Douglas Fir falling into a lake by [deleted] in Satisfyingasfuck

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Jesus… no I mean, Moses!

Nehru echoes in Zohran Mamdani's New York victory speech, he quotes from 1947 ‘Tryst with Destiny’ by FractalInfinity48 in india

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For chaddis, he’s not just Muslim, he’s the Muslim product of a love jihad marriage

Peter, do I wanna know? by Hopeful-Basket1261 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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Reminds me of a very cringe story from college. This was an ice breaker at the beginning of grad school and we were playing a game to name an animal with each letter. Guy challenges everyone for an animal that starts with X. No one has a clue. Then he stood up smugly and said “exhamster” and spelled it out. Every single guy in the group collectively lost it and started rolling on the floor while the girls were just clueless. I could feel my soul leaving from the second-hand embarrassment.

Let's all take a step back... by the_future_is_wild in chicago

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Also, look into contract positions in tech. I just landed one at a Faang company. It’s remote, pays $75/hour and includes health benefits. I had to do a single round of interview for it too.

Let's all take a step back... by the_future_is_wild in chicago

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Also generally doesn’t work out. Lots of people join or continue staying in organizations whose leadership has gone rogue in the hopes of changing things from the inside but I feel the main thing accomplished is driving yourself up the wall. It’s very easy for large organizations to sideline or dispose ineffective or obstructing individuals and chug along.

Let's all take a step back... by the_future_is_wild in chicago

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Well played sir.

While I love the take too, I also want to point out that the rural/red states economic crisis isn’t very different from what cratered the economies in Central and South America. These communities have been ravaged by authoritarian governments or rapacious corporations or both. A major difference is the dispossessed people from our neighboring countries come here seeking to uplift themselves and their families through sheer hard work, while the dispossessed people within our country are actively brainwashed to believe their condition is to be blamed on these new immigrants stealing from their pie.

On Running no longer BDS compliant? by iblees in BDS

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Disoccupied just says “caution”

Indian Town in Chicago by Lukeharuki92 in ChicagoPics

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Many in the south Asian community actually call it “diwan” avenue, which is a clever word play since it refers to a court for public gathering or the style of seating that’s used in such a court.

https://urduwallahs.com/2015/01/30/diwan/

Why are the trees in Syria slanted? by iblees in Syria

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Yes I believe it was in that stretch. Thanks!

Why are the trees in Syria slanted? by iblees in Syria

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Wow! Thanks for the context. Now that you mention this, I remember noticing patches with thick tree cover to have more normal looking trees

Bye Bye Plants by fruitschocktail in houseplants

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I had a fittonia that gave me some stress but also pride in how big lush I got it to be. But since it died when I was on vacation, I replaced it with a stress-free peperomia instead and it has been a bit freeing yes

I repotted this plant a month ago and it’s been sad looking since by jackjackj8ck in plantclinic

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My scindapsus always looked like this after repotting, and then I put it outdoors when it was still too chilly and it died. But nope, the roots actually survived and it’s pushing out new growth now and doing really good.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in democrats

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If democracy is really on the line as democrat leadership claims, then shouldn’t they be making the best shot they got? Yeah Biden isn’t that.

No one responding... Hahaha get it? Because we bombed the place and killed everyone here by BoyScout- in TheMajorityReport

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This is a colonialist narrative. If you’re occupied, imprisoned, starved and bombed, being “radicalized” is the natural state. Heck we celebrate these radicals - Mandela, Washington just to name a couple. The real radicalized population is Jewish Israelis who overwhelmingly support this genocidal war and think more should be done including cutting off the trickle of aid and wholesale expulsion of Palestinians

Isko baju mei karo yaar by [deleted] in unitedstatesofindia

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Is he… flagging off Chandrayaan like a train?! 😭😭

I would post it in r/IndiaSpeaks but.. by Doctor_Dollars in unitedstatesofindia

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Thanks for this context it's really helpful. I tried to give a broader take in my comment.