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gemstarb · 20 days
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kittyprincessofcats · 3 months
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ICJ Ruling
Okay, let's get into this.
First of all, I get the frustration at the court not ordering a ceasefire. I was disappointed and frustrated at first too, since a ceasefire was the biggest and most important preliminary measure South Africa was requesting - and of course we just all want this horror to finally end for the people in Gaza. So I get the frustration and disappointment, I really do.
However, I do think this ruling is still a major win for South Africa, Palestine, and international law as a whole and here's why:
The court acknowledged that it has jurisdiction over this case and completely dismissed Israel's request to throw out the case as a whole. It will now determine at the merits stage (that will probably take years) whether Israel is actually commiting genocide.
The court acknowledged that Palestinians are a "distinct national or ethnic group and therefore deserving of protection under the genocide convention". Pull this out next time someone tells you "there's no such thing as Palestinians, they're all just Arabs".
The court acknowledged very unambiguously that "at least some" of Israel's actions being genocidal in nature is "plausible". South Africa has a case, officially. Israel is accused of genocide, in a way the ICJ deems "plausible", officially. This is huge. (And seriously, how freaking satisfying was it to hear all of those genocidal statements by Israeli politicians read out loud and used as justification for this rulling?)
The court might not have ordered a "ceasefire" in those words, but they did order Israel to "immediately end all genocidal acts" (which includes killing and injuring Palestinians) and submit proof that they actually did. How are they going to comply with this ruling without at least severly reducing or changing what they're doing in Gaza?
In fact, this wording might actually be more appropriate for a genocide (vs a war), as author and journalist Ali Abunimah notes on Twitter:
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He's completely right. Israel lost today, by overwhelming majority (I mean, 15 to 2? I heard people predict the rulings would be very close, like 9 judges vs 8, but instead we got 15 to 2 (and even 16 to 1 on the humanitarian aid). Holy shit.) The court disimissed almost everything Israel's side of lawyers said, while acknowledging that South Africa's accusations are "plausible".
And this is important especially because of Mr Abunimah's second tweet there^. Because the question is, where do we go from here?
This ruling means that Israel is officially /possibly/ commiting genocide and that should have huge international consequences. The rest of the world now HAS to take these accusations seriously and stop arming and supporting Israel - and if they won't do it on their own, we, the people, have to make them. This is THE moment to rise up all around the world, especially in the countries most supportive of Israel (the US, the UK, Germany): Protest, call your representatives and demand a ceasefire and an end of arms deliveries to Israel.
We now have a legal case to back our demands: If Israel is, according to the ICJ, "plausibly" commiting genocide, then all of our governments are, according to the ICJ, "plausibly" guiltly of aiding in genocide. And we need to hold that over their heads and demand better. We need to do that right now and in huge numbers. Most politicians only care about themselves and saving their skin. We have to make them realize that they could be accused of aiding in genocide.
(As a German, I'm thinking of Germany here in particular: After South Africa's hearing, our government dismissed their case as having "no basis" - how are they going to keep saying that now that the ICJ officially thinks otherwise? Over the last months, people here have been arrested at protests for calling what's happening in Gaza a genocide. How are the police supposed to legally keep doing that now that the ICJ has officially deemed this accusation "plausible"? I used to be scared to use the word "genocide" at protests or write it on my protest signs - not anymore, have fun trying to arrest me for that when the ICJ literally has my back on this one 🖕🏻.)
So yeah - don't be defeatist about this, don't let Israel's narrative that they "won" (they didn't) take over. This might not be everything we wanted, but it's still a good result. Don't let what the court didn't say ("ceasefire"), distract you from the very important things that they did say. Let this be your motivation to get loud and active, especially if you live in any country that supports Israel. Put pressure on your governments to not be complicit in genocide, you now officially have the highest international court on your side.
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wesurviveabuse · 2 years
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Survivor Affirmations: I Am Fearless!
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onlinewealthcreater · 7 months
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Do not be scared to make mistakes, because your mistakes are the grounding work for your success.  
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quotelr · 3 days
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Beauty is great... But love is greater. With it, you can overcome anything fate throws at you.
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thatonebylershipper · 4 months
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i keep seeing pins on pinterest of people saying "omg im gonna miss the og 1989 🥺" and i want to vocalize my take on that: there are a few reasons why i will not miss the og 1989.
the first of those reasons is that taylor is happier and healthier now. when she first released 1989, she was explicitly doing things for the approval of others and battling anorexia. she also has said that she wasnt smiling on the album cover because she didnt like her smile. on the taylors version album cover, you can she her big bright smile and you can tell that shes happier now. she is also much healthier. releasing reputation gave her the opportunity to say fuck you im gonna do things my way now to all the haters which imo was very brave of her. she realized that she doesnt need every single person in the world to love her because thats not how it works. she realized hey you know what i am allowed to do things the way i want to and not care what people think so im going to. she overcame her mental illness, which i am so so proud of her for and i will always be because that shit is really really hard.
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my next reason is because taylor owns it now. the og 1989 is stolen and taylors version means she owns it now which is a big deal. she explained in an interview with Late Night with Seth Meyers why she decided to re-record her first six albums and she said its because she has always wanted to own her own music. re-recording the albums and putting "taylors version" in parenthesis after the song/album title means that her music legally belongs to her. not all artists have the opportunity to own their music so the fact that taylor does now is huge.
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my last reason (which is kind of selfish ngl my bad): we get to have all the songs she was originally going to put on the album but never did until now. think of all her vault songs! we would never have had those had she not re-recorded her albums and added them to them. a shout out to my favorite vault song from each re-recorded album: mr perfectly fine from fearless, the very first night from red, timeless from speak now, and say dont go from 1989.
i am so proud of taylor from finding the bravery to say fuck you to her haters, learn to love herself, own her own music, and finish telling the story of each album. thats why i will not miss the og 1989.
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journey-to-balance · 24 days
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7 Attributes of the Truly Confident Person...
Self confidence
A lot of people might believe they are confident, depending on how they feel on any given day. But confidence is not a fleeting thing that is here today and takes a holiday tomorrow. Confidence is all pervasive. It shows itself in every aspect of our lives: the way we view ourselves, perceive our world, approach crises, the way we treat others, our readiness to exercise compassion and forgiveness, and, most important, the way we treat ourselves. True confidence is an incredible feeling because it has a few key attributes embedded in it, seven of them, in fact, which are the hallmarks of the truly confident person.
1. Self Love
This is the first crucial attribute. If you have no self-love, you have no confidence because this is at the heart of confidence: self-love and self-acceptance, which then decides our self-esteem. It is not possible to be happy and confident yet dislike our bodies or ourselves. Any lack of self-love is a prelude to misery and dissatisfaction with our lot. Happiness begins from within and when we love ourself and do no seek the approval of anyone, we are half-way to real contentment and the next key attribute, self-belief.
2. Self-Belief
With self-love comes amazing self-belief in what is truly possible. The Universe is our limit, as we become unstoppable and fearless. People who think highly of themselves do not see barriers to achievements or obstacles in their paths. Anything which blocks their journey can be removed because confident people already believe they have the tools to remove those blocks. They can cope with crises too because they believe they can. That is the main difference between a confident and low confidence person: one believes they have the power to affect their life, whereas the other looks to others to do it for them.
3. Comfort in Themselves
Confident people are happy in their own skin. They love who they are, they do not wish to be anyone else and they seek no one's approval to be whom they wish to be. That is a sure sign of a strong sense of belonging and personal security. Even when there is a setback, they know it is only temporary and they will be back in action again because they value themself and their talents, regardless of what other people think. They tend to do what they please without following the fashion or being lemmings. Being natural leaders, they tend to set the pace for others and to inspire them.
4. Self-Awareness
Confident people know their limitations and their potential. That is because they do not sit and dwell on their weaknesses, like people of low esteem. They identify their strengths and nurture them while acknowledging their weaknesses. But they are fully aware that the unique beings they are is the result of BOTH their strengths and weaknesses, so they do not dwell on the negative aspects of their personality. They know what makes them happy and sad. Being leaders and optimists, they are more assured in their direction and objectives because they understand who they are and what they want, which is the first key step to boosting achievement and personal development.
5. Fearlessness
Confident people tend to be pioneers, fearless in their approach and their actions. It is not that they do not have the usual fears of survival. What they don't have is the limiting and paralysing fears regarding simply living their life to the utmost which plague insecure and non-confident people. Those with high self-esteem are keen to get on with it so they tend to act first and be afraid later! Willing to take risks and to make sacrifices, they have very little fear in living their life to the max.
6. Experiment
Really confident people love to experiment, to try out new situations, innovate and create, They are always pushing the boundaries of their talents because of their self-belief. Unlike people of low esteem, confident ones do not care about making mistakes, because they know that's how they learn and grow. They are not worried about being wrong, but at arriving at a solution or a different result, no matter how many times they have to change their approach. They recognise that mistakes are part and parcel of success on their personal journey. Failure is not in their vocabulary and so they will achieve their desires no matter how long it takes, because they have the tenacity, self-belief and determination to keep trying even when many others have given up.
7. Happiness
Confident people are truly happy with their life. It doesn't mean they are never sad. It means that if they are down it lasts very briefly and then they are back up again. They know they can always do something else and change the result. People of low esteem always blame themselves and reinforce that with even poorer thoughts of their abilities, so they stay in the doldrums much longer. They are not truly at peace so they take the knocks badly. Confident people know that setbacks don't last long and all they need to do is brush themselves off and start all over again, while keeping their eye on their goals. Above all, being contented with themselves and their bodies, confident people tend to be truly happy, often cheerful and with a ready smile.
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sirdawnathanii · 7 days
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Fear is a scam. Just do it and keep doing it.
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jrich103 · 2 years
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Do one thing every day that scares you. ― Eleanor Roosevelt
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studsrn · 1 year
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serenityquest · 4 months
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gemstarb · 6 months
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Watch "This Song is ONE FOR THE AGES! 🔥 (Official Lyric Video) Fearless Motivation" on YouTube
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brownsugar4hersoul · 8 months
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I think
being born
with no empathy
but having
cognitive empathy
can be compared
to being born
without the notion
of what fear is.
People who are born
without the capacity
of feeling fear
wouldn't be afraid
of someone holding
a knife against their neck,
they don't know what
the sensation of fear is.
But even though
they can't feel fear,
they can recognize
that there is
a threatening situation.
They can't feel fear
as a motivation
to run or to do
something about it,
but rationally
they know that
they should run
or do something about it.
It's the same with empathy.
I might not be able
to actually feel what you feel,
but rationally I can understand it,
and I can choose to be a good person
if I want to,
cause even though
I cannot feel,
I can think,
and I can make
my decisions rationally
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She was a storm, not the kind you run from, but the kind you chase.
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onlinewealthcreater · 7 months
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You will win the battle by not allowing your fear to overtake you.
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lifeandsptriualfacts · 7 months
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