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littlegreenpills posted:

it only takes a few dozen to by chance settle in the same area for a community to start accreting i reckon. i think thats dialectics genius


i wonder how much of the geographic distribution of immigrant communities can be explained by "well, that's where my aunt's cousin's brother in law went so i might as well go there"

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immigration? london? hegel?

#43
hegel is looking pretty fit.
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Haile Selassie visited Jamaica on 21 April 1966, and approximately one hundred thousand Rastafari from all over Jamaica descended on Palisadoes Airport in Kingston, having heard that the man whom they considered to be their messiah was coming to visit them. Spliffs and chalices were openly smoked, causing "a haze of ganja smoke" to drift through the air.
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why are there so many white people in america
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wb superabound & roseweird
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"apparently" is for when you are either too lazy to make an argument or when you want to describe the way things are treated by external forces regardless of their internal characteristics, imo
#53
"All science would be superfluous if the outward appearance and the essence of things directly coincided."
- Karl M, age 8
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what about inevitably?
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u can say apparently if ur not 100% confident in your information/sources. this is a thing that can happen contrary to every debate that's ever taken place in lf
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#58
many people substitute apparently for supposedly. its wrong but its there.

people also say literally instead of remarkably or figuratively, and sound like giant idiot schlubs
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as I have repeatedly learned through panic attacks, this is not the place to admit any doubt about your highly dubious sources. With strength and forbearance I have crafted a Libya thread beyond anything ever achieved.
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c_man posted:

littlegreenpills posted:

it only takes a few dozen to by chance settle in the same area for a community to start accreting i reckon. i think thats dialectics genius


i wonder how much of the geographic distribution of immigrant communities can be explained by "well, that's where my aunt's cousin's brother in law went so i might as well go there"



pretty much everyone goes where they know someone that can get them a job

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i read it on wikipedia & don't give a Shit
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a lot of indians settled in lancashire in part because indian textile industries were systematically dismantled by the british authorities to protect the mills there & so that's where the jobs were. it's likely that the frustrated imperialists of eastern africa ended up settling in washington dc for similar reasons