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Where are they now…
i need to read everything ever before the end of the summer

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this is how argentina's legacy ends not with a whimper but with a big loud funny bang
There’s a gimmick blog right behind me with a gun to my head
This post does not contain typos!
Of course, it is still incorrect, so how about I fix the error!
"There's a gimmick blog right behind me…"
Should be:
"There are gimmick blogs right behind me…"
Calling all gimmick blogs
There is something profoundly subversive about placing a flower in a gun barrel. The act transforms an instrument of death into a vessel for life, turning the rifle into an impromptu vase. This simple gesture carries within it a revolutionary paradox: while a single bloom cannot stop a bullet, the photograph of that bloom can stop a war.
The symbolic power of flowers in protest crystallized on a crisp October day in 1967, when two photographers captured images that would define a generation's relationship with dissent. Marc Riboud's lens found seventeen-year-old Jan Rose Kasmir, a high school student whose daisy seemed to bloom more boldly against the steel of National Guard bayonets than it ever could in a garden. That same day, Bernie Boston of the Washington Star captured the image that would define the movement—a young man in a turtleneck, whose identity would become as contested as the war itself. These were not the stereotypical hippies of popular imagination. They were ordinary young Americans who had chosen petals over violence, beauty over brutality. The march itself was born from a curious alchemy of West Coast idealism and East Coast activism. San Francisco's gentle instruction to "confront soldiers and guns with toys, flowers and song" traveled east through underground newspapers.
the 1967 photographs marked a crucial shift. For the first time, the flower was not merely a victim of violence but its active opponent. The flower had found its voice, and that voice was surprisingly strong. Where earlier artists had shown flowers as casualties of war, these protest images showed them as combatants. This proliferation was not accidental. The flower-in-gun-barrel image worked because it crystallized a profound truth about the nature of power. Military might appears absolute, but it is actually quite fragile. It depends on the consent of those who wield it and the fear of those who face it. A flower cannot stop a bullet, but it can stop a soldier.
I don't like slurs
Tons of letters here, close enough
yooooo there's words in this post I love those things
what got you into words? are you an english student? autistic? just for the fun of it? whens the origins episode favourite word Guy
I'm not an english student, nor actually a fan of words. I just thought the concept of a "favorite word" was a really interesting concept, so I asked everyone I knew for their favorite word. I was still curious after that, so the next logical step is asking everyone I don't know. Hopefully I get bored before asking everyone I don't know since I'm not sure what comes after that.
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WE HAVE CUSTODY OF MIKU 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸 MIKU ESPAÑOLA VAMOOSSSS
"we detected a mature post" yeah I'm in my 30s
what failing at your passion and watching the people you look up to most crumble does to a girl
''what if you regret it'' then you will expirience regret - a normal and unavoidable part of the human expirience.
the more you twist yourself into a pretzel to avoid regret the harder it will hit when it eventually catches up to you.

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Kevin MacLeod's favorite word is "Queue"
favorite word?
Difficult choice with too much to choose from
gonna give first place to "Ace" with "Panopticon" and "Fascinating" coming in close second