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📹sharghzadeh
299,091 просмотров • 1 месяц назад •via X (Twitter)
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The people that need to hear this are not going to listen.

I will cross the road just so I can put my rubbish into the bin. Not littering is the bare minimum anyone can do. It's not difficult

The tall man of Rwanda has the right idea when it comes to teaching people civic sense

There is a strong line between strong nationalism and strong community spirit. Anybody can be nationalistic for their country. It’s easy to say you love a place because it is. It’s much harder to say you love a place because of what it can be. That is what divides the world.

It's often a feedback loop that needs to be broken. Environments condition people, and in turn people condition their environments. Due to the global dominance of capitalism, everything becomes transactional, and naturally there are winners and losers. That then becomes a mindset

I love this guy videos he always makes sense

This dude hasn’t seen Tokyo recently there’s a huge litter problem and nobody looks at litter in a country and say colonialism did that lol bunch of random straw man’s that make no sense

actually, iran is a third world country because it was neither aligned with the capitalist-imperialist third world nor with the warsaw pact countries.

easteners are retards and will drown in their shit

@rattibha

You can’t train it, you can’t teach it. No environmental factors can change a persons biospirit their innate prebuilt instincts. Their thought and behavioural patterns cannot be changed. Non-white people will always re-create the dysfunctional conditions of their homelands

Facts.

meh

It’s a scale of holonic integration

Why’s he saying “we” when he’s clearly white lmao

he says that like it’s a hot take like as if this isn’t something we often talk about, we already address it, when we list some of the problems we have that are rooted to colonialism we’re not still removing the agency of some of our own shortcomings that we cause for ourselves
