La “spina” Marwan Barghouti contro il conflitto permanente
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La “spina” Marwan Barghouti contro il conflitto permanente
https://www.kulturjam.it/in-evidenza/la-spina-marwan-barghouti-contro-il-conflitto-permanente/
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@eniko I didn't know it's english name tbh. (I've only readed/watched LotR/the Hobbit/Silmarillon in french)
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@eniko Sounds familiar, but I wouldn't have been able to say who Shadowfax is if I was just asked.
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La passeggiata di oggi a #Bruxelles con trasporto pubblico.
Traccia GPS e foto geolocalizzate a questo link:
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Logistica di guerra: da la spezia alla base militare di ghedi(bs). il punto sull’oleodotto nato
@anarchia
Oltre ad aggravare la crisi climatica e a contaminare interi ecosistemi, il petrolio alimenta guerre e genocidi in tutto il mondo. E in questo momento storico in cui la guerra è presentata come inevitabile, necessaria e in alcuni casi anche...
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@eniko I must have known that from the books, and I remember them mentioning the name, but I didn't remember the name itself.
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@evan
It doesn't.I have complicated perspectives on voting, its uses and limitations.
More importantly, the use of expatriate in the question encourages a particular perspective that I'm very much opposed to, and necessarily skews the results.
If my perspective on voting wasn't complicated, I'd lean towards banning those who consider themselves expatriate from voting anywhere.
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@evan ❤️
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@evan @mayintoronto @fabio There’s the word emigrante in Portuguese but I don’t think people use it anymore.
A lot of similar words that were used when I was still in school fell into disuse because language is dynamic like that (and that makes me old)
It’s usually two very similar words that mean different things, people keep using one of them more than the other, and the less used eventually gets replaced.
Fabio can talk about that better than me because he studied communications.
