracy of that belief, which was also tied to some pro-confederacy apologia as the "real America".
The implication of all this, of course, is that some people’s cultures and values need to dominate to have peace, and some people’s cultures and values (other religions and ethnic groups, LGBT+ community, different regional cultures) need to exist lower in a social hierarchy. Things will be good with the right people at the top.
But diversity is inevitable. Even within closed-off societies, people disagree with each other. And no one, no community, is willing to accept a lower position in society. THAT understanding is what defined American values. Inequality is what leads to unrest. Trying to control people’s movement between diverse cultural values (ie: restricting interaction with or knowledge of others you think are a danger to peace) leads to unrest. Everyone thinks their cultural values are ideal, otherwise they wouldn’t follow them. Therefore, personal conviction can not be the basis for which cultural system dominates the government and laws. Only measures of harm and equal access, based on science and statistics and conversation with diverse groups about what does and doesn’t impact them negatively, can be the basis of a peaceful society.
My fear 20 years ago was that if enough people forgot the American ideal that equality doesn't mean "everyone has equal ability to be like me" but that "everyone has equal value and right to participate in society as they are and those conversations move us forward," we would reach a tipping point where violence was inevitable, either from the oppressed who had no choice but to literally, physically fight for themselves, or from those who believe they've reached enough critical mass to fight for their "rightful" place at the top as a sort of final battle for peace. I fear now we've reached that point...
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dolce-tenebra-toscana · 8 months ago
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roastthesadidiot · 6 months ago
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I had an opinion on the internet and people thought it was OK to ridicule me for it.
The opinion:
I was a fan of the 2024 Eurosong line-up.
Let's not go further into everything else that happened this year. The organisation of Eurosong 2024 was abominable. No contest.
I really did like a vast majority of all contestants who participated. Love Nemo of Switzerland as a winner. Baby Lasagna of Croatia was a personal favourite. Gåte of Norway should have received more points. Silvester Belt of Lithuania I have massive respect for to perform under his circumstances. Bambi Thug of Ireland gave us one hell of a act....just to name a few.
Regrettably the internet has become a place where people find a need to react about anything they don't like. No venom is spared when something they don't like gets praised or enjoyed by someone else. I have received many laughing and hate reactions just for saying I liked the music brought on Eurosong 2024.
People feel a need to say I have no taste in music (even though they didn't even see the show). Conservative people who will forever claim that Eurovision is no more than a circus with clowns of performers (the crowd that's scared of diversity). People who call me a baby for still enjoying Eurosong (at least I don't bully people like a toddler if they enjoy something I don't).
It is shameful to see that the pretence of these bullies and trolls allows them to get away with apathetic childish behaviour. They never learned to have the dignity to let people be who just enjoy things and don't hurt others. Is this a failure of parenting? Is this the message influencers give to people to make themselves feel better?
No wonder people are becoming more reclusive to things they love. The world still thinks that somebody loving something is a free ticket to bullying.
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sherdnerd · 2 months ago
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I am so fed up with hard binaries. A think must be wholly one way or wholly another. There is no grey. There is no "sorta". There is nothing in between. I fucking hate it. Things are complicated, you're not going to be able to look at anything meaningfully until you accept that
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sitting-on-me-bum · 1 year ago
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Historic Petition Filed to Reintroduce Jaguars
Since placing jaguars on the endangered species list 50 years ago, the Fish and Wildlife Service hasn’t done much to help them. It’s time for that to change — so this week, the Center filed a historic petition asking the agency to reintroduce jaguars to New Mexico and protect more critical habitat in the Southwest.
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