#Condamnations

[francepittoresque]

11 janvier 1680 : création d’une chambre ardente pour juger les empoisonneurs ➽ http://bit.ly/Chambre-Ardente-Empoisonneurs Devant le tribunal exceptionnel nommé "Chambre ardente" ou "des Poisons" et institué par une ordonnance royale, furent appelés les plus grands noms de la cour, qui furent emprisonnés ou exilés, les empoisonneuses étant condamnées au feu

[observatoiredumensonge]

Plus belle la Macronie !

La Macronie c’est 18 CONDAMNATIONS, 7 MISES EN EXAMEN ET 13 ENQUÊTES EN COURS… Par Amarggedon L’usurpation de notre Histoire Livre broché 18,50 € Livre numérisé 7,50 € PDF (7,50 €) L’intention des « concordistes partisans », consiste à amoindrir la valeur d’une civilisation pour en rehausser une autre sous des motifs politiques. De tels historiens, usurpateurs de l’histoire, ne valent rien,…

[itsatorchwoodthing]

some of y’all are so quick to judge the doctor for abandoning jack (me too) because he’s not capable of living with someone immortal like him because he knows how hard is to be immortal - but judge jack bc “he could have done the blood thing in miracle day to ianto”

are you guys okay, aren’t those two shows about how immortality sucks?? do you think jack will actually want to put ianto through that?

[bloominskyline]

maybe i just didn't pay that much attention to it before, but the amount of super-ultra-extra christian god-honoring and most of all, god-fearing romanians truly, genuinely believe that Halloween is a holiday for worshipping the devil is fucking astounding. was this always this way or is this just a new fad brought on by the extreme right or whoever else associated with it?? And they teach this shit to kids as well so when you want to make a lesson abt it cause it's such a huge thing in the english speaking parts of the world they get all offended and try to lecture me about how it's a satanic holiday or whatever

[randomnameless]

I did Crimson Flower first in my Three Houses run and... honestly, Edelgard wasn't even remotely as convincing to me to join her as the fact I'd get to fuck Jeritza.

Beresu I've chosen for the job grew up in Ardesian Empire and I've definitely leaned into Ashen Demon idea as much as possible, so what I've got was a merciless butcher, not a revolutionary firebrand. I expected Edelgard to be this scary red emperor with the grand ideas that justify the means, I expected the vibe of Nine Inch Nails' Survivalism, but instead she's an absolute dork and Hubert does everything morally dubious for her. It reminded me of Corrin in Fates on Nohr path and it definitely did not endear me to her.

Generally speaking the only interesting bits were Jeritza (love this man, best girl) and... maybe Hubert. Honestly speaking, with the way Hubert acts I expected him to be a Flame Emperor after seeing Edelgard. I just genuinely don't get how Crimson Flower Edelgard can be even remotely convincing - she's scary in White Clouds at times, but then it's nothing but dork, dork, dork, Beresu I hate rats, Beresu my path is stained in blood despite the fact I can barely reach any enemy in my automatic promotes and Hubert, Jeritza and you kill most of the enemies instead.

She's idealistic, but it's never really shown how much she's willing to mow down people for her ideals - we don't see destruction, we don't see any particular drama. The only bits closest to it were me deliberately not recruiting any non-BE students aside from Mercedes, Anette, Marianne and Lorenz. Killing these students felt like something, but it isn't really enough and it's entirely optional.

she's scary in White Clouds at times, but then it's nothing but dork, dork, dork, Beresu I hate rats, Beresu my path is stained in blood despite the fact I can barely reach any enemy in my automatic promotes and Hubert, Jeritza and you kill most of the enemies instead

LOL

I don't remember having the same movement issues with Hector when he was promoted, but damn if Supreme Leader's prf class was a nightmare, she was behind people and didn't have enough def to act as a suitable tank - she's supposed to be a player phase unit, but she doesn't have the mov stat to do so...

Granted, it was my first run too, so I missed on the heron festival event and didn't get a dancer :( but I played it before Emile was patched in, and, in a way, I thought it was on purpose - Supreme Leader says she'll explain everything to Billy later on, when they see Emile fighting with them when the BESF attacks the Monastery, and nothing is ever explained post TS - much like how the war was supposed to get rid of Rhea because she has scales, but come the post TS and we're not embarking on the MAGA ride, to conquer Fodlan!

Corn at least, in Conquest, spent more time angsting at the casualties and blood shed - to the point some players found it uncomfortable - Corn notable tried to save people or reacts strongly when Scarlet is Hans'd (just like Sakura's army? I don't remember that well).

It's less artificial than Supreme Leader who only says this in some support lines, or when she's alone with you - her lines feels more like a compulsory thing to say, a box to tick, than a regular reaction. There's nothing similar to Corn's distress or at least gambit to try to spare the defeated soldiers, instead, we have a round of hypocrisy because Rhea BaD when she doesn't let people evacuate the city before turning it in a giant bbq - when we have Emile on our side and when other routes reveal the battle of the Monastery happens so fast after her declaration of war that the CoS doesn't have time to evacuate all of its residents (+Emile saying the grounds around the monastery are battlefields too) in the other routes.

Hubert is still the best part of CF, even if I sort of grew somehow interested at the students insulting Billy when they chop them off - sure my interest later died, but Judith's JP VA lit screaming and crying when Ignatz and Leonie died, Inoue!Rhea's lines delivery, everything bar the BESF itself managed to make the "we must kille people we knew sad uwus" hit closer to the mark than the onion scene, aka the one where Supreme Leader cries after beheading a defeated, and on his knees, Dimitri.

But I agree, it's almost if all the pathos that was supposed to be triggered by the "kill your students :'(" from the game went to the CF enemies, rather than to the other routes casualties.

"We killed Ferdie professor :("

Watch as I gave a fig, Ferdie dies in a map where he is fielded with a Demonic Beast iirc, aka a Feral One. If Ferdie doesn't see anything wrong fighting side by side with a Feral One and doesn't have the same circumstances Lorenz does (granted, even those circumstances are mushy) - especially since it's possible for Ferdie to defect since that's what he does in SS - I legit feel less figs that when we had to kill a retreating Judith, or an Ignatz or Leonie who were defending their homes - hell, even Hilda who, against all of her words and previous behaviour - finally puts her life on the line to protect someone.

[helshades]

@a-room-of-my-own, voilà : là on avait une réponse politique de gauche appropriée, logique, univoque et pacifiste. On pense d'abord aux populations civiles, on condamne totalement l'attaque terroriste, on respecte la position officielle de l'État français sur la question. Ça, c'était un bon tweet de politicien de gauche.

[sunny-and-vicious]

I made a silly doodle

[mytale0]

A country : *Strongly condemns homosexuality*

Me making the personification of this country gay :

[coquelicoq]

i'm now looking at my list of least favorite french words to pronounce and going "too many r's" for about 40% of them and "skill issue" for most of the rest. some of these are actually very fun to pronounce i just couldn't wrap my tongue around them a year or so ago, but now i can i guess??? so that's very exciting. makes me hope that someday i'll be able to pronounce the rest of them. this is a bit pie in the sky because i really don't see myself ever getting there with procureur du roi but you never know. and luckily the french abolished the monarchy so it's not like i'll ever have to use that phrase in modern conversation.

anyway here are the words i actually love pronouncing now: décaféiné diététicien filleul pneumonie

i now feel normal/neutral about these words that used to be hard for me: automne, condamner douloureux électricité, énergie inférieur, supérieur, etc. itinéraire lourdeur salmonellose sclérose subodorer succincte

words that are definitely within the realm of my current capability but i haven't practiced them enough: bugle hiérarchisation méditerranéen phtisie

words that are still the bane of my existence but i live in hope: [yʁ] plus at least one other r or [y] sound: chirurgie, fourrure, marbrure, moirure, nourriture, ordures, peinturlurer, procureur du roi, prurit, purpurin, sculpture, serrurerie, structure, sulfureux, tournure all words beginning with ur-, hur-, or sur- other difficult sequence of r's and vowels: construire and other -truire verbs; lueur and sueur; utérus too many r's: marbre, martre, meurtre, opprobre, proroger, réfrigérateur, rétrograde, rorqual difficult sequence of vowels and/or semivowels: coopérant, extraordinaire, hémorroïdal, kyrie eleison, météorologique, micro-ordinateur, micro-organisme, mouillure, quatuor, vanillier not pronounced the way i would expect from the spelling: indemne, penta-, punk just hard for some reason: humour

[shadowbannedthehedgehog]

en tout cas j'ai terminé le dernier jour d'un condamné aujourd'hui et c'etait bon mais a la fois j'étais un peu déçue bah ouais je comprends la raison pour l'ambiguïté en ce qui concerne l'identité et le crime mais l'auteur a tellement mis en avant le fait que le condamne etait jeune si jeune que j'aimerais bien savoir sa histoire mais le roman est moins une histoire c'est-a-dire pour le plaisir et plutot une critique sociale je crois c'est ca le bon terme ? mais a cet egard est-ce que le but etait acheve je ne suis pas sur pour moi ce qui est devenu assez evident est la cruate de l'attent c'etait six mois cet homme savait qu'il serait pendu c'est fou et le fait que sa fille ne l'a pas reconnu c'etait tellement dechirant et il n'avait pas meme l'occasion d'ecrire quelques pages pour la petite c'est triste

[lookthetart]

Actually remarkable how bad germans are at understanding politcs

Protests against resurgence of nazism -> proceed to scream that Berlin stands with Istrael

Knock knock?? Is there any brain left???? When will germans understand that they cannot say they are proud antifascist while supporting a genocide 😬😬😬😬😬😬

[francepittoresque]

14 novembre 1831 : Louis-Philippe est croqué sous forme de poire par Charles Philipon ➽ http://bit.ly/Poires-Philipon C’est lors d’une audience de Cour d’assises relative à la parution, dans son journal La Caricature, d’une lithographie politique hostile à Louis-Philippe, que le caricaturiste Charles Philipon croque le roi sous la forme d’une poire et publie dix jours plus tard le fruit de son travail, initiant plusieurs années d’une lutte farouche contre le gouvernement

[sosehpad]

L'insolite trafic d'un septuagénaire en RSS : quand les seniors défient la loi

🚨 Un septuagénaire condamné pour trafic de drogues à Caen ! 🍁👴 Découvrez cette histoire incroyable et le phénomène plus large de la consommation de drogues chez les seniors. #FaiezRezk #Drogues #Seniors #Caen 📰🔍

Dans une résidence autonomie de Caen, un homme de 75 ans a surpris tout le monde. Faiez Rezk, autrefois condamné pour trafic de stupéfiants, a été rattrapé par son passé. Récemment, il a été condamné à 5 ans de prison ferme pour avoir dealé du cannabis et de la cocaïne. Cette histoire, loin d’être anodine, soulève des questions sur la consommation de drogues chez les seniors. L’affaire a été…

[stackslip]

on parle de convergence des luttes surtout durant et après les gilets jaunes mais je vois pas beaucoup de gros syndics appeler à la manif en solidarité à la mort de nahel et la répression policière en banlieue, et encore moins de syndicats d'ouvriers en train de dénoncer les syndicats de police pour leur appel à la lutte armée contre les manifestants et à la répression raciste

[hcdahlem]

Vie et mort de Vernon Sullivan

Dimitri Kantcheloff retrace la vie d'un auteur américain qui n'a jamais existé. Vernon Sullivan est l'invention de Boris Vian, mais cette création va faire bien des ravages dans la France de l'après-guerre. Il va secouer tout le milieu littéraire.

  En deux mots Quand Boris Vian relève le défi d’écrire en moins d’un mois un roman à scandale, il ne se rend pas compte combien sa vie va basculer. En inventant Vernon Sullivan, soi-disant auteur américain censuré, il se dote d’un double littéraire qui va secouer la France bienpensante avec J’irai cracher sur vos tombes et va faire de l’ombre à… Boris Vian. Ma note ★★★★ (j’ai adoré) Ma…

[scrumptiousdreamerruins]