Grammy’s - Dave Chapelle

Posted February 6, 2023 by Ooofffff in Cancelled

My husband just informed me that Dave Chapelle won a Grammy for The Closer (👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻) so I went on IG to see if there were any posts about it I could add to my story and …. Nada on my feed. My feed is all Taylor Swift dancing to Bad Bunny, and some TIM winning for a pop song I’ve never even heard of. 🙄 So then I searched Dave Chapelle as a hashtag to see what would come up and still nothing! Just so ridiculous that a sh*t song by some dude is everywhere, but somehow Dave’s award is silenced.

Anyway, I’m very glad he won and very glad that Viola Davis finally got the EGOT she deserves. They’re both 🐐 s.

(Also, I hope this is the right circle, sorry if it isn’t.)

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Posted February 6, 2023 by Ooofffff

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This circle is to catalog the attempts (generally by those in some position of power) to silence those who speak out against the TRA/gendercult. The main focus is women who are hounded by the TRAS, and also to note the propaganda and institutional capture by the cultists.

"A valued person lives in a society in which her story has a place. Violence against women is often against our voices and our stories. It is a refusal of our voices, and of what a voice means: the right to self-determination, to participation, to consent or dissent; to live and participate, to interpret and narrate."

“Having a voice is crucial. It’s not all there is to human rights, but it’s central to them, and so you can consider the history of women’s rights and lack of rights as a history of silence and breaking silence"

Rebecca Solnit

Good articles on propaganda, thought control, totalitarian regimes

[Arendt, propaganda] (http://archive.is/mINjs)

Authoritarianism and post-truth politics

Robert Jay Lifton

Mao's little generals

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