trillambitionz&greatoutcomes

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[duraksama-deactivated20250818]

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[dostoyevsky-official]

the thing is you are going to get older and you are going to die. you don't have unlimited time on earth. you have to spend all your time on your phone now

[dostoyevsky-official]

[miseducatedmelanicmuse]

[symfoni-a]

[schwarzfee]

[bakwaaas]

can someone teach me how to be emotionally regulated and not be sensitive or take things personally

[mananarama]

[miseducatedmelanicmuse]

[thelondonzhiloh]

[miseducatedmelanicmuse]

[abihuluv2hate]

[yuriinullification]

does anyone have that quote that goes something like 'white germans under the nazis lived just fine as long as they were loyal to the state, gave their children to the army, and paid their taxes, and in this sense many americans would be comfortable living under fascism' trying to find who said it but google is giving me jack shit

[dyketavros]

"The concentration camp was never the normal condition for the average gentile German. Unless one were Jewish, or poor and unemployed, or of active leftist persuasion or otherwise openly anti-Nazi, Germany from 1933 until well into the war was not a nightmarish place. All the “good Germans” had to do was obey the law, pay their taxes, give their sons to the army, avoid any sign of political heterodoxy, and look the other way when unions were busted and troublesome people disappeared. Since many “middle Americans” already obey the law, pay their taxes, give their sons to the army, are themselves distrustful of political heterodoxy, and applaud when unions are broken and troublesome people are disposed of, they probably could live without too much personal torment in a fascist state — some of them certainly seem eager to do so. "

- Michael Parenti, Fascism in a Pinstriped Suit

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[thelondonzhiloh]

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