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RNC attendees tried to hide a demonstratorāsĀ āNo racism, No hateā sign with an American flag. Clearly they failed to see the irony. The protester was from the Code Pink group ā who havenāt beenĀ slowed down by this at all.
Using an American flag to cover up someone calling for an end to racism and hate is the best metaphor Iāve seen in a long time for the GOP.
I needed that second pic
hold on a fucking second. delaware is a state?? i thought it was a river? or is the river more important than the state? why don't i know this? (i should mention i don't like in america, i'm just confused)
there is delaware (state) and delaware (river)Ā
both are equally strange
the state is a tiny little cryptid thing
the rive is a monster that spans new york, pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. also washington crossed it once and that was like kinda a big deal i guess. like crossing the rubicon in rome.
the state tries to me more important with itsĀ āim the first state!!!ā bs (seriously its even on the fucking license plates) but we all know. its the river.
THATS TUPPERWARE
i thought delaware was a place in ohio? why are there so many things named delaware?
delaware is too powerful
what the fuck
Wait what? I thought Delaware was a store with building supplies. Like paint, wood, nails and stuff?
THATS HOME DEPOT ???
I know home depot, but dude I don't know anything about America mad have never been there. Are you sure there is not a some sort of store called something close to Delaware!?!
.....ace hardware....?
this post has only been around for a few hours but could very well be a world heritage post
but at what cost
This post launched at 8am PST on 12 Feb 2021. The above conversation has happened in 3 hours.
he WHAT? i thought he was from. w. wait. ???
delaware stole the presidents shoelaces for clout and became too powerful
From the UK- and what do you mean Delaware isn't a type of ceramic?
it is now
@hellsite-hall-of-fame is it too early?
Isnāt delaware what they make computers on???
software ??
I think they meant Dell Ware, a specific computer type. We had a Dell computer once.
I thought Delaware was that famous singer they spoofed in Zootopia.
gazelle??
oh i thought delaware was that one british singer lady, you know, the one from chasing pavements
that's fucking adele
isnāt delaware that place you go when you die
youre thinking of superhell and all of you are going there
how the fuck did any of you come to the conclusions you all made
we live in america?
I thought Delaware was that food delivery service that keeps interrupting youtube videos with their ads when I'm trying to have a good time
..... are you talking about Doordash???
Isn't Delawere the name of that one girl in the song that goes "Hey there, Delawere"? She's from NYC or something.
THATS HEY THERE DELILAH
Pausing here to point out that op isĀ ādear-AO3ā³ and now Iām wondering if Delaware fanfic would be categorized as RSF (real state fic) or AU (alternate unitedstates)
stop i do not want to think about thisĀ
Isnāt Delaware that SPN ship that exploded the internet
Everyone on this post:
I love that the āno, thatās [x]ā meme is making a comeback here and only here and nobody has any idea whatās going on
Keep up the good work, we can make poor OP have a melt down yet.Ā
Isn't delaware that one brand of pizza that's like "it's not delivery, it's delaware."
isn't delaware the god of the sea
Isn't Delaware the name of that guy who painted the Mona Lisa?
delaware is that one evil cyborg guy that has a son named Luke and a red laser sword
Thats Darth Vader. Im pretty sure Delaware is that other red-laser sword guy. You know. The one that stabbed Qui-Gon.
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I usually only reblog older posts, but this definitely deserves to be in every tumblr hall of fame
oh! oh oh oh. i never showed yaāll how big a blue whale skull is, hold on
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I want to be a little raccoon and live there :(
Thatās not a blue whale skull. The shape is too narrow, its also far too small. Thatās probably the skull of a Sei, Brydeās or small fin whale.
THIS is a blueās skull!!
Oh my gosh this fucker could fit so many racoons

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My friend just sent this to me and said "you will appreciate this" and she was VERY correct
So, this is fine and all, but wasn't most of written Hebrew lost and someone just, rebuilt it and we're fairly sure it's not the same?
That has actually already been addressed on this very post! ^_^
Oral transmission is not the same as it being "lost." Also, Hebrew manuscripts that predate the Greek translations HAVE been found ^_^.
In Israel. In Hebrew. Because Jews wrote them.
@infinitywithoutparallel oh hang on - I misunderstood your comment. My bad!
You're asking whether we can accurately read ancient Hebrew, because the Hebrew language died and was reconstructed, and so, can we REALLY read ancient texts in Hebrew accurately if our modern Hebrew is a reconstruction. Which is a good and interesting question.
So, Hebrew is a language, and languages evolve over time. As a speaker of modern day English, you wouldn't be able to read Chauscer in Middle English, and you wouldn't be able to read Beowulf in Old English. It's changed too much, because of all the invasions (viking invasions, norman invasion, etc) and because of the influence of Latin as the language of science. However, Hebrew did NOT change that much, in part BECAUSE it "died."
When we say a language is dead, that doesn't mean no one can speak, read, or write that language. It means no new words are being added to it, and it has no more native speakers for whom it is their first language. We actually can fluently speak and write many "dead" languages today, most notably Latin, with total accuracy. Hebrew stopped being spoken by everyday people, but it was maintained as a language people had to learn because Jews have always kept the Tanakh in Hebrew and prayed in Hebrew. A language "dying" doesn't make it lost, it's more like it crystallizing. Dead languages preserve BETTER because they aren't changing constantly.
When Hebrew was revived as a living language, it DID undergo some small changes.
We now use SVO sentence order, not the classical SOV. So, what used to be "I to the store went" in classical Hebrew, we would now just say "I went to the store."
A lot of words got added to the language to describe the things that now existed in the world but not in the Hebrew language, like computer. These mostly have roots in the Hebrew language - we call a computer a machshev, a "thinker," from the root word for to think. Some though, are loan words, like balagan, which comes from Russian and means "a big mess."
We less often use pronoun endings, because we now have a word that implies possession. So instead of saying "chatuli" for "my cat" we would more likely say "chatul sheli." Not always though! Pronoun endings are still perfectly valid grammar.
We use a different construction for possessives. Classical Hebrew uses a construction like this: "chatul Matan" would mean "Matan's cat." However, we now have a word for "of" so we would more commonly say "chatul shel Matan." However, again, both are valid and still used. And the word for of, shel, isn't as old as the Torah, but it does start to appear in the later books written in the Tanakh.
There used to be two forms of the word "I," ani and anochi. Now we mostly only say "ani." Same for "we," which used to be both anu and anachnu, and now we mostly only say "anachnu."
Those are pretty much all the differences in grammar. As you can imagine, it's very easy for modern Hebrews speakers to read older writings with those more formal grammar styles! Easier than for us to read Shakespeare, actually.
There's a few other considerations though.
Hebrew is now written using a script called ketav ashurit, which developed during the exile in Babylon. Before that, a more angular style called ketav Ivrit was used (and is still used by Samaritans). We have other scripts too, like cursive and Rashi script. However, unlike the development of different scripts for English, each letter directly corresponds to an ancient one exactly. Think of them as different fonts. Most Jews don't read ketav Ivrit today, but many can, and it's not hard to learn.
The spellings of some words changed VERY slightly from the ancient to the modern day. Mostly, we added extra × and × letters to some words, to represent o and i sounds that were already there. Again, unlike English, where spelling was a free for all, these are VERY slight changes, and it's easy to read them either way.
We aren't EXACTLY sure about the pronunciation of ANCIENT Hebrew. However, by comparing multiple surviving accents and dialects of Hebrew with what we know about other semetic languages like Amharic, Aramaic, and Arabic, we can make very educated guesses. None of this would effect meaning at all! Just the way it sounds.
There are a FEW very specific nouns in the Torah that we aren't exactly sure what they mean, because even by the Septuagint was translated people had stopped using those words. We can usually tell from context what kind of word they are - for example, we can't be exactly sure what birds are being listed as unkosher, or what stones were in the High Priest's breastplate. But we have very educated guesses from context, preserved in the Talmud.
So, TL;DR - Hebrew HAS changed some over the years, but actually comparatively very slightly. A modern Hebrew speaker can read and understand ancient Hebrew with no difficulty. It is the same language, with less differences between Ancient and Modern Hebrew over a span of 5,000 years, than between sixteen and twenty-first century English, a mere 500.
Also worth noting that, even aside from the issue of whether Hebrew is still Hebrew, Jews also just have older, better translations of the Tanakh as well. The Vulgate is a really bad translation. So is the King James Bible. And to be clear, Iām not just talkingĀ āsome of the nuance is lostā levels bad ā Iām talkingĀ āI donāt know what this idiom means, so Iām just going to say it meansĀ āhad horns growing out of his headā because that sounds like a thing thatās probably true about Jewsā levels of bad.
If your Hebrew isnāt up to snuff and you absolutely have to use a translation, the Targum Onkelos, which is in Aramaic (the former lingua franca of the region) is a far superior translation, and predates the vulgate by a whooping two centuries. You want to bet that 2nd century translators from the region who were still themselves speaking Biblical Hebrew on the regular knew a little more about it than some rando named Jerome who lived in Croatia a couple hundred years later?
To be clear, this is a symptom of a much larger cultural problem, and thatās theĀ routine dismissal of non-Christian cultural authorities on their own texts and traditions by Christians. It doesnāt always look like white colonizers telling First Nations that they donāt know how to farm or do medicine ā sometimes it looks like online cultural Christians telling Jews thatĀ ātheyāre fairly sureā that Jews donāt have the linguistic background to properly understand their own holy texts. But fundamentally, itās the same phenomenon, and itās bad for the same reasons.
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i cant believe this has to be said but
MISANDRY WILL NEVER DO TO MEN WHAT MISOGYNY HAS DONE TO WOMEN

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