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It says it's about True Blood but it's actually about neoliberalism and shock doctrine.

Yes it's almost two and a half hours shut up and watch it.

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/65409740

One take. 13 tries. Filmmaking behind the scenes

Good, funny video on the different forms of creative envy Dan Olson has.

https://blorp.bot.nu/o/visual_cuisine come hang out

genuinely baffling that he did this but I guess this is good

edit: wtf why does the "this link has already been posted" menu not work on Create Post, only Edit

In this explosive geopolitical debate, international relations scholar John Mearsheimer and historian Vijay Prashad go head-to-head over the rise of China, the South China Sea tensions, and U.S. foreign policy in Asia.

🔴 Mearsheimer argues that as China rises to superpower status, it will inevitably seek hegemony in Asia — pushing the United States to contain Beijing and secure its dominance.

🔵 Vijay Prashad fires back, saying the U.S. has no legitimate role in the South China Sea or Asia’s regional disputes. Asian countries — whether it's India, Japan, or Taiwan — are capable of handling their own borders. The American military presence is fueling conflict, not peace.

👉 Prashad also flips the narrative: Shouldn’t the U.S. solve its own territorial issues — from tensions with Canada, ambitions in Greenland, to control of the Panama Canal?

📌 Topics Covered:

• China’s rise and regional hegemony
• U.S. military presence in Asia
• South China Sea dispute
• India-China, Japan-China, and Taiwan-China tensions
• Critique of U.S. imperialism

🔔 Subscribe for more critical debates on global power, imperialism, and the future of the international order.

She uses the phrase "deeply unserious" at one point

Yes it’s Jubilee debate brained clickbait, but admittedly it is funny to watch JP get increasingly frustrated over nothing and his arguments spiral into meaninglessness