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دانشجو های رنگین کمونی ای آمریکایی که دور خودشون پرچم فلسطین میپیچن و توی تظاهرات دانشگاهی شرکت میکنن نه فتیش مظلوم پرستی دارن نه دنبال ادا دراوردنن، صرفا یه مشت آدمن که که دارن از حق آزادی بیانشون برای تاثیر گذاری توی سیاست های خارجی کشور دموکراتیکشون استفاده میکنن، احتمالا درک همچین چیزی برای جماعت سودو انتلکشوال تلگرام مثل اریک سخته و چنین چیزی براشون پارادوکسیکال و ابزورد و عجیب غریبه، چون اینجا تو ایران ما هیچ درکی از دموکراسی، لیبرالیسم آزادی بیان و آزادی عقیده نداریم، برای ما ایرانی ها آزادی عقیده و تکثر و حتی مفهوم اراده قدرت نیچی به مثابه فتیش مظلوم پرستی ادا در آوردن مسخره بازی و حماقت متبلور میشه، صرفا نمیتونیم درکش کنیم.
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Patient: I'm too weak to wipe my own ass.
Dr.House: why would you want to wipe your own ass, when you could have someone do it for you?
Dr.House: why would you want to wipe your own ass, when you could have someone do it for you?
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Forwarded from Hüseyin Dogru Journalist / red. media founder
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Today’s Victory Day, marking the defeat of Nazi Germany, we remember one of the most famous moments from newly liberated Berlin. The video shows Maria Limanskaya, a young Red Army woman, dancing and directing traffic in front of the Brandenburg Gate.
Limanskaya was born in Volgograd and joined the war in 1942 in the ranks of the Red Army when she was only 18 years old. She was thrown into the unbelievably difficult task of capturing Berlin. A cameraman named Anatoly Aronov captured her performance on film, and it immediately went viral worldwide.
After the war, she returned to her native village and worked at a library before becoming a nurse. It was there that she saw her famous photo for the first time, shown by one of her patients in the “Rabotnitsa” (The Woman Worker) magazine.
Maria Limanskaya was awarded the medals “For the Liberation of Warsaw,” “For the Capture of Berlin,” and “For Victory over Germany.” She is still alive today at the age of 100.
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Limanskaya was born in Volgograd and joined the war in 1942 in the ranks of the Red Army when she was only 18 years old. She was thrown into the unbelievably difficult task of capturing Berlin. A cameraman named Anatoly Aronov captured her performance on film, and it immediately went viral worldwide.
After the war, she returned to her native village and worked at a library before becoming a nurse. It was there that she saw her famous photo for the first time, shown by one of her patients in the “Rabotnitsa” (The Woman Worker) magazine.
Maria Limanskaya was awarded the medals “For the Liberation of Warsaw,” “For the Capture of Berlin,” and “For Victory over Germany.” She is still alive today at the age of 100.
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