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stan culture needs to die like they know the implicitly of the martial arts towards violence against palestinians, lebanese and syrians, but they could never get themselves to go against a celebrity they like lmao
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So many ppl have been outing themselves as liberal zionists today. You cannot be pro-Palestine if you defend any normalization of “Israel”. That includes Krav Maga. Y’all need to take the Palestinian flag out of your bios if you’re defending any “Israel” normalization.
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everyone in quotes and replies being stupid because no it’s not twitter activism to talk about the zionist propaganda behind krav maga. twisting shit to call it nitpicking is so weird because this is literally yet another way zionism is pushed onto people.
this rewatch making me bump it from 3.5 to 4.5. i feel like i had a realization of just how good this really is to me. so many fun elements & interesting versions of these characters. the silly cgi added to its 2000s charm, too. i mourn the tv series that was meant continue after
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The vows that started it all - Happy Anniversary to #OnceUponATime, which premiered this day in 2011!
Take a trip to Storybrooke - stream every episode of #OUAT on Disney+ and Hulu
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FX @katdrazen getting messy on set 🩸
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They're calling krav maga a sport 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣 isreal don't even need to work hard for their propaganda y'all are embarrassing
the way this is written & delivered like a chanel oberlin inner monologue, he really should’ve just gone with the scream queens bit he wanted to do because that’s clearly who he’s writing for
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this is very glee and something naya would find hilarious and i’m sick of people comparing cory’s death during production to naya’s that happened 5 years after the show ended/6 years ago. they can pay tribute to her without having her character die tragically too
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Seeing a lot of "but then why were you in The Exorcist: Believer?!" takes in response to this but...
Ellen Burstyn famously only did that movie for one reason. She donated literally her entire (sizable) salary to set up a scholarship program for young actors at Pace University.
Ellen Burstyn expresses dismay over Mike Flanagan’s “The Exorcist” reboot coming next year.
“Isn’t there enough already of the ‘Exorcist’ thing?” she exclaims. “It’s enough already.”
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