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Yes. We know it's raining in Gaza. It's also raining in Israel. Difference is, in Israel we have the infrastructure to handle rain because we didn't start a stupid war and then lose the stupid war. Cry more.
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“There is an unmarried 9 year old girl”
Mohammed:
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Stupid fucking niggers
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i fear this would work on me my body is too weak
hydroxide | THE LIFE OF A GAZAGIRL: THE BOMBING retweeted
Students supported Mao
Students supported Castro
Students supported Khomeini
Students supported Hitler
Students supported Mussolini
If find yourself blindly supporting every student lead movement, you’ll be wrong very often, in many eras, on many issues.
A good rule of history: if you find yourself opposing a student movement while siding with the ruling class, you're wrong. Every time, in every era, whatever the issue.
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Student movements have not always been on the right side of history. Mao's student Red Guards persecuted hundreds of thousands. Students helped Castro and Khomeini rise to power, and Nazi student groups opposed the Weimar Republic.
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hydroxide | THE LIFE OF A GAZAGIRL: THE BOMBING retweeted
Maybe because they're not French?
hydroxide | THE LIFE OF A GAZAGIRL: THE BOMBING retweeted
france is burning and somehow there's a palestinian flag in every single clip
Western liberals imported the third world into France and other countries in the name of diversity and compassion. They ignored fundamental questions of assimilation and compatibility. They were told it would lead to this and they didn't listen.
I pray that France, a beautiful country of amazing people, will stop this madness before more of its landmarks burn.
And I hope Americans are paying attention. This is the future congressional Democrats seek for your country.
hydroxide | THE LIFE OF A GAZAGIRL: THE BOMBING retweeted
abandoned his 8 year old son to walk 3 miles a day. has never even met his 12 year old granddaughter. what a piece of shit
hydroxide | THE LIFE OF A GAZAGIRL: THE BOMBING retweeted
Exactly 3 years ago, our countries’ history was forever changed. We will never forget the horrors of the Oct. 7 Massacre.
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What happened to these vendors, @oliviarodrigo @daisychainfield ???
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Florence Pugh says "I was never scared" to publicly support Palestine in Hollywood and "I don’t know why it took so long for people to start talking and for people to actually feel sympathy."
"I think weirdly, because so many people actively weren’t [speaking up], that made me even more confused — and kind of probably even more in the right to talk about it. It’s still happening, though. Babies are still dying. Mothers are still in pain. It’s really horrible to be watching such pain when so much of our lives just seem to be moving forward. I think that’s what I’ve found so difficult about social media as well: How can I say I’m having a really good time when literally one scroll up, I’m looking at a baby that’s motherless and fatherless?” (via Vanity Fair)
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hydroxide | THE LIFE OF A GAZAGIRL: THE BOMBING retweeted
Bitch what are you talking about? It's literally the stance of 99% of your Hollywood colleagues. This is not bravery. This is joining the chorus so that you can keep your place in the woke cult.
Florence Pugh says "I was never scared" to publicly support Palestine in Hollywood and "I don’t know why it took so long for people to start talking and for people to actually feel sympathy."
"I think weirdly, because so many people actively weren’t [speaking up], that made me even more confused — and kind of probably even more in the right to talk about it. It’s still happening, though. Babies are still dying. Mothers are still in pain. It’s really horrible to be watching such pain when so much of our lives just seem to be moving forward. I think that’s what I’ve found so difficult about social media as well: How can I say I’m having a really good time when literally one scroll up, I’m looking at a baby that’s motherless and fatherless?” (via Vanity Fair)
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