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I want to post to bring attention to a fundraiser for 36 year old Falestine. Her baby Yousef born into this ongoing genocide and has known nothing but the sound of bombs in his young ears.
gofundme.com/f/help-falestin…
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Congresswoman Tlaib calls for a full arms embargo and an end to Israel’s systematic deprivation of shelter aid for Palestinians in Gaza:
Heavy winter floods in Gaza are devastating displaced families, flooding their tents. Children are freezing and dying. Hundreds of thousands have nowhere to sleep.
This is not a natural disaster. This is man-made genocide. Israel continues to block tents, shelters, and fuel from entering. They have concentrated 2 million people into dangerously flood-prone areas and have destroyed Gaza's sewage system.
We must force an end to this U.S.-backed genocide. Full arms embargo now.
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We are watching another phase of the Holocaust in Gaza. Tens of thousands of tents flooded in a matter of hours. Children buried alive when the ground collapsed beneath them. Families who survived the bombs now have nowhere to sleep, surrounded by sewage, exposed to disease and the freezing cold.
Israel has destroyed the infrastructure necessary for human survival and continues to obstruct the materials needed to rebuild it. This is what extermination looks like beyond the bombs. Through displacement, exposure, disease and the systematic destruction of the conditions necessary to sustain life.
I don’t even know what else there is to say anymore. We have watched every conceivable horror unfold before our eyes and still allowed it to continue. We have failed Gaza. We have failed humanity.
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Ahmed Abdel Rahim Abdullah Farwana's Family
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Ahmed Abdel Rahim Abdullah Farwana, a 24-year-old Palestinian from Gaza, is living with his family of eleven in a tent after their home was destroyed in bombardment. He helps support his father, Hanan Abdel Razzaq Farwana, and his mother, Hanan Abdel Razek Farwana, who lives with hypertension and diabetes, alongside his siblings, including his brothers Ezz El-Din Abdel Rahim Farwana, Abdullah Abdel Rahim Farwana, Alaa Abdel Rahim Farwana, and an infant in the family. Ahmed also sustained an injury to his left arm during the attack, but continues to assist with daily responsibilities despite limited access to basic resources and unstable living conditions. Following the ceasefire, he and his family, like many others, chose to remain in Gaza while trying to rebuild their lives.
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This tiny ginger kitten just discovered their meow is a certified mood booster — instant serotonin, no prescription needed 🧡✨
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“I'm Brahmin, and I want my kids to be Brahmin because my Brahmin culture is important to me in the face of a dalit supremacist society with pressures to assimilate. Would you consider this racist?” Not so great sounding, is it?
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deshi losers are so embarrassing. the cultural revolution will lobotomise the brains of every fascist
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"If we keep punishing people for accidentally arriving somewhere somebody else has already been, eventually we’re going to frighten the creativity out of everyone." purr agree
Robbie Williams defends Olivia Rodrigo after she was accused of copying his song “Candy” with “take me home (4 christmas)”:
“Artists deserve to be protected. But there’s a difference between protecting your work and treating every vaguely familiar sequence of notes as a winning lottery ticket. It sounds to me as though she may have accidentally stumbled across a musical echo of mine in one of her new songs. And do you know what? I couldn’t care less. I don’t know whether there’s technically a publishing issue, a copyright issue, or no issue whatsoever. And I don’t want to know. I’m not going after her. Because I think at some point, some f**king sanity has to prevail […] We all stand on the shoulders of people who came before us. Sometimes consciously. Sometimes without even knowing it. That’s how music works. If we keep punishing people for accidentally arriving somewhere somebody else has already been, eventually we’re going to frighten the creativity out of everyone.”
