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#US genocide
briteredoctober · 19 days
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For everyone who keeps saying “wHaT aBoUt ThE hOsTaGeS?!?! ReLeAsE tHe HoStAgEs!!1!”
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perrysoup · 2 months
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It's always wild to me how, at least for me and if memory serves my classmates, we just accepted that the First Nationers in the now US were slaughtered and sold as the bad guys.
How the fuck did we do that? How did we see Custard and go "Yea, def good guy material there?"
My only thought is that being sold on American Exceptionalism since Pre-K made us ignore the genocide, oppression, and conquest.
"Oh but we're real sorry now" we were told, leaving out the fact we have done jack shit to actually even ATTEMPT to make it right on a Federal level.
FUCK we ate that up, and it's disgusting that kids were sold genocide as a good thing. Makes you think about the kids in Israel. I can empathize with them at least. The adults? Not really. They've had time and experience to learn. Refusing to does not excuse it, same for me and what my country has done.
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titleofpersonage-p01 · 3 months
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nezreblogz · 3 months
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genuinelyshallow · 5 months
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In WWII, in 6 years, 67 journalists were killed
In the Vietnam war, in 20 years, 63 journalists were killed
In Gaza, in 70 days, 89 journalists were killed
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tomi4i · 3 months
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hammercarexplosion · 2 months
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Just like with zionists, in every scary hypothetical lies a truth they wish for you to ignore.
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enjymemink · 4 months
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Thank you Yemen 🇾🇪
Despite being one of the poorest countries in the world, they showed more empathy than those so-called civilized developed countries.
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intersectionalpraxis · 5 months
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Happening now: American Jews are shutting down 8 bridges in 8 cities across the country for the 8th night of Hanukkah with one clear unified message: permanent ceasefire now [ @/ sumayaawad on X. 12/14/23.] ❤️🇵🇸
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stark4stark · 2 months
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Israel’s senseless slaughter leaves thousands of children orphaned. Palestine must be free! Don’t tire keep talking about what’s happening!
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wearenotjustnumbers2 · 6 months
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These two kids are Hamza (the oldest) and Qusai (the youngest).
Their mother shares this video and bids them goodbye. They were both killed by Israeli bombardment 5 days ago. She says:
[Two days before Hamza and Qusai were killed, hamza asked me: "mom, when we die, where will I go?" And I told him: "you will be a bird in heaven, my love." He said: "and Qusai?" "Just like you inshallah."
And indeed, two days later, he left and took his brother with him. It's like he was preparing me for saying goodbye to both of them. Heaven is more beautiful than any place on this Earth, habibi. We will meet and be reunited one day, me, your dad and you two].
Our kids don't deserve to die already thinking about what will happen to them, they don't deserve to die already terrified, anticipating their death because the world failed them and decided their lives mean nothing. We are not numbers. Remember their names and their stories.
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androgynousbirdtale · 18 days
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We are complicit (in the US). The blood is on everyone's hands.
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nezreblogz · 15 days
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visualnovelboyfriend · 7 months
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why should palestinians have to leave behind their land because israel wont stop killing them. why should anyone have to leave behind their life and memories and sentimental value just because an aggressor is left unchallenged. please think this sentiment through and delete it from your thoughts. instead of blaming an oppressed people for living in a hostile land, ask who is making that land hostile to live in.
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genuinelyshallow · 2 months
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My senior doctor told me that a Palestinian patient who crossed from Gaza to Egypt came with a complaint about stomach pain. It turned out that because she was starved for so long, her stomach shrunk. So, when she finally got her hands on foods she tried to eat her full, and her stomach couldn't digest it.
My senior told me that she was talking so sincerely about how she wanted to eat so much because she missed food.
Couldn't tell whether I should be glad for her or cry for her
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souredfigs · 6 months
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The fact that there was an international outcry over the burning of Notre Dame , but not a single word uttered for the desecration and destruction of worship places, archives and libraries of Gaza and rest of Palestine ,many of which are FAR older than Notre Dame and other buildings in Europe should tell you enough about which countries are deemed worthy of respect and preservation in the West .
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