Marty_Purtell

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on You know how it be · c/adhd · 2 pts · 283d

Thank you for the details. This is a really wholesome community. Can I use cheddar + mozzarella? Also, in my country real cheddar is very expensive and hard to find. Can I use processed cheddar? How many slices, if so?

on You know how it be · c/adhd · 4 pts · 283d

Hm. Seems good, I will try that someday. Can I use tomato sauce instead of tomato soup?

on You know how it be · c/adhd · 7 pts · 283d

Sorry, I'm not yankee. What you do with it? Pass it on bread? Before or after toasting?

Don't think so. Those 3 are philosophers (Sartre, Stirner and Marcus Antonius) and "will" is the signifier of a group of similar concepts. Maybe those philosophers are being criticized for being over voluntaristic. But I'm not certain. The question here is what "actualize" means. Is it a concept?

Muito melhor do que mostrar pro mundo a superioridade do nosso futebol é criar tendencia de como defender a república. Essa noite aqueles que se importam com a democracia nos olham com admiração. Lutemos para que isso seja o prenúncio de um futuro democrático e do império da lei.

AQUI É BRASIL, CARALHO! 🇧🇷

Internet don't know the ethnic diversity of Brazil. They think the German descent community living here comes from a few nazi leaders who fled to Brazil. When in reality they came in droves in 19th century and still speak an old German dialect no longe spoke in German. We have huge communities of Italians, germans, spaniards, portuguese, chinese, japanese, Koreans, syrians, lebanese, nigerians, angolans, haitians, colombians, peruans, bolivians. Brazil is not a ethnic homogeneous country. There are white people, brown people, asians, black people. The term "latino" don't make sense in Brazil. Brazilians don't use much less identify with it. Brazilian is just a nationality, don't mean anything ethnic. Brazilians can be anything.