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>>david9+(OP)
History books can tell you facts that happened, but they can never truly tell you how it feels.

I feel we're riding a knife's edge and there's a hurricane brewing in the gulf of absurdity.

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Incidentally, I feel like this is why it is so hard to actually learn from history. You can read about the 1918 'Spanish' Flu, but you think "we're smarter now". etc.

>>csours+kk
I really don't like how interesting these times are.

>>ngcazz+7w
I don't like that I'm starting to understand Magical Realism

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_realism

>>csours+Jx
On Sunday, I was talking a Mexican friend about how politicians get killed in our countries (Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico). Just in June, presidential hopeful Miguel Uribe was shot and killed in Bogota. In the head, in front of a crowd.

I remember being grateful about how that doesn't really happen in the US (Trump being the most recent, but he survived). I guess I was wrong... and, in that case, Garcia Marquez might agree with you.

>>whymau+6R
> I remember being grateful about how that doesn't really happen in the US (Trump being the most recent, but he survived).

You are clearly not paying attention.

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cvgv4y99n7rt