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On this Kane Ballon d’Or, I have something to say that reflect my point when I talk about football and life. Look at Kane, he’s 33, look at the players around his age Neymar, Pogba, Dybala, Lukaku, amount others. Compare their Journey with Harry Kane. Can you see where I am going?? That’s life. 10 years ago, you won’t actually think Harry Kane will be a ballon d’or winner and Neymar highest finish will be third. Look at his career, till age 30. It’s always about the things he couldn’t win. But today he’s won the highest award in football. That’s also how life is, the journey might be long, might take another route different to others but doesn’t mean you’re late. There’s no late comer for success. Benzema played the most games before winning ballon d’or, Kane has played the second most games, yet it’s not a stat people remember.
And that’s the thing about life, you can spend so much time looking at people around you and wondering why things are not happening for you at the same pace. You see people your age achieving things you are still praying for, people you started with moving ahead of you, and sometimes you begin to question whether you are doing something wrong. But Kane’s story is a reminder that everybody has their own journey. You can be good at what you do, put in the work for years and still have to wait longer than you expected before everything finally comes together.
Imagine if Kane had allowed the things he couldn’t achieve at Tottenham to define his entire career. Imagine if he had started believing that the opportunity to win the biggest trophies had passed him by. Today, we probably wouldn’t be having this conversation the way we are having it. He kept showing up, kept scoring goals, kept improving, and when the opportunity came to take a different route, he took it.
Sometimes, the problem is that we judge our lives based on where we think we should be by a certain age. At 25, you think you should have achieved this. At 30, you think you should have figured everything out. And when life doesn’t happen according to that timeline, you start feeling like you are behind. But behind who? Who decided that everybody must achieve their dreams at the same age?
Kane is 33, and he has just reached a height many people thought he would never reach. That should tell you something. Your story is not finished simply because you haven’t achieved what you wanted to achieve by now. You haven’t failed simply because somebody else got there before you. And you are not late just because your journey is taking longer than you imagined.
Keep working. Keep showing up. Keep becoming better at what you do. You don’t know how your story will end, and you don’t need to have everything figured out today. Sometimes, all you need to do is keep going long enough to see what your life can become.
Harry Kane’s journey is a reminder that you should never be in a hurry to write yourself off. The chapter you are currently in is not necessarily the conclusion of your story.
Richard Reason retweeted
It just feels so insane to be in year three of a live streamed genocide and to have the overwhelming focus of our society being on whether people get their feelings hurt by opposing it.
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Your phone rings. You are given two options.
· Go to a specific location so we can assassinate you.
· Stay where you are and we will bomb you and everyone around you.
You have minutes.
The jewish occupation is doing this to Palestinians in Gaza right now.
Richard Reason retweeted
You can buy books from Ian Brady, Charles Bronson, and the Kray twins in the UK, but you can't buy books from Sally Rooney because she opposes Israel's genocide.
She should've done something respectable like serial killing and her books would be fine.
Richard Reason retweeted
Everyone who has been saying they want to help Gaza and support its people needs to do more than just talk. Sharing this campaign is the bare minimum. Gaza is heading into another winter, and people are still living in tents, exposed to the rain and cold.
If you mean it when you say you stand with Gaza, prove it. Share this campaign. Help us reach people. Do something before the rain comes.
gaza-city.org/campaign/6?lan…
Richard Reason retweeted
many movies proclaim to be anti-capitalist but very few actually put in the legwork
‘DIGGER’ is actually set to lose over $250M for Warner Bros.
(Via: @TheWrap)
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I think one of the things that makes Gaza so exceptional is that it is not only a genocide, but it is the world's most obvious genocide, whose perpetrators go on TV to say "we are going to do a genocide" and then make social media posts going "genocided 'em lol".
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There were 6 people in the theatre for Digger when I saw it two days ago and it was almost full tonight so maybe word of mouth really does work
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This underlines the madness of British political discourse.
The Israeli state is boasting about the ethnic cleansing of southern Lebanon.
But the outrage here is all about the Green Party passing a motion describing Israel's official ideology as racism.
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A doctor bursts into tears in front of a 10-year-old girl whose arm was amputated without anesthesia 💔
She picked up her arm from the ground and said: Put it back.😥
What is happening in Gaza is worse than any nightmare 💔
Richard Reason retweeted
Have you noticed that the genocide brigade have been completely silent about Bryan after shooting their shot with Macklemore? They know it backfired and they know you don’t fuck with country fans. They lost big time.
Zach Bryan takes the stage at Robert Kraft’s Gillette Stadium wearing a “Free Palestine” shirt, putting the same message at the center of another high-profile concert moment.
The country star wore the shirt during his Friday night stop in Foxborough, just weeks after Kraft confirmed he did not want Macklemore performing at Gillette Stadium following the rapper’s pro-Palestinian remarks during Ed Sheeran’s tour.
Macklemore had shouted “Free Palestine” at MetLife Stadium before he was later dropped from Sheeran’s tour. Sheeran said the decision came from the promoter and venues, not him.
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rape an unconcious woman behind a dumpster? you have a bright future.
gang rape a woman with your teammates? you'll still get drafted to the NHL.
drug & rape a student with your frat bros? just write an essay.
say 'free palestine'? expelled & charged with acts of terrorism.
Replying to @TadhgHickey @FAIreland
Bazunu at 24 is a child in comparison to people like Sheeran. Yet, he’s done what people twice his age can’t find the courage to do.
Just goes to show that age doesn’t make you wise or morally superior.
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Google the word "Lebensraum." @Grok what does that word mean?
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A cartoonishly evil country.
The israelis have been criminally forbidding the entry of over 900 children’s wheelchairs sent by Australian charities | via @HatsOffff































