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USE THESE WORDS WHEN THERES:
a category = kantian
two things moving = hegelian
something to do with the word 'difference' = deleuzean
incest = freudian
something you want to have sex with = freudian
something you dont want to have sex with = platonic
gay pederasty and/or the word vitalism = nietzschean
you see a copy of a thing = baudrillardean
feeling kinda sad = kafkaesque
feeling kinda mean = machiavellian
feeling kinda happy = malthusian
feeling kinda cool = jungian
feeling like you exist = cartesian
Btw, in the US you can buy black powder firearm without any background check and even as minor, and if use it to commit crime it won't even be classified as "firearm".
"You want me to be fair? Heh, listen kid, the world isn't fair, if it was, I'd be a professor instead of a teacher at some crummy elementary school."
"...the world isn't fair? Gosh, that's awful! We need to fix that, Mr. Soyski!"
They talk about game and movie franchises going woke all the time but nothing prepares you for when your favorite TND PMC goes woke
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Religious clothing that once served as vows of ordinariness, poverty, humility, but now are impractical, often not cheap, and obviously mark out the wearer.
You’re brave enough to hate submissive men, but can you bring yourself to hate the rare dominant woman that enables them?
You can tell Christianity was long dead in the hearts of Europeans by the 20th century because in 1919 a nominally Christian country had control of both Constantinople and Jerusalem yet the British had zero religious fervour about these conquests, despite some occasional crusade allegories by the media.
On the one hand, apart from the Eastern Roman Empire itself, the House of Palaeologus would rule the Italian Marquisate of Montferrat until 1533.
On the other, another descendant, Ferdinand Palaeologus, supported the Royalist cause in the English Civil War, and was exiled to Barbados. He died there in 1670, and is commemorated by this headstone (which bears the incorrect date of death).
His son, Theodore Palaeologus, served as a privateer, while his granddaughter, Godscall Palaeologus, appears to be the last bearer of the dynastic name. What became of her after her baptism in England in 1694 remains a mystery...
