#fukuyama

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Nunakuma Shrine - Tomonoura, Japan

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DOROHEDORO (2020) ‒ Episode 10

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FUJIYAMA ART DUMP

idk for some reason out of all dorohedoro characters i've decided that yeah these two are in love

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twin city gift

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Fukuyama, Hiroshima by toricom_official

I can see why Taira no Kiyomori loves to come here, away from the busy and noisy capital of Kyoto at the time with all the political intrigues. 

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艮神社の御朱印。広島県福山。夏詣バージョン（書き置き）もある。 明治時代以前の名前は牛頭天王社（ごづてんのうしゃ）。 1110年頃建立。福山城の鬼門。福山最古。開運神社。スサノオ。 マツコの知らない世界で「2022年1番おすすめの開運神社」として紹介された。 Goshuin. Ushitora Shrine. Fukuyama, Hiroshima.

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Rec: Shared Pastries and Whispered Confessions by AcornScorn

Title: Shared Pastries and Whispered Confessions Author: AcornScorn Canon: Haikyuu!! Pairing: Taketora Yamamoto/Shouhei Fukunaga Rating: General [G] Word Count: 2,175 Summary: Yamamoto takes another bite and then holds out the pastry. It takes Fukunaga a delayed second before he

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Drhdrtober Day 7: fave magic! oh to have the power to turn your friends and enemies into delicious pastries or sexy lizards

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タイ料理が大好きだ！

[inefekt69]

Tomonoura, Japan

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“Quella di premere per il riconoscimento di vari diritti economici di seconda e terza categoria, quali il diritto al lavoro, alla casa e all’assistenza sanitaria, è stata prassi comune a tutti i paesi socialisti. Ma un simile allargamento della lista presenta un grosso problema, e cioè l’incompatibilità del riconoscimento di questi diritti con quello dei diritti di proprietà e di libero scambio

-- Francis "Lavoratori PRRRRRR" Fukuyama

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doing the twitter ship art reference pic with the most irrelevant pair ever

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I'm actually reading Nick Land's “Kant, Capital, and the Prohibition of Incest”, and it's like...high quality continental post-Marx alter-globalization critique in the Immanuel Wallerstein vein of viewing third world maldevelopment as a structurally necessary feature of modern capitalism. It's a little schizo, to be sure, but less than I was expecting. Like early Nietzsche.

It's partially overcome by the Fukuyamaist argument that by embodying the lordship-bondage dialectic, neoliberalism is "doomed" to elevate the peripheral subjects that it "wants" to keep down into a reciprocal relationship (because, within this logic where the developed world exploits the undeveloped, the people who produce end up having power over the decedent consumer class on a long enough time scale). And it seems like the logical counter has to do with managerial/technocratic elites clinging to power by dint of an information advantage and the ability to get Plaza Accords signed.

I'm so puzzled that the Land writing this becomes an alt-right chauvinist.