Date: July 14, 2021
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This is precisely why I refuse to surrender my own vote to these people, and I vote in accordance with my own conscience.
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Date: July 14, 2021
“TSR Games has officially parted ways with Giantlands after days of Twitter drama and the dogpiling of Ernie Gygax Jr. Where does this leave the namesake of the creator of Dungeons & Dragons?” |
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Date: July 14, 2021
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Date: July 14, 2021
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“Krystal and Saagar discuss a major story detailing the Biden administration’s next vehicle for censorship”
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Date: July 14, 2021
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“Krystal and Saagar explain the danger behind oligarchs going to space and privatizing public goods”
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Date: July 13, 2021
“Kyle and Tijmen are in Dallas to conduct the first independent review of the Kandi K27. Before they started filming the reviews, they had to take it for a drive to shake it down! This is the initial drive where they experience the Kandi for the first time.” |
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Date: July 13, 2021
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“Krystal and Saagar go over the Biden administration’s major ethics issues when it comes to Hunter’s art sales”
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Date: July 13, 2021
“Sleeping Children Awake (SCA) was shot in 1991 and televised in 1992. It was one of the earliest independant, feature length documentaries to be broadcast on the crucial subject of the Residential School System . SCA won several awards including “Best Canadian Documentary 1993” (CanPro) and was screened at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s national events held in Winnipeg, Manitoba 2010, and Saskatchewan 2012. … Residential Schools operated in Canada from the 1800’s until 1996. These schools were a primary weapon of the government and the missionaries in their attempt to systematically destroy Native culture. Generations of First Nations people have been scarred from the affects of that policy. Grand Chief Phil Fontaine (a residential school survivor) said, “The first step in healing is disclosure.” In this spirit, “Sleeping Children Awake” illuminates the voices of the many former residents and their families, including Elijah Harper (M.P.) and the late Art Solomon ( Elder, Author). These recollections and experiences are bridged with dramatic excerpts from Shirley Cheechoo’s autobiographical play, “Path with No Moccasins”. Shirley shares an emotional account of her experiences in residential school, a subsequent destructive lifestyle and her journey back into wholeness. The documentary features the songs of Maria Linklater and artwork of various accomplished artists. “Sleeping Children Awake” is both a personal record of this nations’ history and a tribute to the enduring strength of Native Cultures.” 2:00…”When I was a young kid all I wore was moccasins, til I went away to residential school. When I got to residential school, everything was taken away from me…my sexuality…my culture…my language…my family…the whole…this is like being put in a box and you can’t move.” – Shirley Cheechoo There used to be a day, where one could talk about these things out in the open…and it was a day, not so terribly long ago…a day when we imagined, the ice was nearly ready to melt…and the seized voices about to be free…and the settlement with reality about to take place. Today…we still have masses who keep their heads down…non-empathic drones who shout down the outliers, chanting the lies they’ve been ordered to think and repeat…They remain so utterly divorced from being human…from psychologically existing in true reality. This may sound like I am disheartened… …I am not…I simply recognize all the work in front of us. …But we have something which the psychologically neutered do not… …We still have our natural connection, to understand what being human means. …The Spark Remains. It’s when you realize the depths of depravity, within the atrocities the powerful are willing to inflict upon the powerless…that you cannot remain silent any longer. Note: Yes…I realize the reference to sexuality taken away from Shirley Cheechoo as a child, is vague…It’s unclear if this is a reference to being sexually abused by the people keeping and tormenting her…or if her own sexual identity and expression [something which was much more open and free in Native Indian culture] had been suppressed, and turned into an internalized psychological shame [as christian organizations are notorious for doing]. |
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Date: July 13, 2021
“An article is making the rounds about how Disney Parks are for EVERYONE and if you think it’s “woke” then it’s not for YOU. Actually, it’s not for anyone making under six figures a year at this point. It doesn’t matter how “diverse and inclusive” Disney makes the parks… most people can’t afford it anymore. Did we mention that the author seems to be a full-time Disney spokesperson on a bunch of different blogs? Yeah, that’s not surprising…” |
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