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The most dangerous relationships aren't always built on hatred. Sometimes they look almost normal. Tony Soprano and Phil Leotardo could sit down, talk about family, health, money, food, and everyday problems like two ordinary men. That is what makes their relationship so uncomfortable to watch. The tension isn't always... in the shouting. It's in the fact that both men can be perfectly civil while knowing exactly what the other is capable of. The Sopranos understood something most crime shows miss: You don't need to hate someone to eventually destroy them. Sometimes you can laugh with a person, shake their hand, ask about their family and still be calculating what happens when the conversation ends. The scariest part of their rivalry wasn't the violence. It was how normal everything could feel right before it.show more

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David Sacks says Nike should fire it’s CEO and anyone else who approved their marketing campaigns “This is the millionth example of go woke, go broke.” “You stood for great athletes, for amazing performance, for victory. I mean, isn't Nike the goddess of victory? And they built their brand on GOATs like Michael Jordan and great athletes in many sectors, men and women of all different races.” “There wasn't a need to do all this woke stuff. It's just like, this person isn't even an athlete. Who is this person? And what is the message? It used to be just do it.” “And then they got Dylan Mulvaney in an ad, the whole trans thing. This is like the Bud Light case.” “It is so breathtakingly stupid. I mean, their job was marketing. And they're actually marketing images that are so contrary to what the brand was about. It's so craven.” “It was so faddish, that I think that every single person who was part of that decision making chain, from the marketing executive all the way up to the CEO, they should be drummed out of corporate America. I mean, how could you ever approve those campaigns?”

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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Holocaust Survivor & Trauma Specialist Dr. Gabor Maté: ‘Whatever you think of the Ukraine war, you should at least be able to articulate what the other side says about it. You might not agree with that, but when you don't even know, you're not even presented with what is the other side's perspective, what is the history there that the Russians are responding to? Not to justify the invasion, but what is their perspective? What is their historical experience? If you can't even articulate that, then how can you possibly make up your mind about who's right and who's wrong or the mixed up rights and wrongs involved in a particular conflict? And when I speak with Zionists…they have no idea what the experience of the other side is. And it's failure to recognise the experience of the other side is just a commonest human failure, this happens in personal relationships where we all have our perspective and our grievance and we don't even recognise the perspective of the other side. And it's writ large in the political realm where we don't have a clue and we don't even want to. What is the other side actually saying? What is their experience? What are their concerns? And this applies big time to every conflict in the world, including the Ukraine and Russian conflict.’ —Dr. Gabor Maté on the latest episode of Going Underground Watch the full interview in the quoted post below 👇

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