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@Gord02 🤗

@MLClark zinky boys added to list 👍

Its always good when you stubble onto someone who's an aesthetic-kin-like to someone you like - ty

@MLClark *acid affect* lol obvs he doesn't give "acid" 😂😂

@MLClark @tyghebright @CanisPundit

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@MLClark I haven't heard of that I'll certainly check it out though 👍

I really liked Bitter Lake, footage of the west’s 13 year engagement in Afghanistan was interesting and not met well by loadsa people/critics in UK, and HyperNormalisation, another goof one IMO love the "acid" Curtis gives in his docs, all of Curtis docs are worthy of a watch

Thanks for the tip deffo look at that

@holon42 The Jatayu Earth Center in India

Jatayu was a demigod who fought valiantly but was unable to save Site, the wife of Lord Rama, from being kidnapped by the demon king Ravana

@MLClark Adam Cutis documentaries are brilliant

Bitter Lake · Pandora's Box · Modern Times · Inside Story · The Century of the Self and HyperNormalisation to name a few

The series Russia 1985-1999: TraumaZone is also awesome six 1hr episodes

Melancholy, a sculpture created by Albert Gyorgy, portrays the void that grief leaves us with

In Istanbul, Turkey, they made a statue to honor the famous stray cat (Tombili) that used to sit in this position and watch the passers by.

This sculpture by Bruno Catalano portrays the profound emptiness experienced by migrants as they depart from their homeland—leaving their loved ones and their community behind—in pursuit of a better life.

The largest bird sculpture on Earth.

Rajiv Anchal spent 10 years sculpting this mind-blowing statue of an eagle

Statue of King Arthur, England

The Kelpies in Falkirk, Scotland

An homage to the giant horses that used to pull goods along the canal system throughout Scotland. 2 horse heads that stand 30 metres high, The Kelpies are named after water sprites that would inhabit the lochs, and would appear as horses on land

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@SaneWoman we already had hate speech laws in place though

These new laws are aimed directly at online activity and opens the door for people, or certain groups, to use a law to silence others or intimidate others with fear they might get reported

No one is saying hate speech should be allowed but if you actually read the wording of the laws they are not fit for purpose

Its just a slippery slop to take

@SaneWoman In Scotland we had a similar law passed recently and over 3000+ complaints within a number of days just shows it is being weaponized by some

Above anything else its a waste of police time and resources which are already stretched. I can't speak directly about Canada but Scottish police don't even investigate house break ins unless their is home CCTV footage anymore because of money

@SaneWoman it is thoughts being policed if a court can decide you "might" commit w crime and punish you for that

"If the courts believe you are likely to commit a ‘hate crime’ or disseminate ‘hate propaganda’ (not defined), you can be placed under house arrest and your ability to communicate with others restricted"

The way some governments are trying to silence some people and what they say online is getting out of hand.

A word from Steven Moffat

#DrWho #Whovian

https://youtu.be/L7ov9qDFLi0

He's back writing an episode 💙

Lmao and more Republicans show up for Trumps trial

https://youtu.be/9CVCBIBDyhg

And Trumps son, ya know the one who wants daddies attention, also attended not wanting to be outshined 😂😂