everything learns something new every day
today I learned that not having a case on my phone is a bad idea, and I should go buy one. I guess the $500 in iPhone screens is adding up.
what did u learn
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GregFlikI learned that Tinder is a blessing and a curse.
Titus69Today I learned fall is overrated, give me some fucking snow so I can ski already.
CHORIZOwhat about the pumpkin spice lattes, trees, and the feelings?
Titus69Lol I might be white but I'm not a white girl. I only enjoy fall when I can see some foliage from a good view, not raking leaves.
_Ryan_I learned to appreciate the act of swallowing anything ever, strep throat can suck it.
skiforsamtoday i learned that cough drops are not a medicine that you take to make you stop coughing, instead they only make you stop coughing while they are in your mouth.
LonelyToday I learned that our nation's socioeconomic problems are greater than we could ever imagine and that the world will fall apart in a few short decades.
Also that these hoes ain't loyal
Mod_DaneI'm pretty slow
LonelyOkay?
Mod_Danesorry you're stupid and incredibly ignorant about world issues no need to get mad
sigh
Emma_Watsonexcerpt from my final rn:
This conclusion alarms all three paradoxes associated with nationalism. The subjective idea of nationalism, an imagined community that is “conceived as a deep, horizontal comradeship”, arrives only when that solidarity is achieved with General Leopoldo’s acceptance of Creole representation. However, the objective defense to this paradox would claim that Cuban nationalism arrived with the spreading of the newspaper on island, and the creation of a shared national conscious. The second paradox, the socio-cultural idea of ‘nationality’, the belonging to a nation, may be misleading during this time when the Spanish leave the island. Many creoles may be conflicted to whether they belong to the Spanish dynastic rule or a Cuba, free of colonialist rule. Lastly, Anderson argues that nationalism is a “philosophical poverty” that “has never produced its own grand thinkers” ; however, emerging at the first shots of the War of 1895 arrives one of the greatest Latin American and Cuban grand thinkers, Jose Marti.
no_steezeWhat about the 'freed' slaves fighting for the insurgency? Where do they fit into the picture of Cuban nationalism? Fighting for the nation's independence yet insurgent leaders wanted them to remain subservient and grateful to the white men who freed them