I can understand most of the behavior of “joined yesterday” fed accounts: aggressively anti-Christian? Makes sense, it’s seeding needless infighting. Going after popular non-fed accounts and organizations? Same basic idea as above. Supporting zelenskyyyy and other zog projects? Goes without saying.
But I just don’t get the frothing hatred for anime. MAYBE they think weebs will be too busy cooming to get groomed into mass shootings, but the buffalo shooter was cooming to Martha Speaks so that’s not really true, and even if it was a factor you’d think trying to blend in would more than make up for it. I think it might just be their personal hatred for beautiful things, what made them want to serve zog in the first place, that makes them unable to even pretend to like anime for their cause.
But I just don’t get the frothing hatred for anime. MAYBE they think weebs will be too busy cooming to get groomed into mass shootings, but the buffalo shooter was cooming to Martha Speaks so that’s not really true, and even if it was a factor you’d think trying to blend in would more than make up for it. I think it might just be their personal hatred for beautiful things, what made them want to serve zog in the first place, that makes them unable to even pretend to like anime for their cause.
@SerfnUSA i wouldn't expect any agent to be sane tbh
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Domenico Tintoretto's "Lady Revealing Her Breast" is another case of pure eroticism. The work is the portrait of a courtesan. That her head is off to the side, possibly in embarrassment, convinced some that the picture shows the woman first being introduced into her profession. Like most paintings of the younger Tintoretto, this one is characterized by subtle use of unusual colors. The pale purple background softly enhances the shade of her flesh in much the way late nineteenth century painting might attempt.
Domenico Tintoretto's "Lady Revealing Her Breast" is another case of pure eroticism. The work is the portrait of a courtesan. That her head is off to the side, possibly in embarrassment, convinced some that the picture shows the woman first being introduced into her profession. Like most paintings of the younger Tintoretto, this one is characterized by subtle use of unusual colors. The pale purple background softly enhances the shade of her flesh in much the way late nineteenth century painting might attempt.
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