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The House for the first time has approved a war powers resolution that would halt the U.S. military action against Iran.
Trump later posted that after discussions with Israel and representatives from Hezbollah about easing tensions, talks between the U.S. and I
people on here love to be like "well actually its a symptom of the system/its a symptom of Power" and then not say what the system entails, what interests people in power protect, what ideologies characterise existing systems as opposed to others that could theoretically exist, &c &c &c

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I do hate trans men but I hate them as their sister. it's the kind of hate where your brother is always doing stupid annoying shit to you and you wanna smash his xbox with hammers but then you'll still hang out and watch king of the hill on [adult swim] on those early summer nights where the air is cool
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Your description says that you are a 'cultural shia', are you shia in faith? I'm asking because I also come from a shia background and consider myself cultural shia but my beliefs under scrutiny would be more called agnostic, I think.
no, otherwise id just say im shia :P. im like you, more agnostic. i grew up shia but was always very skeptical and ended up becoming an atheist, then later i ended up changing my mind and being monotheistic for a while although in a more deistic sense, i still didnt believe in revelation and then lately ive been drifting more towards agnosticism, feels like the only sensible position to me. but im very interested in religion in general. i gravitate towards islam, but thats just because its intrinsically interesting to me, being so bound up in my life and history as an irani. also the shiism i grew up around was always more ‘irfani’ or mysticist (i think in english people say esoteric) so that also shapes things heavily
i had a nightmare last night madonna lady gaga (all one person in this dream like a fusion) released a single called “PUNANI” and it the music video was just her squatting in different places across the world with the exact same framing with no underwear, with everything shown but the like. inside labia part was painstakingly and specifically censored with huge white lines. but the clitoris and holes and everything were perfectly visible and the video was playing on all TV’s constantly during the olympics. i was on a date with a guy i like and it turned on in the restaurant and the lyrics were like “infected punani sweet punani sour punani” just listing different adjectives some of which were really disgusting or medically concerning and i was like Hey man can you turn this off? and the waiter did but then like. later in the dream (we were walking around in hollywood and holding hands) the song came on again and i had to pretend to think it’s fine to not come off like. a prude.
the thing is PUNANI (2021) by madonna lady gaga was an extremely minor part of the dream. the main thing was i was trying to take the guy around town but there was a Blackwater type independent contractor army protecting almost every store and would point guns at us and they were also wh*te supr*macists and would make comments about us as we walked along. punani was just like. completely unquestioned in-universe lore. that ther song was released and everyone was ok with it
the song itself kind of sounded like technologic by daft punk
“Choices and desires make actions before actions can make “history.” But predefined social relations and language forms, as well as the body’s materiality, shape the person to whom “normal” desires and choices can be attributed. That is why questions about what it is possible for agents to do must also address the process by which “normal persons” are constituted.”
Talal Asad, Genealogies of Religion
one of the funnier incidents of me assuming someone knew a meme irl was when a new coworker was talking about some woman who got arrested for tax fraud and I went "God forbid women do anything" and he got scared and thought I was accusing him of being sexist, so he started apologizing and saying how tax fraud isn't even bad, actually.

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I hope this doesnt come off as weird or anything. What do you think of the hekmatist party?
nah ur good. i havent looked into them in a lot of depth but im extremely skeptical of all the iranian communist groups in exile, none of them have the type of domestic presence/mass integration to count for anything
A spokesman for U.S. Central Command said the strikes were done in self-defense and that the U.S. military “continues to defend our forces w
President Donald Trump says a deal with Iran, including opening the Strait of Hormuz, has been “largely negotiated” after calls with Israel
Iran state TV quoted Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei as describing the draft as a “framework agreement” and adding: “We want this to include the main issues required for ending the imposed war and other issues of essential importance to us. Then, over a reasonable time span, between 30 to 60 days, details are discussed and ultimately a final agreement is reached.”
He said the Strait of Hormuz is among the topics discussed. Positions have moved closer in recent days, Iran’s official IRNA news agency quoted Baghaei as saying.
“Over the past week, the trend has been toward narrowing differences,” he said. “We will have to wait and see what happens over the next three or four days.”
Baghaei said nuclear issues are not part of the current negotiations, as Tehran first seeks to end the war before discussing its nuclear program that has long been at the heart of international tensions.
“Our focus at this stage is on ending the war on all fronts, including Lebanon,” Baghaei said, adding that lifting sanctions on Tehran “has explicitly been included in the text and remains our fixed position.”
The president posted on Truth Social that “time is on our side,” dulling hopes that a deal to open the Strait of Hormuz would be announced a
“The term local peoples— now increasingly used by ethnographers instead of the older primitive, tribal, simple, preliterate, and so on—can be misleading in an interesting way and calls for some unpacking. In a literal sense, of course, all people most of the time are “local” in the sense of being locatable. Since anthropologists now generally claim that their distinctiveness rests on a method (fieldwork) rather than an object (non-European cultures), this sense recommends itself to them: fieldwork defines privileged access to the local. Yet not everyone who is local in this sense has the same opportunity for movement, or the same practical reach: national politicians in the Sudanese capital and nomads and peasants in the provinces; corporation directors in an Australian metropolis and mineworkers in the New Guinean Highlands; generals in the Pentagon and front-line soldiers in the gulf, and so on. They are all locatable, but not equally so by each other.
To say of people that they are local is to imply that they are attached to a place, rooted, circumscribed, limited. People who are not local are thought of either as displaced, uprooted, disoriented—or more positively as unlimited, cosmopolitan, universal, belonging to the whole world (and the world belonging to them). Thus, Saudi theologians who invoke the authority of medieval Islamic texts are taken to be local; Western writers who invoke the authority of modern secular literature claim they are universal. Yet both are located in universes that have rules of inclusion and exclusion. Immigrants who arrive from South Asia to settle in Britain are described as uprooted; English officials who lived in British India were not. An obvious difference between them is power: the former become subjects of the Crown, the latter its representatives. What are the discursive definitions of authorized space? Everyone can relate themselves (or is allocated) to a multiplicity of spaces—phenomenal and conceptual—whose extensions are variously defined, and whose limits are variously imposed, transgressed, and reset. Modern capitalist enterprises and modernizing nation-states are the two most important powers that organize spaces today, defining, among other things, what is local and “what is not. Being locatable, local peoples are those who can be observed, reached, and manipulated as and when required. Knowledge about local peoples is not itself local knowledge, as some anthropologists have thought (Geertz 1983). Nor is it therefore simply universal in the sense of being accessible to everyone.”
Talal Asad, Genealogies of Religion
President Donald Trump says a deal with Iran, including opening the Strait of Hormuz, has been “largely negotiated” after calls with Israel
Iran state TV quoted Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei as describing the draft as a “framework agreement” and adding: “We want this to include the main issues required for ending the imposed war and other issues of essential importance to us. Then, over a reasonable time span, between 30 to 60 days, details are discussed and ultimately a final agreement is reached.”
He said the Strait of Hormuz is among the topics discussed. Positions have moved closer in recent days, Iran’s official IRNA news agency quoted Baghaei as saying.
“Over the past week, the trend has been toward narrowing differences,” he said. “We will have to wait and see what happens over the next three or four days.”
Baghaei said nuclear issues are not part of the current negotiations, as Tehran first seeks to end the war before discussing its nuclear program that has long been at the heart of international tensions.
“Our focus at this stage is on ending the war on all fronts, including Lebanon,” Baghaei said, adding that lifting sanctions on Tehran “has explicitly been included in the text and remains our fixed position.”

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happy to see irani insta lighting up again this week