Me too!
But to quote the article:
âDid I make a mistake? No. The mistake was that it was a concentration camp, but I had to go to it, otherwise I would have been put into it myself. That was my mistake.â
That was an excuse former guards often gave. But it was not true. Records show that some new recruits did leave RavensbrĂźck as soon as they realised what the job involved. They were allowed to go and did not suffer negative consequences.
Making others suffer is appealing to some people.
Witness the republican party and itâs orange standard-bearer. I guess I was going by the headline only (so-called âordinary womenâ), having not read the article.
Itâs an interesting article, although a bit thin on specifics.
" . . . the Classic Hot Butter song âPopcornâ"
Nice construction video with the song at the end.
Except it was Gershon Kingsley and Jean-Jacques Perrey who wrote and first recorded the piece, back in the 1969:
Frances Seward, Martha Coffin Wright, and Harriet Tubman.
I donât like some of the choice of language, butâŚ
P.S. Maybe Random Silly Grins might be a better fit for this post.
I could also point out that Anakin never went on a âdamn fool idealistic crusadeâ either.
Proposed experiment to test whether reality shifting is real, plus attempt to solve the Yang-Mills mass gap problem.
I donât know if any of the embedded images are gifs.
A recording:
Warning, it is staticky and full of pops, but thatâs what you get with an old, vaudeville record.
Pompei, ĂatalhĂśyĂźk, Cahokia and Angkor.
Itâs over before I knew it started.