And they are still not going to get even a slap on the wrist.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DesBBJpiVd2/?exln=

This image you're seeing? It's real.

These men took to the streets to a political rally and decided to fill up an inflatable missile balloon with the phrase "Trump Nuke Brazil" on it.

Now answer me, dear international reader.

What is YOUR take on this? If this was your countryman openly asking another country to inflict nuclear warfare upon your country, what would you feel?

I know what I feel, Disgust.

This borders on national treason to me. It stopped being a political opinion and has gone full on paychosis.

These people can not be trusted as fully functional adult individuals.

Half of these people can't even understand english.

They don't even know Trump's ideals or motives.

All they know about the man comes from translated manipulated media.

I'm honestly ashamed of this behavior, ashamed of calling these people countryman, they don't know what a military invasion feels like, don't know what a war feels like, they're blind and guided by a hand covered in blood.

After a fire engulfed Limoges Town Hall, officials confronted the loss of a protected civic landmark as France's protests over living costs and public services were overshadowed by violence

Context : I am an American in university rn and I'm taking this intercultural studies class. I've had this assignment for 2 weeks where I was supposed to interview someone from a different country and literally NO ONE I know is willing to do this. I have been trying to find someone for two full weeks and this thing is due tomorrow.

For this assignment, I would need to record a video of myself on call with whoever wants to help me out. You do not need to be on video, just your voice. If you wanna call via some other social media, I am super down. Even if you just wanna send voice recordings or something, I will take it. Please, I am beyond desperate.

I will attach a list of the questions in case someone sees one and is like "nah not for me," because I don't wanna blindside or burden anyone.

Please tell me a little bit about your cultural background and where you grew up.
2. ⁠What do you identify as the most important or distinct practices/traditions of tour culture?
3. ⁠How does your culture typically view family roles or gender roles?
4. ⁠What are some things people in your culture do that outsiders might misunderstand?
5. ⁠What's considered respectful or disrespectful in conversation or behaviour in the culture?
6. ⁠Explain what cultural values or norms these behaviours express.
7. ⁠What role does religion play in your culture, and in what way, if any, does it influence daily life and communication?
8. ⁠What do you wish more people understood about your culture?
9. ⁠What advice would you give to someone who wants to ensure that they develop healthy relationships with those of your culture?

Anyways, thank you if you made it this far. Just let me know if you'd be willing to be pestered by me lol