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shitposting, also, porn and fetish blogs will be blocked.

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1989. Amazonic warrior Tuira Kayapo confronts the leader of Petrobras, a energy company trying to build a dam in the amazonic jungle by Segundaleydenewtonnn

[sirobvious]

“Appeal to a wider audience” is corporate lingo for “strip more themes from a piece of media so it’s safer and more sanitized for investors”

[sirobvious]

I struck a nerve in the billionaire fandom with this one

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[birble-bobble]

Yeah so the Big Think is literally owned by big oil. They’re making shit up so people feel too exhausted to fight for any change. Ignore this kind of environmental nihilism, all it does it help the rich avoid change.

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The fuck

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[unoeil]

Take a mode of transport they tried to kill off or it’s your fault the planet is dying 🤗

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[whatevergreen]

Kazakhstan declares a state of emergency after mass protests sweep the country over soaring energy prices, forcing the government to resign. These are the biggest protests in Kazakhstan history.

Fuel prices have doubled.

Other issues are involved too, such as anger over the corrupt regime of (technically former) President Nazarbayev, his puppet successor, and the monopoly his family have over politics and business - directly responsible for the price hikes. Civil rights restrictions and a lack of press freedom are also factors.

"“Fuel prices were a catalyst that triggered mass protests over long-held grievances in a country riddled by corruption, lack of political choice and civil freedoms and where ordinary people often struggle to make ends meet while the elite lead luxurious lives,” said Marius Fossum, a regional representative of Norwegian Helsinki Committee based in Almaty."

Dozens of protesters were killed by security forces, with 100s more injured.

At least 12 police officers have been killed in the protests, including one who was beheaded.

Russia and its allies dispatched troops to quell unrest.

Government buildings in Almaty, Kazakhstan’s largest city, were set alight.

[rhubarbes]

Rooftop of abandoned building, Japan via @espinas3 

[rhubarbes]

More on RHB_RBS

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DUNE 2021, dir. Denis Villeneuve

[keow]

This is probably my favorite image of all time I first saw it years ago and it has stuck in my head since then. The only vibes I’ll ever need

[nightscalestudio]

The second marine from the Carcharodon Astra tactical squad.

[ghostslostinwhatever]

Unbelievable what kids have to deal with these days.

[lamus-dworski]

Historical wooden villas in Zakopane, Poland. Images © Jacek Proniewicz.

This architecture and woodwork is known as Zakopane Style, characteristic for the region of Podhale (mountainous region in southern Poland).

[lucyphair]

Creepy abandoned Chapel on an old graveyard in Wilmersdorf, Germany. (Credit)

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Cecilia Paredes.

Mesmerizing photographic works by Peruvian born and Philadelphia-based artist Cecilia Paredes.

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Today in History: December 14. The Bush shoeing incident

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Happy bush shoeing anniversary :-) ❤️🎉

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I have had this queued since December 15th.

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and the Iraqi people welcomed the Americans with flowers. I wanted to set a historical event to teach Bush a lesson from the Iraqis, telling him you lied, we did not welcome you with flowers, and instead we are saying goodbye with our shoes.” 

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Muntaza Al Zaidi, the Iraqi reporter who became known as the guy who threw a shoe at Bush and later ended up in jail for three years because of it.