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Argentine culture is all about meat, except meat, which is about power

#exactly exactly exactly its about el matadero de esteban echeverria its about carne de primera de carlos alonso its about#the meat export its about dead bodies being dumped into the sea and washing out in uruguayan coasts its about colonialism and land and work#ing class people being cannon fodder#its about el asadito de los domingos also its about farms its about el matadero de villa maría construído por francisco salamone it s about#el video de mal bicho de los fabulosos cadillacs. etc (@prontaentrega)

if you think about it, the social contract of the Car largely mirrors antiquated notions of patriarchial chivalry... the Big, Strong Automobile, which inherently has the power to maim and kill, must yield the right of way to the misogynized pedestrian, as a show of the Automobile's power & potential lethality. "ladies first," all in a world where more and more space is carved out day by day for the Automobile... now, contrast this with the locomotive, where all passengers are equal... thus you can see that not having a car is emasculating, having to ride public transportation with other people is emasculating, and women are even derided as being poorer drivers. Men do not like the train because it renders them effectively homosexual; they thrive on the upper end of inequality and feel like nothing without it. Taking the train is essentially lesbian frotting

Happy pride from Hamas, Hezbollah, Ansarallah and the IRA

Talked with an interesting anti-zionist Muslim guy today who believed that the only one to ever successfully establish a communist state was prophet Mohamed and that the only modern communist-like state is Israel then maybe North Korea