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Curiously, the writer who called me a peasant face is not wrong. I look exactly like my mother who hails from a deep Ukrainian countryside.

The writer is a rude prick but he’s got great powers of observation. I take exception to the idea that there’s anything wrong with peasant faces and I carry mine proudly.


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Going to see my mother at the hospital. God give me strength.

With old age and sickness you become more of everything you always were. Nothing new comes out. Only the traits from before, greatly amplified.

It’s a good idea to work on the antisocial, weird traits one has before old age hits.


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A famous writer came to one of my videos to say that I have a stupid, peasant face. I have a lot of experience with writers, and I know that literary talent and the personality of its holder do not intersect. I’m not in the least upset because I’m not insecure about the face. The shape of my head, yes, I’m insecure about it. It’s legit weird, although you can’t see it under t...


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Latin Americans had terrible dictatorships in the 20th century. Horrific, brutal dictatorships. But Latin Americans aren’t doing any reckoning with what actually happened. They have attached to the idea that the United States is to blame for the dictatorships and will now pout for the rest of eternity about that. The participation of the USSR in the Cold War and in the chaos ...


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A very white young man is playing the piano in the middle of the street. The sign over his head claims that the sleepy little town in the North of Quebec where this is happening is strong because of diversity. In reality, the best thing about the town is its lack thereof.


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