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nimby: hebrew hellzapoppin’
NIMBY is the great hypocrisy that seems to be the unique purview of white, liberal “enlightened” views, the kind of arcane morality beyond the ken of the great unwashed. And illegal immigration is a ot-button issue, the kind of flagration … Continue reading
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Tagged Amos and Andy, Dan Landau, James Cameron, john tenniel punch, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Martha Raye, Martin Johnson Heade, MK Danny Dannon, MK Eli Yishai, MK Ilan Ghilon, MK Michael Ben Ari, MK Miri Regev, MK Nitzan Horowitz, Ramat Aviv bans Chabad, Sudan Immigration Israel, Yair Lapid, Yariv Oppenheimer
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Primrose for a faery queen
Believing that her Indian subjects were mistreated, the queen at sixty-nine ostentatiously took a young Indian from Agra as an extra personal secretary, or “Munshi”. Her court was scandalized. Equally scandalized was Her Majesty by their race prejudice: For them … Continue reading
snobbery, default and flattery
As for prudery it seemed as acceptable to the middle classes as to Queen Victoria herself. Her beloved Albert had a great success in cleaning up the court, and Lord Shaftesbury, a strict evangelical churchman and champion of progressive family … Continue reading
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Tagged benjamin disraeli, Bertrand Russell, emily blunt, Florence Nightingale, franz xaver winterhalter, gavin friday, Great Exhibition of 1851, john bull, john tenniel punch, Lady Amberly, Lord Shaftesbury, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, queen victoria, William Corbett
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gilligan in a tempest: o brave new world
photoshop making the rounds. I guess we can thank John Heartfield and the Berlin Dada for the original altered art collages of the powers to be and that wanna be. But satire, at heart is an acceptance, perhaps transgressive, but … Continue reading
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Tagged emancipation proclamation, george romney art, Gilligan's Island, gilligan's island shakespeare, Henry Fuseli, John Tenniel, john tenniel punch, Mitt Romney 2012, octave mannoni, republican candidates gilligan's island, Shakespeare, shakespeare the tempest
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caliban
Fear of a Black planet? The hypocritical emancipatory liberalism of John Stuart Mill that seems to reinforce patriarchy, racism in the most delectable sugar coating that today’s pop culture can occultishly conjure up. O Brave New World of Shakespeare’s The … Continue reading
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