In 1479 beetles were put on trial for "creeping secretly in the earth"
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This is so true. The reality is ppl are going to be more inclined to side with abusers bc victims are disruptive. They're dysregulated, intrusive, disturbing, & ask something of others, even if just to empathize. Abusers do not & want your peace preserved by you ignoring victims.
Victims of abuse usually end up not being likable after they escape the abuse, or are still in it because trauma makes you unlikable, it makes you mentally unstable. It is TRUAMA. Being a long term abuser makes it easier for the abuser to appear “normal”. They know the game, they know how to pretend and appear “calm” while their victims look like “crashouts” due to the harm inflicted onto them. Idk why this is rocket science to people.
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The jokes about bisexuals with POTS and mobility aid users and chronically ill people are right wing political propaganda to make you all ok with giving up healthcare, workplace accommodations, sick leave, public health, government assistance of any kind, etc.
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imagine keeping a big paper wasp nest in this thing and opening it up every morning so the wasps can explore your house
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Cashew and Pecan recently enjoyed the last bit of the pumpkin season with some tasty enrichment! Come visit our raccoons in Harmony Hill before the colder months arrive and they start spending more time tucked away!
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OUR HORSE GAME IS OUT NOW 😱💖
Horses of Hoofprint Bay, a lovingly hand-drawn 2D barn buildup game where you take care of horses, train them and compete for prize money! Breed adorable foals, explore beautiful trails, hire and manage staff and build the stable of your dreams!
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Egyptian-American surgeon Adam Hamawy, who volunteered in Gaza during the genocidal war and performed more than 100 surgical operations, has won a seat in the U.S. Congress representing the state of New Jersey, becoming the first Muslim to represent the state in its history.
