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it doesn't matter which country we're talking about here, if someone from any country in the world says "oh where i am from there is simply no racism", you not only shouldn't believe them, but you should actually never take them seriously about anything ever again.
hate when I type :) and this 🙂 fucker appears. Go away you evil soul
Now that everyone is discussing Nolan's Odyssey movie, I feel like it's a good time to let non-Italians know that the production dumped plastic props into the Italian sea. Weirdly enough I could not find any article in English about it but it's a fucking problem nonetheless.
I might translate this article later today. This one was the most complete one, even in Italian news it's not talked about that much.
Non è la prima volta che la produzione solleva un vespaio in Sicilia. A Lipari una squadra di sub sarebbe però già impegnata a bonificare i
They dumped plastic skeletons in environmentally protected areas, against the literal contracts they had to sign to get the permits to film in environmentally protected areas. Like they not only did a bad ecological thing that freaked out some divers, they literally broke environmental protection laws and their contract with the Italian government
What if we go to dinner at a fancy bistro and partner read a romance novel with risque scenes together while drinking wine and we're both girls?
who is scott free and why are so many people getting him off
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me when i FUCKING get you *image of two mourning doves cuddling*
Shitty comic day i didnt forget you this year
Reblogs r back on so BEHAVE.
“you support gay rights so you must be gay”
i support animal rights do i look like a fucking alpaca to you
turns out i am gay
holy shit how’d this alpaca learn how to type
Diversity win! The alpaca is gay!
he was a llama
a llama?! he’s supposed to be dead!
efforts towards a "positive vision of masculinity" or whatever are so funny because what these guys are trying to figure out is literally "what's a way of being a good person that's Not For Girls™"
adding @unidentifiedfuckingthing 's comment
i don't mean this as hate in any way, and i really respect the kind of work you do here, but as a latin american black person i've found that in a lot of these conversations, our struggles and history have been frequently weaponized and exploited by residents of the global north in order to characterize our countries as backward, underdeveloped and less civilized and enlightened than supposedly less racist, more progressive countries in europe or north america. it's very much the same mechanism used against muslim countries, in which the genuine struggle for women's rights is then converted into justification for disdain and subsequent domination.
i'm not even argentinian, and we do hear about instances of very open argentinian anti-blackness, but to have americans, the english, the french and the spanish attempt to frame it as a uniquely argentinian (or worse, a uniquely or specifically latin american) problem is crazy when these are the four horsemen of colonialism and importing their own anti-blackness. "latin american racism" is not a particularly heinous instance of european or american racism, it's an extension of it, and part of a complex web of racial relations that developed due to european and american interference, their colonial interests and the liberatory interests of the colonized and enslaved peoples there.
i'm not saying you specifically argued for the kind of thinking i'm critiquing here, but it is crazy seeing americans (especially white americans) pretend that latin america either has no anti-racist movement or that anti-racism is somehow a fringe, minor concern in our countries and black people live in what amounts to a terror state. of course, we have severe issues with police brutality, poverty, higher mortality rates in the medical sector, less opportunities of registered employment, etc. but i bet that sounds incredibly familiar to black americans and europeans right now.
i believe my country, brazil, even has a leg up on america in certain aspects. 55.5% of our population is black, the largest outside of africa. racism is a crime and a non-bailable and imprescriptible crime, with jail time ranging from two to five years. there are laws which mandate the teaching of black brazilian history and culture in public schools, and we've had really effective affirmative action for higher education for both black and indigenous people. people are very scandalized once you explain that americans had laws mandating racial separation. this doesn't mean there isn't racism here, or in other southam countries, but to demonstrate that the difference is not quantitative but qualitative. we have different issues, concerns and challenges (one of which is the constant interference of the global north in our countries, which generated the most brutal time in our country for black and indigenous people by instituting a military dictatorship steered by the CIA) not to mention the forceful exploitation of our national resources, and the coercive relationship southam countries are forced to keep with the dollar.
again, this isn't an attack, but i just really wish there was a bit more care and nuance injected into these conversations, not just people exclaiming and gasping at the scandal! that racism exists, in varying levels and types, in different parts of the world without regard for the context and the kind of work that's been done. if anyone is looking for reading on the topic of specifically brazilian anti-racism and feminism i recommend djamila ribeiro's "small anti-racist handbook," françoise verges's "a decolonial feminism," and lelia gonzalez's "for an afro-latin-american feminism." if you're looking for fiction, i recommend anything by conceição evaristo.
Okay. Thank you for expressing how you feel, for your perspective, and thank you for the recommendations. I hear you, and I want you to know that I am not attacking you either, I'm also expressing myself.
I am well aware of how these things can be weaponized, of examples of orentialism, xenophobia, and islamophobia and how it is used by Western governments to harm. It is extremely dehumanizing to have to say "hey, here's a real problem, but don't take advantage". We talk about that with addressing the issues within the Black community here, as well as globally.
Sometimes I think it's just because the vast majority of you don't actually know ME as a person and what I talk about, study, and read when I'm NOT around y'all. But I don't go into these conversations unaware of that! Me discussing racism in Latin America is not me saying "it's worse than in America". It's me saying "this is another example of a larger issue that is white supremacy around the globe". I feel like that part got washed out completely by the defensiveness of the response, of people likely being used to the former.
I'm sure there are people gasping at the scandal of it all, and trust me- it gets old seeing people be shocked at racism too. I admit, I was boggled by just how vehemently disrespectful some of these replies have been, but I think that's just a part of experiencing a different type of racism than usual for me. Certainly more complex. But it's not shock at its existence. So I feel you on that one.
I admit, it's frustrating getting these sent to me, but no one directs any of the "consider the other side" notes to anyone else in these conversations 😅 you said yourself that you weren't saying I was doing this, so I sincerely hope you sent a version of this going "but that's not what Ice was doing" elsewhere. Otherwise, it just feels like "well YOU should be the bigger person and hear this out" and why do y'all expect me to do that, in the face of people being quite disrespectful to me? That's all I ask.
Because no, it's not dehumanizing Argentina to say "your country has a history of white supremacy". "Well so does yours!" "And that makes two of us. Let's talk about it."
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If Disney hadn't extended the US Copyright Law so many times, this year would be when Scooby-Doo Where Are You? (released in 1969) entered the Public Domain. As such, here's some things to remember for when Scooby-Doo enters the Public Domain in 2064
The town in which Scooby-Doo and the gang resides wasn't known as Coolsville until 1988 when A Pup Named Scooby-Doo established it. As such you won't be able to have Scooby live in Coolsville (or Crystal Cove for that matter) until 2083 (or 2105 for Crystal Cove)
"Norville" was only established as Shaggy's real first name in A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, alongside Scoobert being Scooby's first name. Until then Shaggy was just sort of considered his real name (barring an educational filmstrip from the 70s which listed him as William)
The gang is entirely 16 in Where Are You, save for Shaggy who is 17
The gang had no official name (at most occasionally being referred to as "The Scooby Gang"), Mystery Incorporated as the team name wasn't introduced until an LP in 1977, and didn't make it to the animated canon until 1998's Zombie Island. Even the lesser known "Scooby-Doo Detective Agency" wasn't around until the Scrappy era.
Speaking of, The Doo Family wasn't established until 1978 in The Scooby-Doo Show. So no Scooby-Dum, no Scrappy-Doo, no parents, no Whoopsy-Doo, none of em.
Not all of season 1 enters in at the same time, as the last 2 episodes were released in 1970. Here are all of the Scooby-Doo Monsters that will enter PD alongside him and the gang
Please note that The Black Knight Ghost here is specifically the one with a red plume and a grated helmet design. There are two other Black Knights that will not enter until much later
The good news is that while the Batman and Scooby-Doo crossover episodes won't technically enter Public Domain until 2067, Batman and Scooby-Doo will still both be PD and so you can make your own cheap as free by that time
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The key to understanding history and geopolitics is to remember: just because one side is bad, doesn't mean the other side is good
Just because an official narrative is suspect doesn’t mean the most popular counter narrative is automatically true
