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how do I gain your comic making abilities?? How must one lock into the mindset

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I recommend believing in the depths of your soul that you know exactly what you're doing and you will succeed and that the finished product will be great and singular and will save lives and contribute to the causal cascade by which the messianic era is to be effected. Anytime you start to question these affirmations immediately dismiss your doubts as baseless insecurity possibly imposed on you by capitalism and/or evil witches. If you start to feel like what you're drawing is unsalvageably bad immediately turn off your discursive brain and begin moving your hand automatically. Also never sketch or story board that takes too much time. You have to make as many drawings as fast as possible because you're going to die. We're all going to die.

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jesus christ it should be illegal for a random person in the grocery store to be wearing the exact perfume that my girlfriend wore when we were 15 🫠

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hi, as you may know internet blackout have been very frequent the past week in Gaza. theres also a reason for that: amid the zionist's agression on Iran, the occupation has been trying to shift more and more attention from their genocide in Gaza. THIS WEEK HAS BEEN ONE OF THE DEADLIEST BY TUESDAY ALREADY. at least 100 people lose their lives daily at so called "aid" checkpoint, which are in reality just slaughter zones.

not only are they suffering from the continuous bombing of Gaza, but from the massacres taking place whenever people gather for food. bombings, illness, thirst, hunger, the ongoing siege, and the closure of the crossings. these are all things that palestinians have to face daily, and have been facing for the past 2 years almost

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Q: You knew Stalin very closely. What was he like?

Kaganovich: "Iosif Vissarionovich was a very prudent man. Very. A man who saw very far. Today we should ask ourselves: could we really have fought fascism if we had remained a non-industrialized, non-collectivized country? Could it have, our archaic agricultural village, feed the army and the cities? Who would have the courage to answer yes to this question? We should ask ourselves: why did Tsarism die? Because it had nothing to feed the army with. It had no clothes to dress it. It was a naked, barefoot, and hungry army, that of the Tsar, and it had nothing to shoot. We, on the other hand, in the fight against Nazism, after the retreats we began to increase, increase, increase our military power, and we sent tens of thousands of artillery pieces to the front. When we attacked Berlin, it was an attack never seen before in intensity and power. Where did we get all those tanks and planes? Without Stalin's policy we would never have gotten anywhere, we would all have died. What would have become of the USSR, if we had not made in ten years the progress that normally takes fifty or sixty years? Fascism does not wait, it would not have waited. Our country would have been destroyed. And all these shitty patriots today don't want to understand it, just as many communists don't understand it anymore. We should have taken Bukharin's path, they say, Kondriatev's path... Well, what would have happened if we had followed their path? We would have been crushed, I am deeply convinced of that. We would have been crushed for five hundred years, it would have been much worse than the Tartar yoke. That's what Russia would have ended up like. We gained two years with the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact, two years, from '39 to '41, crucial for the development of industry, for the strengthening of transport. But now it's easier to blame Stalin and his era for everything."

Q: Have you never had second thoughts about the arrests of that era, about the violence and the victims of the campaign to collectivize the countryside?

Kaganovich: first point to remember is that collectivization was the continuation of a Leninist line. Were there excesses? Yes. But where and when aren't there? There always are. When you fight a war, it is difficult to know in advance how many bullets you will fire. The enemy occupies one of our cities, we must retake it. But inside the city there are our people, innocents who could be killed in the attack. The army will still shout: to the assault, because that is how it must be, in all types of war. Yes, the result is that even the innocent suffer. There were innocent victims in the collectivization of the land. But there were also rich, influential peasants, linked to the church, who disturbed, obstructed. What was to be done? And in industry there was sabotage. Today many historians deny it, but it was true. Sabotage existed, and, I will say more, it still exists today. Perhaps I have the mentality of an old, overly suspicious fighter: but what are the unshipped goods, the extortion,the development of this mafia that is so much talked about, and of the black market, what are they if not a colossal sabotage against socialism? We should intervene harshly, and explain to the people what is happening, why they are made to suffer in this way. We should open a great debate."

Lazar Kaganovich's response to criticism of Stalin's domestic industrial and agricultural policy in preparation for the Nazi invasion of the USSR

From the archives of La epubblica, interview conducted in 1990 via written questions and answers; KAGANOVICH SPEAKS 'WE ARE NOT MONSTERS'

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I hate making art that draws from my real experiences because it's the only way to make fulfilling art but I also have to fight the urge to label it like "DON'T READ INTO THIS. DON'T THINK ABOUT IT TOO HARD. PRETEND THE AUTHOR DOES NOT EXIST". death of the author not as literary analysis but as "I know I'm gutting myself for you but please do not look at my guts"

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Carving my deadname on the victims of communism memorial

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Relief for Rafah is a community kitchen in Rafah that is buying food and water in bulk and distributing it for free. They need funding to continue supplying the people of Mawasi al-Qarara refugee camp with water.

You can help by donating here.

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Henry Glintenkamp (1887–1946) - “Conscription”, 1917

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Draft in the sun by gemi ningen

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"Village Church with Flying Saucer" - Art by Mark Bryan

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Adorno, Minima Moralia

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June 20, 2025 - Palestine Action activists on electric scooters break into RAF Brize Norton and damage two military aircraft, before getting away without detection.

Flights depart daily from the base to RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus. From Cyprus, British planes collect intelligence, refuel fighter jets and transport weapons to commit genocide in Gaza. [video]

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Alice Notley in The Paris Review (1970)