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RT @arthextic: friendly reminder that every fiber of your being carrying the entire universe within.

RT @txzl_97: well let’s rewatch this compilation of the window kiss bts and the actual scene 😃💕 #pursuitofjade #poj

RT @lovesdure: it’s so nice to see a glimpse of old sunshine zaryab back, THIS WAS SO CUTEEE

RT @MerriamWebster: ‘Radical’ comes from a Latin word meaning "root." Because roots are the deepest part of a plant, ‘radical’ came to describe things understood as fundamental or essential. ‘Radical change’ was a change at the root of a system.

🚬🚬🚬 sniff your biwi yes

RT @hajirastfu: best day of their lives. #DarENijaat

RT @zhanglinghehehe: if i'm committing to a 40 ep cdrama, the male lead better be this fine

중드 고르는 법이 남주가 내 스타일대로 잘생겨야 보는 것 같음,,,,,,, 유명한거여도 안잘생겻으면 못보겟다

RT @miasconditioner: when the ship has a delicate private relationship with an unbreakable connection, ties that bind and fates intertwined

RT @jessicnnt: watching ppl effortlessly regurgitate the same thing you exhausted your energy trying to get them to understand is exactly why I’ve just learned to remove myself and go where there’s an easy flowing exchange of positive influence and encouragement

this discourse on asian drama spaces on here rehashed every 2 months as to which country’s medium is “better” is a didactic example of how people need hobbies, and rapidly. media is only differentiated by synergy between characters, the ability to act, and a strong plot.

RT @ivybaos: istg none of u have any idea whats actually popular in the mainland 😭 ur defining a country of 1.4 billion ppl with romance slop

when are yall going to be honest about cdramas 😭

RT @minsizaki: the ying yang reference that made me watch #PursuitOfJade in the first place, nothing can top this. this is PEAK cinema

RT @tahutweets: “mehbooba nahi hai meri” he wanted her so bad 😭😭😭😭

RT @LOVELiSV3027: gucci ช่วยพาป๊ากับม๊าไปถ่ายปกคู่ได้ไหม

the way i will not be responsible for my halat when they air this scene

RT @materialcritic: how it feels doing a literature review

RT @adorewordss: the sea is mine, the sun is mine, and i feel happy for no reason, about everything

RT @echoesofworld: Queensland, Australia

RT @wunnaslut: my emotions are so intense i had to be a star in my past life

RT @emilicoluv: her profile is absolutely perfect

RT @chronicalihere: America is not a democracy, it is a corporatocracy. There is no socio-political state any longer; no morality, only the dominant ethic of corporate power. A totalitarian, unregulated, unaccountable corporate power that wields its will and might over all; that consumes and encapsulates everything. Look at Palantir, look at Peter Theil and Larry Ellison or Elon or AIPAC, or the hundreds of lobbying firms embedded inside of the state apparatus and tell me who's really in charge. The systems and structures in place serve to solely consolidate the corporate class' interests and cultivate a culture of exploitation— of human beings and nature. Everything has been engineered to be dictated through a perverse predatory logic. Democracy is a myth; its all become a facade. The corporate class long ago transfused with the state (beginning with the Powell Memo) and now controls the entire political infrastructure and dictates the cultural landscape. Corporate power will always side with and uphold the worst of authoritarian violence, repression, fascism, etc. Because ultimately, that is the goal of the corporate state. Corporations embed themselves within the political structure to assure unregulated influence that secures control over resources/ production. Today, America is a corporatocracy run by and for an oligarchic elite that, as Chris Hedges describes; gives you a choice between a friendly, inclusive form of corporate fascism under the Democrats or a more raw, racist Christian fascism under the Republicans and especially Trump. Both sides seek to uphold and consolidate the same class interests and sustain a power dynamic that serves the wealthy. Those interests do not include the well-being of the majority of Americans; the poor, vulnerable, and the marginalized there or across the world. It all begins with the police. Policing is not only a by-product of capitalism but THE essential tool in the enforcement of the class hierarchy and more fundamentally in consolidating the interests and power of the rich. When resources are not enough at home, they must be sought after beyond their own borders. The police/ military aren't there for the people's protection or to serve them, they're made necessary because the rich gain their wealth and power by stealing from and exploiting the poor; they're fearful. The poor are only poor because of this— and they're criminalized for it. The contemporary neoliberal hellscape exists because the state gutted the domestic infrastructure to sustain an ever expanding war machine aboard— both are byproducts of the corporate takeover of the state. All violence and its maintenance under capitalism is bound together as a result. Life saving, essential services, and basic necessities are persistently drained to fuel this imperialist behemoth, which secures the power and interests of the elite who service the political class they've installed into place. Most Americans are unable to comprehend these intersectionalities between the state's domestic repression as well as negligence towards it's own poor/ marginalized at home; and its broader imperial apparatus which devastates the poor and racialized overseas— for the same reasons.

600cr adipurush, 4000cr ramayana and still the best portrayal of rama, sita and Ravana on big screen was in none ramayana film which includes the biggest muslim superstars of their fields. It's not about budget only, it never was. beauty of Hindutva and India before 2014 was something else man.

Both parties are sponsored by, and exist to service, the same political/ corporate interests. Methods for enacting policies of violence may appear different between administrations, but the primary architecture and logic remains consistent. At the basis of their shared ultimate agenda is the maintenance of the empire at all costs; a continuation of the ever expanding project of white supremacist settler dominance— they will never jeopardize or abandon this. Dismantling the Revolutionary Islamic State in Iran and the Axis of Resistance is an extension of this mandate. Vehement support for Israel as a critical imperialist outpost in Western Asia is a part of this. Confronting China eventually, is a part of this. They may curb the ferocity with which they seek to meet these goals or actualize them, but they will never abandon them wholeheartedly. As long as the Empire exists as is; as long as the corporatocracy and the hegemonic imperialist-zionist behemoth exists intertwined as is— these ambitions will never cease.

my journey actually began with nirvana in fire (discovered wu lei there).

SO CLOSE TO WITNESSING this buzz 🚬🚬🚬

i think in reflection though, the "trend hype" dramas were the above, as well as hidden love & first frost.

honestly might do a complete rewatch of the show till this point until Monday given i have some respite from work (keyword on some)— subtext is so important to me (esp when i get hyperfixated because of the magical balance of chemistry, character arc and acting)

RT @Skyfrom5to7: American liberals & the American "left" refuse to see Israel as an instrument through which the US subjugates West Asia because any acknowledgement that their country's interests & the logic of capital are realised in colonised regions through openly exterminatory violence runs

ethereal ethereal ethereal HOW 🎞️

Liberals have the misconception that Israel controls America because they don't want to admit that it's the other way around

RT @tricksyklaus: I miss humanity in craft. I miss the india I thought I was growing up in. I miss feeling safe. I miss india.

Some people think cdrama trend started with Hidden love but it actually started with my girlfriend is an alien and Put your head on my shoulder