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hasan piker
I’ve been spending too much time learning about politics and less doing my uni homework :’)
Anyway I love Hasan Piker.c I don’t necessarily line up with his political spectrum but I think he has some really solid takes on certain issues.
Woke bae ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
They’d go to war over the 2nd Amendment but are happy to stomp all over the 1st 😡🤬😡
Name this Bitch and her Ballsac husband!!
So what did 1968 and its aftermath teach us about how to get out of political maelstroms? “You listen to the young,” [Mark] Rylance replies. “You forgive their excesses. Their minds are sharp, they probably have a presentiment, a prescience of what is coming more than we do. The good thing about this film is you can look back and see, excuse my language, how fucking right those kids were about the Vietnam war.”
mark rylance interviewed in the FT about ‘the trial of the chicago 7′
Yeah, I know. I’ve seen a lot of it, and again I’m like, “Sure, if that’s what you are taking from their relationship.” Any piece of art is put out there for people to interpret in whichever way they want. If that’s what people pick up on or see, then good for them.
Oliver Stark, on Buck/Eddie, in a chat with The Ringer
Me the first time I saw Dylan:
Me after this scene:
P.S. God, I hope he makes it to the end of the season, is relatively unmaimed, and isn’t the killer.
(From Slasher Season 1, Episode 2: Digging Your Grave With Your Teeth)
my boi is WOKE
Woke bae