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In 2017, Ashton Kutcher testified before the US Senate, getting emotional while addressing the issue of child sex trafficking.
His organization helped successfully rescue 6,000 victims of human trafficking, with one-third of them being children.
The movie "Sound of Freedom" sheds light on the disturbing reality of modern child sex trafficking, aiming to raise awareness and initiate meaningful discussions about this horrific crime.
As Ashton Kutcher mentioned during his testimony, "It has been happening for decades, but we are now just recognizing it for what it is."
Unfortunately, instead of embracing the film's message, the corporate media has launched a smear campaign against it.
Why would the corporate media invest so much effort in vilifying a movie that tackles the critical issue of child sex trafficking?
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7. The Silent Fentanyl Pandemic
• Overdose is the leading cause of death in under 45's (Replacing suicide)
• Covid killed 8,900 young people in 2020. Overdoses killed 49,000. (2/3rds Fentanyl)
• In 2022, police seized enough Fentanyl to kill every adult and child in America
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5. The Headline-Death Gap
67% of deaths are from heart disease, cancer, and road incidents.
The New York Times barely covers these topics.
Why?
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i don't think "therapy speak" actually comes from therapy tho. it comes from online. i've literally never had a therapist use words like "toxic" and "trauma dumping" in a session lol
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People acting like Usher is ruining homes is a testament to the death of R&B 😂
You SUPPOSED to put on a show! Serenade the hoes!
These new niggas just stand there singing their toxic tunes (with autotune) like
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My take on the Jonah Hill stuff. I used to be an air hostess. Those girls I worked with were hot, glamorous, fun-loving. Guys LOVED dating air hostesses, would boast to their friends about their exciting girlfriends. But there was a pattern I saw a lot. 🧵
