Calling people out though

> Sokar: Italians can't do anything since the fall of the Roman empire

> Me: Actually here are some historical references thought-out the medieval ages and enlightenment where they had significant contributions.

> Sokar: Screeches

and then after i leave and go to sleep he spreads bullshit accusations cause he got mad over an unimportant debate

He what?

What did he do to you ???

read the post, he does this all the time

Sokar must be Greek

hes irish

Hello support your local antifa

nah

Oh damn my antithesis, some one

lol

Anyway, what's up?

not much

just recently had some drama pop up

thats about it

tbh

you?

I'm not really doing anything either rn, just listening to some music

The album Reinventing Axl Rose, by Against Me!

Their newer stuff isn't as good tbh

seems like disney teenage white suburban music

no offense

Lol

Which album?

the one you just wrote down

this one, right?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CG3S3gOuse8

Hm, I actually relly like that one, but to each their own I guess

yeah

cringe

Hot

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/637543270636978187/643574771153502264/32425241_374881343001716_1225825106480949141_n.mp4

when you

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support Morales against the US backed coup to privatize lithium

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_William_Waterhouse

```In January 2018, Manchester Art Gallery curator Clare Gannaway removed Waterhouse's 1896 Hylas and the Nymphs from public display, after a decision "taken by gallery staff [along] with artist Sonia Boyce."[7] The decision, the curator stated, was "influenced by recent movements against the objectification and exploitation of women" such as the MeToo campaign and the Presidents Club controversy.[7] She denied the removal constituted any form of censorship, stating, "we want to see this as the start of a process, not an end point," and providing visitors with Post-It notes to air their views; meantime, postcards of the painting were removed from the gift shop.[7]

A "strong backlash" followed the decision. Art historian and author Elizabeth Prettejohn, who had previously curated a Waterhouse exhibition at the Royal Academy, disputed the claims about "public debate", stating that "taking [the painting] off display is killing any kind of debate that you might be able to have." After one week, the Manchester City Council, which runs the gallery, decided the painting should return to the wall. "It's been clear that many people feel very strongly about the issues raised," stated the Council in the announcement.[8] ```

is this the guy you get all your shitty pfps from

We wuz kangz fam

you are cracker

Crackerz were kangz