Debt Rattle August 5 2024
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….there was that Nike video glorifying malignant narc-sociopath traits, and you brought in Ayn Rand.
I could not resist. Her writing about Rearden metal producer, Dagny and that Argentinian guy…all extremely wealthy and who are an epitome of self-centered narcissism, drawn together with the rest of humanity as just a grey background extras. OK, hard working engineer, Galt was promised, as memory suits me, a elevated position in their new enterprise.
Not sure what is “wrong” by drawing such parallel?I dislike Ayn Rand as much ….
That’s news to me!
As always, our “discussion” leads to nowhere. Two night trains passing by at opposite directions on some provincial station.
Olympics Bans Christian Symbols Despite Its Own ‘Last Supper’ Parody
Olympics Bans Christian Symbols Despite Its Own ‘Last Supper’ Parody
Olympic athletes are facing a ban on Christian symbols at the Olympics despite the opening ceremony featuring an obvious parody of a Christian symbol, Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper.
On Wednesday, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) forced the Brazilian surfer João Chianca to remove an image of Christ the Redeemer from his surfboard.
“The painting is not authorized in the Olympic Games because Christ is a religious figure,” the athlete posted on social media, though the post was removed shortly afterward. “The Games have strict rules and focus on total neutrality.” …
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Another Brazilian athlete, Rayssa Leal, used sign language to quote a Bible verse and avoid being called out for breaking Article 50 when she won bronze in the ladies street skateboarding event last Sunday. She made history in the 2021 games in Tokyo when she became the youngest Olympic medalist at age 13. She took bronze in the same event at this year’s games.Shortly before her performance she turned to the television cameras and said, in sign language, a verse from the Gospel of Saint John: “Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life.”
No one knew what to make of her hand movements at first, until someone published on social media a translation and the post went viral.
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