Alyx Hinata 🇹🇩🚫💀 @alyx@gameliberty.club

@matrix
imagine being so bitter in life that you misinterpreted his tweet in the worst way possible because you deem your elon derangement syndrome to be way more important than his effort to get rid of CP

you know, the one thing twitter’s previous management seemed to care very little about? if at all?

bunch of disgusting cunts

I very recently learned that the term “boycott” comes from someone’s actual name: Charles Boycott. Boycott was an English land agent who tried, in 1880, to collect unpayable rents from Irish peasants on behalf of an English aristocrat landlord. When he failed to collect the rents, he tried evicting the tenants. The Irish Land League responded with a campaign to ignore Boycott’s orders and isolate him socially and economically.

They not only ignored his eviction orders and threw manure at his process servers, but refused to deliver his mail or sell him food.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Boycott

It was pretty effective—the British government eventually had to deploy a thousand soldiers (naturally, because the state works for the propertied class and none more than the 19th century British state) at a cost of some £10,000 to harvest £500 worth of crops. Boycott had to be evacuated by the soldiers, who even had to drive him out, as no locals would agree to drive his carriage out of the region.

Imagine being cancelled so hard that your name becomes permanently associated with getting cancelled.

I think many people here who bemoan having "nothing to watch" because of wokeism in media nowadays are unaware at how utterly based old movies are (and they should watch them).

One of the nicer revelations in learning languages for me is that even native speakers wouldn't "know" the rules of their own language and operate largely by feelings anyway~

So instead of trying to perfectly understand all the rules it is better to train my mind, somehow, so that I can start to "feel" things like them