the tributes to Hannibal Lecter?
Agreed! Nothing Patriotic about Trump.
Don’t confuse patriotism with idolatry.
On the evening of 7 April 1775, Samuel Johnson made a famous statement: "Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel."
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Don’t confuse patriotism with idolatry/djt/爱国主义是流氓的最后庇护所
-- Samuel Johnson's famous statement as:
“1775年4月7日晚上，塞缪尔·约翰逊发表了一句名言：‘爱国主义是流氓的最后庇护所。’”
-- Patriotism often involves a commitment to upholding the principles and values of one’s country, such as justice, liberty, and equality, rather than merely supporting a conman as their leader or his ideology with hidden agenda.
the idea of patriotism involving a commitment to core values rather than blindly supporting a deceitful leader.
“爱国主义通常涉及坚持国家的原则和价值观，如正义、自由和平等，而不仅仅是支持一个骗子作为领导者或他的隐秘 agenda。”
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John F. Kennedy's Boston Garden Speech (November 14, 1960):
“If that call [to be] a liberal is a call to those who seek to preserve the values of our democracy, to advance the cause of justice and freedom, to ensure equal rights and equal opportunity for all Americans, then I proudly answer, ‘Yes, I am a liberal.’
In a time of growing affluence, we must not forget the problems of those who are left behind. We must act to make our economy more efficient and more equitable. We must ensure that our prosperity is shared, and we must protect the weakest and the poorest among us.
If that call to be a liberal is a call to extend the benefits of our society to every American and to ensure that the American dream is within the reach of all of our citizens, then I proudly answer, ‘Yes, I am a liberal.’”
In this speech, Kennedy embraced the term "liberal" as it related to his vision of social justice, economic opportunity, and the protection of individual rights. John F. Kennedy's speech given on November 14, 1960, at the Boston Garden. During this speech, Kennedy addressed his political philosophy and defended liberalism.
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He's a dictator in the waiting.
As a veteran, I agree 100%. These will forever be known as the dumb ages.
Patriotism often involves a commitment to upholding the principles and values of one’s country, such as justice, liberty, and equality, rather than merely supporting a conman as their leader or his ideology with hidden agenda
https://youtube.com/shorts/LrBI8NAwiMM?si=9RyGxY_wBtW7QBFG
He just explained the real reason he returned to TheDailyShow... to do his part of making this world resemble one that he would prefer to live in. A true patriot!
Shoutout to the strong and nameless individuals who care for their community daily through direct action and mutual aid. It takes daily work and kindness from everyone
This is what confuses me about some Trump supporters. I heard people say that Trump made politics interesting. And I'm just like why? A car accident is interesting doesn't mean you want it to happen. So why do you want that from your politicians or politics.
Im 75 and admire you, dear soul.your humor is a lovely vacation from life's stress. I hope you receive the kindness you deserve. thank you for your efforts, john. love to all, marcia in Modesto, ca.
https://youtu.be/e_gkEviOWIk?si=kaXUlY-iPMfLnwE2?
PTL: Live in the moment or coincident?
"When the camera pans to a clearly childless cat lady when Oprah mentions the word childless cat lady, and she looks behind her at other people to see what the cameras are pointing at, I never laughed so much in my life. Years from now, I think a small bit of me will still be laughing."
H/t:
@niyanlan8928
1 day ago
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https://youtube.com/shorts/xhEMda5JUhc?si=9aLp_a0u1ReP7UIA?
Bill is the only president in modern times to balance the budget and get us a surplus.
They probably don't even notice the tributes to Hannibal Lecter*, because he already blew their minds with stories about electrocution and sharks.
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ChatGPT said:
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Tributes to Hannibal Lecter, a fictional character created by Thomas Harris, often reflect his complex and multifaceted nature as a villain and a brilliant psychiatrist. Here are some notable tributes to Hannibal Lecter:
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Literary Tributes:
- Thomas Harris’s Works: Hannibal Lecter first appeared in Harris's novel "Red Dragon" (1981) and was further developed in "The Silence of the Lambs" (1988), "Hannibal" (1999), and "Hannibal Rising" (2006). These novels provide a comprehensive look at his character and are essential tributes to his role in literature.
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Film Adaptations:
- Anthony Hopkins's Portrayal: Anthony Hopkins's iconic portrayal of Hannibal Lecter in "The Silence of the Lambs" (1991), "Hannibal" (2001), and "Red Dragon" (2002) earned him an Academy Award for Best Actor and cemented Lecter as a cultural icon.
- Brian Cox’s Performance: Brian Cox's earlier portrayal of Hannibal Lecter in "Manhunter" (1986) is also a notable tribute, showcasing the character's origins before Hopkins's interpretation.
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Television Adaptations:
- "Hannibal" TV Series: The NBC TV series "Hannibal," which aired from 2013 to 2015, offered a fresh take on Lecter, with Mads Mikkelsen’s portrayal being widely praised. The series explores the complex relationship between Lecter and FBI investigator Will Graham.
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Cultural Impact:
- Pop Culture References: Hannibal Lecter has been referenced and parodied in various films, TV shows, and books, highlighting his impact on popular culture.
- Merchandise and Media: Lecter’s persona has inspired a range of merchandise, including masks and collectibles, paying homage to his unforgettable character.
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Academic and Critical Analysis:
- Psychological Studies: Scholars and critics often analyze Hannibal Lecter as a representation of extreme intelligence and psychopathy, contributing to discussions in psychology and criminology.
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Fan Tributes:
- Fan Art and Fiction: The character has inspired numerous fan-created works, including art, fiction, and forums dedicated to exploring his character and mythology.
These tributes highlight Hannibal Lecter's lasting impact on literature, film, television, and popular culture.
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examples of hat tips (H/t)?
ChatGPT said:
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"Hat tips" (often abbreviated as "H/t" or "HT") are a way of acknowledging or giving credit to someone who has provided a piece of information, insight, or inspiration. They are commonly used in written content, such as articles or blog posts, to show appreciation or give recognition. Here are a few examples of how hat tips might be used:
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Blog Post or Article:
- “This article was inspired by the recent study published on climate change. H/t to Dr. Jane Smith for bringing it to my attention.”
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Social Media:
- “Great discussion on renewable energy trends today! H/t @EcoWarrior for the insightful tweet that sparked this thread.”
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Academic Paper:
- “The methodology used here is based on techniques discussed in recent research. H/t to Professor John Doe for his foundational work in this area.”
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News Report:
- “The latest developments in the case were highlighted by several sources. H/t to reporter Sarah Lee for her detailed coverage.”
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Email or Internal Communication:
- “Thanks to Alex for pointing out the error in the report. H/t for catching that before the final submission.”
In each example, the “H/t” or “hat tip” serves as a form of acknowledgment and respect for the contributions of others.
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https://youtu.be/ztPAZKM6hME?si=KYFjimLJmviB630n
These undecided voters said Harris’ speech made up their minds. Hear why
These people illustrate why teaching critical thinking skills are vital.
I am very disappointed in CNN this guy is not an undecided voter he is a mega Trump supporter and CNN should have did your vetting more thoroughly. CNN needs to issue a correction and an apology to their viewers. With all the resources CNN have they should have investigated a little bit more to find out that this guy is a mega Trump. support.
It is a sad state of affairs when a woman says she will just not vote, so clear that she doesn't understand oppression and what the women before her had to fight for to have a voice in this country!
Also, Harris is one of the most experienced human beings to ever run for President in the United States, and a public servant for her entire life. Prosecutor. AG of largest state. Senator. VP for 4 years. To say she is not ready while saying that Trump was and is ready with his non-existent and limited experience shows your true colors.
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When a Harvard Professor got emotional with evidence-based and specific facts, a scholar speaks in tear, it got me!
Elizabeth Warren gets emotional as DNC crowd cheers Mass. senator for over a minute
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Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren received an ovation from the Democratic National Committee crowd that lasted over a minute Thursday night. causing the U.S. senator to get emotional, before speaking about her relationship with Kamala Harris.
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