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This Punjabi brother explained the issues in a very clear way. Most tensions between Punjabi tourists and people in hill states don’t come from everyone , they come from the behaviour of a few individuals. Things like pressure horns, traffic rule violations, overspeeding, loud nuisance, or disrespect towards local...

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Most luxury beliefs are created in elite universities. Many of the people who come up with these ideas may have an end goal that looks something like a socialist utopia or the toppling of capitalism as it exists today. They may believe that people are suffering from a Marxist idea called false consciousness. In other words, they think people do not understand what is really happening, and that we need to wake them up. So they set out to spread these ideas. There is also a belief that anything that goes against traditional Western norms or values must automatically be good. Some people may spread these ideas with bad intentions, but I think that as these ideas move through elite media and then into the upper and upper-middle classes, most people come to believe they must be good. These ideas are often presented in a way that appeals to people's desire to feel moral. They also appeal to a uniquely elite desire to feel special and different. You are told that you will be unique, sophisticated, and interesting. You will be able to perform the intellectual gymnastics needed to reach a conclusion that goes against what most people in society believe. But there is often an unspoken sense of snobbery behind this. It suggests that ordinary people may not know what is best for them. Instead, it is the people who went through elite institutions who supposedly know better.

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“Basically, in order to buy Scott's defense of ICE, you would have to ignore what everybody knows, which is that they set up this ICE system in a hurry, with billions of dollars, by hiring thousands of unqualified people and then denying them the proper training to do that job. And then giving them these quotas for arrests, where they let them loose on these communities in a systematic way. The direction came from the top. The system was designed from the top. And it functioned as designed, which was to terrorize these communities. And everybody knows that. And the abuses are a predictable and predicted outcome of that system, from the very beginning. And everybody knows that.”

Josh Rogin

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“I’ve already met one President of the United States, and then a second, and a third. Presidents come and go, but the policy doesn't change. A person gets elected with certain ideas, and then people with briefcases well-dressed, in dark suits like mine, but with a black or dark blue tie instead of a red one come and start explaining how things should be done. And everything changes immediately, you know? It's the same from one American administration to the next” - President Putin #DeepState

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I have seen a few videos of dogs with possible cerebellar hypoplasia going viral recently. They are portrayed as being normal healthy dogs that are just "happy", when in reality they are disabled. These dogs ARE cute and worthy of love, but we shouldn't be misleading the public that these are normal dogs. Society already struggles to read and understand dog behaviour accurately as it is. I see so many examples of people misunderstanding dog behaviour, in my clinical practice and in comments to videos online. Misunderstanding dog behaviour might seem harmless to most people, but in reality it leads to unhappy dogs. I go into this in detail in my book, humans misreading dog behaviour means they are misunderstood. This is a real problem with dogs that are suffering from mental health conditions like severe anxiety. Please like this post if you want me to make more of this kind of content, and share it if you think other people need to learn about this topic 🙏 Here is the book for those interested! Video attribution: Stevie: Fenix: Hope:
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I have seen a few videos of dogs with possible cerebellar hypoplasia going viral recently. They are portrayed as being normal healthy dogs that are just "happy", when in reality they are disabled. These dogs ARE cute and worthy of love, but we shouldn't be misleading the public that these are normal dogs. Society already struggles to read and understand dog behaviour accurately as it is. I see so many examples of people misunderstanding dog behaviour, in my clinical practice and in comments to videos online. Misunderstanding dog behaviour might seem harmless to most people, but in reality it leads to unhappy dogs. I go into this in detail in my book, humans misreading dog behaviour means they are misunderstood. This is a real problem with dogs that are suffering from mental health conditions like severe anxiety. Please like this post if you want me to make more of this kind of content, and share it if you think other people need to learn about this topic 🙏 Here is the book for those interested! Video attribution: Stevie: Fenix: Hope:

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95,610 次观看 • 3 年前

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People often stereotype France and Poland as having some of the rudest locals, but this reputation is usually the result of cultural differences rather than genuine unfriendliness. In France, people tend to value politeness, formality, and social etiquette, so tourists who don’t follow these unwritten rules may receive a cold or direct response, which can be mistaken for rudeness. In Poland, locals are generally more reserved around strangers and are less likely to engage in small talk, smile at people they don’t know, or display the kind of outward friendliness that visitors from some countries expect. Because many tourists judge friendliness based on their own cultural standards, these differences can create the impression that people are rude,

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Every two or three weeks, my sister Priyanka describes to me something new that she has learned from the people of Kerala. You have all these things here, so sometimes you take them for granted. You have natural beauty, you have an amazing political culture, you have multiple religions that live happily together. You are used to these things, and you take them for granted. So sometimes it’s important that someone from Delhi comes and tells you this - that you have the most sophisticated political culture at all levels. At the local government level, you have a superb political culture. Because you are emerging from a political process, and you are held accountable by the people of Kerala. And many of the young people here who have been elected for the first time must realize that you have been given trust by the people of Kerala. Respect this trust, cherish this trust, and defend this trust. And remember that, in the end, as a member of the Congress party, you are defending the Constitution of India. And you are not going to allow a culture of silence to pervade this country. : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi 📍Kerala
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Every two or three weeks, my sister Priyanka describes to me something new that she has learned from the people of Kerala. You have all these things here, so sometimes you take them for granted. You have natural beauty, you have an amazing political culture, you have multiple religions that live happily together. You are used to these things, and you take them for granted. So sometimes it’s important that someone from Delhi comes and tells you this - that you have the most sophisticated political culture at all levels. At the local government level, you have a superb political culture. Because you are emerging from a political process, and you are held accountable by the people of Kerala. And many of the young people here who have been elected for the first time must realize that you have been given trust by the people of Kerala. Respect this trust, cherish this trust, and defend this trust. And remember that, in the end, as a member of the Congress party, you are defending the Constitution of India. And you are not going to allow a culture of silence to pervade this country. : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi 📍Kerala

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