eu fico pensando como deve ser divertido interpretar personagens assim, até porque não vem mais com ônus: o pessoal parece que não monstrifica mais os profissionais que interpretam vilões.
mas apesar de estar curtindo bastante a odete da débora bloch, ontem me peguei pensando que queria muito ver a drika moraes interpretando esse papel.
eu consegui que falantes de inglês emitissem sons bem passáveis como pão e não dizendo pra começar falando a primeira metade de pun ou nun, e terminando com a segunda metade de doom. vê se não funciona!
já minha querida avó ucraniana falou "pom" e "nom" até o fim
standing up to bullies and against the injustice they promote through violence nearly always makes sense. that they choose violence to force others to join their character assassination campaigns is already a red flag that you don't wish to be on their side. that they demand swift submission, to deny people a chance to look into the facts, is more evidence that their violent tactics are not means to promote justice. now, of course, being a victim of their violence says nothing about you or anything who stood on their path is innocent; only looking into the facts can accomplish that. which is why they have to stop you so forcefully from seeking facts, isolating their victim and anyone else who defies their violence. it's really ugly, and it takes courage to stand up to them. but for anyone who cares about justice and against censorship and violence, standing up to them is the only move that makes any sense
(there are also plenty people tied up in false beliefs about the victims, induced by violence; whether they're mere victims of falsehoods or accomplices to the campaign of violence hinges on how they respond when called out for the violence they're participating in)
me remetes a la hermosa canción Bandolins, de Oswaldo Montenegro, en la cual una mujer confronta el mundo bailando sola, como si fuera un par https://lyricstranslate.com/en/bandolins-mandolins.html (mala traducción, pero da una idea)
oh, and thank you, I'd have entirely missed the upcoming 25th anniversary of my début, with its first presentation, if it weren't for your reminder!
that FISL was on May 4th-5th, 2000. it was the very first one, too. it grew to become an amazing conference over the next two decades. I miss it a lot, it was the yearly meeting point for the brazilian free software communities.
hey, that brought me back very fond memories from my very first free software advocacy paper and speech, inspired by a line from an interview by Samba's Jeremy Allison that made this very point