runner’s pole

Rainbow Wormies Background GIF Loop by Xponentialdesign

Your Personal &quotFlying Carpet”

blessed Roidkachu

Advisors

Moon half

Top Gun vibes intensify an F-35B onboard HMS Queen Elizabeth

Delta squad

Bootlickers are the most fragile people on earth

Yerevan capital city of Armenia Mount Ararat in background

more whiskers

TOY

Wings in the Night by Pablo Dominguez

3D-scanned and printed Exo prosthetic leg made from titanium designed by William Root

Beecause I can

Mug shot of Herbert Ellis anyone

John Xena

Horrible yet interesting

Furry teacup

Mars Needs Moneymakers

CROSBY STILLS AND NASH

Look Into My Eyes by Bruno

OC Little Walk

FASHION

MOVIE

Every conservative argument from 2016-2020

Ever wondered what eating ass tastes like Have yourself one of these bad boys

Golem by Carlos Alejandro

Spider-man

singing chair

bikini butt on the rocks

Ahahahaha

Games be like……

Bookstore in Nijmegen the Netherlands They have bookcases that are a door to a second row of bookcases

Shock the system by papertiger

Danny Trejo with Antonio Banderas on the set of Desperado 1995

I Like Myself

When my happiness and depression kicks in at the same time

2560x1440P Alita Battle Angel

Mysterious cuts

tea or coffee containers

Ebisu Sunset Tokyo Japan OC #4564

Got vaccinated today Went super well everybody was very professional and nice In and out in 15 min

pokemon nightmare

music to die to

Starfleet Freedom Class By Jetfreak-7

Oh glad they cleared that up

Exterminate All the Brutes

With Raoul Peck, Josh Hartnett, Denis Lyons, Caisa Ankarsparre. The path to the new world, an unsettling and intricate story of genocides. Conquest, slavery and the fabrication of “Whiteness”.

A four hour movie in four 1 hour parts, “Exterminate All The Brutes” is a tightly woven story of the act of genocide, how it happened in the past, how it’s happening now, and leaves us with the thought that it’s not a lack of knowledge of the situation, or a lack of awareness, but a lack motivation to do anything about it. There’s some fictional stuff thrown in with Josh Harnett and others that I don’t really care for, but the rest of the material is top notch and well worth your time, especially if you have HBOMax already.

I should also like to point out that there’s a fantastic Director’s Statement on the HBO site that I didn’t watch until after the entire thing was watched.  I’m not sure if watching it before I started would have impacted my impressions at all.

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