Heraclitus is cool actually but so little survives

I hope you didn't spoil yourself with a full summary

It's definitely bleak but the protagonist is an inspiring comrade and he finds purpose in his circumstances

yeah top 4

Every continental boundary is more of a desired boundary than anything real. There are no "real" continents.

I can't disagree with wanting to delegimitize it

That line is like the only great part of St. Anger

The corniness rocks actually

Not in France and I don't speak French, I'm only defending them as a matter of principle

I have visited though

I suggest adding the movie Daniel (1983). It's about the trial and execution of a pair of communist New York Jews on false accusations, and the impacts of it on their children. It's loosely based off the history of the Rosenbergs.

I get that, happens to me as well

Belt and Road countries are literally most countries. It's likely to be a safe investment overall, as it's one of the most diversified strategies. I think some B&R countries seeing relatively poor returns must be expected though.

X finally living up to its pornsite type name

There were restrictions?

I'm pretty sure the article you're referring to is a section of the great redsails piece Masses, Elites, and Rebels: the Theory of Brainwashing