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@addnme „Bis zu 40.000 Menschen sollen es gewesen sein, die in Dresden zusammen kamen, um am 21. Januar bzw. noch einmal 30.000 am 3. Februar für die Demokratie einzustehen. … Aber anscheinend bleibt es auch dabei, dass rechte Aufmärsche in Ostdeutschland den Großteil der Bevölkerung kaum interessieren.“
Meine Mutter (72+) war am 3.2. auf dem Theaterplatz. Als ich ihr sagte sie könnte am Sonntag auch wieder dabei sein, sagte sie dass sie davor Angst hat. Ich sah an dem Tag Familien auf den Gegendemos. Es ist also nicht gefährlich, aber es fehlt aus meiner Sicht an der Unterstützung und des Aufrufes der demokratischen Organe. Es ist wie so oft, Demos ja, aber sobald Antifa dabei ist lieber nicht…
Lasst lieber mal symbolisch Händchen halten für 5 Minuten, und ob der Nebenmann AfD wählt oder Reichsbürger ist, muss und will man lieber nicht wissen.
#AlertaAlertaAntifascista #nonazis #dd1102 #allezusammengegendenfaschismus
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@addnme „Bis zu 40.000 Menschen sollen es gewesen sein, die in Dresden zusammen kamen, um am 21. Januar bzw. noch einmal 30.000 am 3. Februar für die Demokratie einzustehen. … Aber anscheinend bleibt es auch dabei, dass rechte Aufmärsche in Ostdeutschland den Großteil der Bevölkerung kaum interessieren.“
Meine Mutter (72+) war am 3.2. auf dem Theaterplatz. Als ich ihr sagte sie könnte am Sonntag auch wieder dabei sein, sagte sie dass sie davor Angst hat. Ich sah an dem Tag Familien auf den Gegendemos. Es ist also nicht gefährlich, aber es fehlt aus meiner Sicht an der Unterstützung und des Aufrufes der demokratischen Organe. Es ist wie so oft, Demos ja, aber sobald Antifa dabei ist lieber nicht…
Lasst lieber mal symbolisch Händchen halten für 5 Minuten, und ob der Nebenmann AfD wählt oder Reichsbürger ist, muss und will man lieber nicht wissen.
#AlertaAlertaAntifascista #nonazis #dd1102 #allezusammengegendenfaschismus
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Isoliert #firefox #cookie s verschiedener Tabs noch nicht selbst? Das #AdOn ist immer noch nötig? -
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13 - I don't think I've played anything 5 times! *Maybe* half-life!? Or do Roguelikes count? In which case a ton of them - Probably #ADoM the most, #SlayTheSpire too, #FTL... #Hades too!
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@wraldpyk I never played the original I mainly think this was because of the ASCII style, even though I played visually similar games f.ex #adom.
I do love games like #Gnomoria and #Rimworld which are heavily inspired by #dwarffortress and I'll definitely check it out when it's releasing. -
@wraldpyk I never played the original I mainly think this was because of the ASCII style, even though I played visually similar games f.ex #adom.
I do love games like #Gnomoria and #Rimworld which are heavily inspired by #dwarffortress and I'll definitely check it out when it's releasing. -
@wraldpyk I never played the original I mainly think this was because of the ASCII style, even though I played visually similar games f.ex #adom.
I do love games like #Gnomoria and #Rimworld which are heavily inspired by #dwarffortress and I'll definitely check it out when it's releasing. -
@MarcNuernberger Hm, there are many players addicted to rogue likes here at Mastodon... I know that @mdhughes is into a lot of games... I usually just play #DCSS and #Adom from time to time.
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Вспомнил времена когда познакомил одногруппника с игрой #ADOM. Через несколько дней он мне рассказывал как по долгу он зависает в ней, в какие дебри залез, каких тварей видел и как помирал. Многих нюансов он не знал в отличие от меня и даже пил из непонятных луж и одевал незнакомые предметы, но продвигался он быстрее меня по сюжету. В конце концов он дошёл до врат Хаоса… А дальше я не помню закрыл ли их или вошёл внутрь и сразился. Я сам так далеко не заходил, но зато в тонкостях разбирался.
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Fashion shoots go ahead even when it rains 💪
Model: Jake Burton
#man #male #bodybuilder #bodybuilding #muscle #muscular #fashion #shorts #gif #abs #adonisbelt
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Fashion shoots go ahead even when it rains 💪
Model: Jake Burton
#man #male #bodybuilder #bodybuilding #muscle #muscular #fashion #shorts #gif #abs #adonisbelt
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Fashion shoots go ahead even when it rains 💪
Model: Jake Burton
#man #male #bodybuilder #bodybuilding #muscle #muscular #fashion #shorts #gif #abs #adonisbelt
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Proud Pink Sky (Redfern Jon Barrett @Redfern ) – In an #AltHistory, the end of WWII sees the formation of Berlin as an independent #gay state with #polari as an official language. Now 24 million strong and a glittering futuristic metropolis, it is divided into an assortment of gay and lesbian districts (Twinkstadt, Diesel, Paw, Adonis…) including a hetero district for the immigrant straight labour and Q; which houses those who don’t fit into the strict categories of Gay and Lesbian. Those who as #bisexual, #trans+ and #polyamorous are seen as diluting the gay state and a fifth column for heterosexuals. Same-sex monogamous marriage is a requirement for full citizenship in Berlin.
The story follows the teen William who flees the homophobic persecution of Britain with his lover but struggles to find a place in the city’s rigid hierarchy. Meanwhile, Cissie and her family move to the city’s heterosexual district while her husband takes construction work. But while he falls into religious propaganda, Cissie explores life in the illegal trans district as tensions mount between the state and its undesirable residents.
I have to say, I’ve long been enamoured by the idea of a gay homeland to feel safe in, as flawed as the idea is (and have occasionally wanted to write a novel on this myself). To have this played out but the state centred on the community’s internal biphobia, transphobia etc. is very uncomfortable. The fact the city’s majority wants to be seen as normal and respectable enough to be accepted by the wider world (despite the distinction never mattering to bigots) sounded very familiar to groups like Mattachine, those who want to throw the radicals under the bus and conform to cishet values as much as possible. Put on a suit and tie, get married and be as non-threatening as possible rather than burn down the system that oppresses us. I never imagined a gay state being anything other than a revolutionary one and this is both innovative and depressing/sobering at the same time.
Then that the rest of the world never progressed on gay rights while everyone fled to Berlin is also a key part of why the gay nation idea has always been a risk - if you all leave, how will things improve for the kids born after you? We’re not free unless every queer child is born into that freedom.
Yet at the same time, the arguments for the safety found inside the nation used by various characters are particularly poignant in today’s climate, even if those most in need of it are those who are discriminated against in Barrett’s Berlin. All this really serves to underline the importance of unity within the community as the one thing that has got us through our darkest eras.
All in all, it is a fascinating and engaging book (especially for me as someone who has long been intrigued by the idea and is a nerd for #queer history, Berlin, and Polari). My only note is that there was only a partial resolution and I feel there is far more potential to the world created that is touched upon by this book. Like seeing a town through a train window as you whizz by. I’d love to read more exploring other aspects and dynamics within the city, and different eras of its history.
Barrett is on Masto (tagged at the top) and has a trailer for the book in their feed.
Fun factoid, there have been minor attempts to create a gay nation, such as the attempted takeover of Alpine County, California. None have really got very far at all though. But our migration to our communities has been common enough throughout our history so I wouldn’t say it is implausible that it could still happen.
And as always, support your local queer bookshop. They’re our little Berlins (without the dystopic element); Gays the Word and Common Press in London.
#Bookstodon #Books #QueerBooks #LGBTQ+ #TransBooks #Transgender #SciFi
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Proud Pink Sky (Redfern Jon Barrett @Redfern ) – In an #AltHistory, the end of WWII sees the formation of Berlin as an independent #gay state with #polari as an official language. Now 24 million strong and a glittering futuristic metropolis, it is divided into an assortment of gay and lesbian districts (Twinkstadt, Diesel, Paw, Adonis…) including a hetero district for the immigrant straight labour and Q; which houses those who don’t fit into the strict categories of Gay and Lesbian. Those who as #bisexual, #trans+ and #polyamorous are seen as diluting the gay state and a fifth column for heterosexuals. Same-sex monogamous marriage is a requirement for full citizenship in Berlin.
The story follows the teen William who flees the homophobic persecution of Britain with his lover but struggles to find a place in the city’s rigid hierarchy. Meanwhile, Cissie and her family move to the city’s heterosexual district while her husband takes construction work. But while he falls into religious propaganda, Cissie explores life in the illegal trans district as tensions mount between the state and its undesirable residents.
I have to say, I’ve long been enamoured by the idea of a gay homeland to feel safe in, as flawed as the idea is (and have occasionally wanted to write a novel on this myself). To have this played out but the state centred on the community’s internal biphobia, transphobia etc. is very uncomfortable. The fact the city’s majority wants to be seen as normal and respectable enough to be accepted by the wider world (despite the distinction never mattering to bigots) sounded very familiar to groups like Mattachine, those who want to throw the radicals under the bus and conform to cishet values as much as possible. Put on a suit and tie, get married and be as non-threatening as possible rather than burn down the system that oppresses us. I never imagined a gay state being anything other than a revolutionary one and this is both innovative and depressing/sobering at the same time.
Then that the rest of the world never progressed on gay rights while everyone fled to Berlin is also a key part of why the gay nation idea has always been a risk - if you all leave, how will things improve for the kids born after you? We’re not free unless every queer child is born into that freedom.
Yet at the same time, the arguments for the safety found inside the nation used by various characters are particularly poignant in today’s climate, even if those most in need of it are those who are discriminated against in Barrett’s Berlin. All this really serves to underline the importance of unity within the community as the one thing that has got us through our darkest eras.
All in all, it is a fascinating and engaging book (especially for me as someone who has long been intrigued by the idea and is a nerd for #queer history, Berlin, and Polari). My only note is that there was only a partial resolution and I feel there is far more potential to the world created that is touched upon by this book. Like seeing a town through a train window as you whizz by. I’d love to read more exploring other aspects and dynamics within the city, and different eras of its history.
Barrett is on Masto (tagged at the top) and has a trailer for the book in their feed.
Fun factoid, there have been minor attempts to create a gay nation, such as the attempted takeover of Alpine County, California. None have really got very far at all though. But our migration to our communities has been common enough throughout our history so I wouldn’t say it is implausible that it could still happen.
And as always, support your local queer bookshop. They’re our little Berlins (without the dystopic element); Gays the Word and Common Press in London.
#Bookstodon #Books #QueerBooks #LGBTQ+ #TransBooks #Transgender #SciFi
