b_arthur01
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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Assertiveness: Displays strong opinions on political matters, such as stating, 'No, te aseguro que de los dos el más deficiente eres tú.'
- Civic Engagement: Encourages discussion on political action, seen in 'No estoy para pancartas, estoy para tiranicidio.'
- Critical Thinking: Analyzes societal issues like in 'La teología no puede servir de base para la política.'
- Descriptive Humor: Uses humor effectively, evident in tweets like '🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣!'
- Passionate: Expresses strong emotions and convictions, as shown in 'Amo a tantas personas... También odio a muchas.'
Weaknesses:
- Demonization: Often labels others harshly, seen in phrases like 'Calla judío.'
- Polarization: Creates divisive rhetoric, such as 'Los arrastraste. Que se ardan los rojos.'
- Instigation: Fosters conflict with statements like 'Para mi todo el que esté dispuesto a ejercer coacción... debe estar es con una bala en el cerebro.'
- Conspiracy Thinking: Incorporates unfounded claims, as in 'El Chocolate MC fue financiado por la Comunidad Hebrea de la Habana.'
- Dismissiveness: Frequently dismisses opposing views, shown in 'Huyen del capitalismo de África al socialismo de Cuba.'
Your Simpsons character
Mr. Burns
The user’s bio and many tweets emphasize restoring hierarchy, using force, and celebrating capitalism while vilifying communists, socialists, and minorities, which aligns closely with Mr. Burns’s ruthless, power‑hungry persona. For instance, the user writes, "Comunistas, burócratas y estatistas deben aprender por la FUERZA y la VIOLENCIA que no deben meterse en los asuntos del Hombre," echoing Burns’s belief that the masses must be controlled by the elite. The tweet "No basta la razón para defender la libertad. Se necesita voluntad, organización y capacidad de violencia legítima." mirrors Burns’s reliance on coercion rather than democratic debate. Their repeated praise of capitalism ("El capitalismo ganó…") and disdain for egalitarianism matches Burns’s iconic line "I’m a capitalist, and I love it." Finally, the user’s willingness to demonize groups ("Maldigo desde mis entrañas al Estado de Israel") reflects Burns’s often callous, dehumanizing view of anyone who threatens his power.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
The user shows strong introverted tendencies, focusing on internal monologues and rarely seeking interaction, as seen in tweets like "No, no somos hermanos. No tenemos nada que ver..." (I). Their content is dominated by abstract, future‑oriented ideas and pattern‑recognizing language, e.g., "Los nacionalismos chocan con otros nacionalismos..." and "El capitalismo ganó desde que está intervenido..." (N). Decision‑making is driven by logical analysis and strategic considerations rather than personal values, illustrated by statements such as "No basta la razón para defender la libertad. Se necesita voluntad, organización y capacidad de violencia legítima." (T). Finally, the user prefers structure, clear solutions and planning, evident in "¡La única solución para Cuba!" and "El principal problema es que la oposición cubana cree que se cae el sistema..." (J).
Some pickup lines for you
- I saw you’re interested in the idea of privatizing the military—maybe we could discuss that over a cup of Cuban coffee and see where our debates lead.
- Your vision of a new Cuban nation sounds like quite a project—how about we draft a small ‘date agenda’ together and start with a dinner in Camagüey style?
- You mentioned the snake on the Gadsen flag as a defender; I promise I’m more charming than a hissing serpent—let’s meet and test that theory over drinks.
- Your deep dives into capitalism’s merits are impressive—I'd love to exchange ideas with you while we enjoy a night out, maybe we can trade thoughts like markets trade goods.
- I noticed you have a Substack about political theory—maybe I could be a guest contributor for a special edition titled ‘Romance in the Age of Ideology,’ starring us.
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Cuban ex-Scout, political commentator, & history buff. Once lost a chess match to my cat. Coffee addict. #IdeasMatter– @b_arthur01
Your signature cocktail
Fugitive's Inferno
The drink is built around dark Cuban rum to echo the author’s claim of being a "FUGITIVO DE LA ONAT" and a Cuban nationalist. A smoky mezcal adds the militant edge of tweets like "Comunistas, burócratas y estatistas deben aprender por la FUERZA y la VIOLENCIA que no deben meterse en los asuntos del Hombre." The blood‑orange juice gives a vivid red hue that mirrors the violent rhetoric in "No basta la razón para defender la libertad. Se necesita voluntad, organización y capacidad de violencia legítima." A dash of absinthe references the Goebbels‑style propaganda quote "Parafraseando y robando una frase de Goebbels: Algún día cerraremos sus mentirosas e imprudentes bocas." Finally, a chili‑infused syrup adds heat, reflecting the author’s frequent calls for aggression such as "Maldigo desde mis entrañas al Estado de Israel".
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
The user repeatedly stresses the need for power, hierarchy, and the use of force to achieve political goals, which aligns with Slytherin's ambition and willingness to use any means. They write, "No basta la razón para defender la libertad. Se necesita voluntad, organización y capacidad de violencia legítima," showing a belief that violence is a legitimate tool. Their view that opponents must be subjugated is evident in tweets like, "Comunistas, burócratas y estatistas deben aprender por la FUERZA y la VIOLENCIA que no deben meterse en los asuntos del Hombre." They also express elitist, strategic attitudes such as, "Los basaditos de X..." all of which reflect Slytherin's cunning and desire for control.
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Your song
Fight the Power - Public Enemy
The song 'Fight the Power' by Public Enemy resonates well with @b_arthur01, as it embodies themes of resistance and challenging oppressive systems. Their bio reflects a desire to 'restore freedom' and combat 'collectivism and decay' in Cuba. Moreover, their tweet about needing 'the capacity for legitimate violence' to defend freedom showcases a confrontational attitude towards authority. This aligns with the song's call to stand against injustice and fight for one's rights, as echoed in their assertion that 'sick people' are often at the root of societal issues.
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