Amelia Brown

@projectgenesis.bsky.social

I was one of those kids who read dictionaries when they were bored and there wasn't a new book in the house (I'm awkward, old school, and still figuring this out. Couldn't ever stand the Other Place so I'm a complete noob here)

I've had two playlists, that up until now I've kept separate. One, a list of my anger music which serves as my "protest playlist." Two, a list of the Vietnam protest music I got introduced to by my dad. Today they got smashed together. I'll be in this space until further notice.

My Nazi Germany/Holocaust education was some thing of a drop a newborn into a pool and see how they swim exposure. Parents were Jehovah's Witnesses so we had those VHS in the house that our access to wasn't limited. 1/2

It's lovely when you're just trying to find something to put on for noise while you fall asleep and the channel plays next a made for TV documentary from 2017 about how Hitler used Christianity and it's imaginary to strengthen his position. </S> Oh god, the echos. I just wanted something benign.

My relationship with formalized religion is difficult. Personal faith that I can understand and empathize with. But formal systems of religion; can't really help it they rub me weird. But for some reason I could never exactly put a finger on Pope Francis struck me as different. I think this is why:

Pope Francis bestowed a special nickname on AP's Vatican reporter for her often-tough questions

Associated Press reporter Nicole Winfield, who covered Pope Francis at the Vatican during his entire pontificate, earned the nickname “la prima della classe” -- or “the first in class” -- from him in ...

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Do something, say something. Punks have been punching Nazis forever. Don't let them encroach on your scene: chances are they don't get it; they're trying to co-opt and they'll chase out our loving weirdos in the process

I think someone said this on here previously but to have a broad movement for good things you need to have some casuals and first timers, unless you are only in this to feel superior to those people, in which case...

Can't decide if the instinct to stand straight when I am wearing heels is influenced more by the simple fact you have to hold your weight differently or the trauma of having the little old ladies of the congregation say I needed to stand straight so I didn't show cleavage starting when I was ten.