It's Victory Day! The USSR triumphed over fascism today, but the US kept nazis openly in power in Western Germany, NATO and the EU. The first NATO leader was a former nazi.
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esoteric pro-palestine website for the new generation of cyberspace explorers
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elwind-cervus
2 months ago
My deepest condolences for your recent experience fellow creative. I too have had to force the words: I love you, Out to those who've done harm to my person solely based on my identity. I hope you're able to find some peace here as the day progresses, be safe and kind to yourself.
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thank you for 151 followers!!!
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vochemurka? /i am from slovakia/
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pochemuchka
4 months ago
ohhhh i just looked up vochomůrka!!! i may have to watch it... my user is the anglicized version of почемучка, i was called it in my russian courses because i asked "why" a lot
oldkidz-newblockz
4 months ago
wiktionary: "From почему́ (počemú, “why”) + -чка (-čka).[1] The word was inspired by a well-known Russian children's book titled Что я ви́дел (Što ja vídel, “What I saw”), which tells the story of a highly inquisitive boy." ? cool.
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Wow, thanks for sharing fellow creative! I had no idea.
@christcom anticommunist moment. those the ussr "took in" were reeducated and forced to do labor. but dw the US gave the nazis in Operation Paperclip cozy jobs