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I’ve quite literally never come across this video on any social media platform and not watched it all the way through. Iconic on every level
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A caricatura que os caras fizeram é nojenta e revoltante. E o crucifixo deixa o recado claro pra idiota brasileiro que defende esses lixos. Todo mundo com 2 neurônios já sabia: sionistas tratam cristãos como seres inferiores.
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My brain only lights up for kpop when it's these robotic, propulsive club/workout bangers. I think the idol lifestyle makes them unconvincing singers re: love, lust, heartbreak... Frenetically working it past exhaustion into giddiness is their native emotional language.
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Seeing women my age who went thru this always gets me, cause man I never knew how privileged I was to grow up with family and protection. The Cyntoia Brown story gets to me too cause I never got how these girls could be punished and institutionalized so harshly
Keysha’s mother was a heroin addict who sold her own 10-year-old daughter to a pimp for drug money. The girl was violated the same day and put to work on Figueroa Street before she finished elementary school. She never saw the inside of a junior high or a high school. The only education she ever got was how to survive on a corner in South Central LA.
Her pimp beat her for years. Dragged her across the pavement, shattered her tibia and fibula, broke her ankle - and sent her right back out to the corner that same night with a broken leg. She was his top earner and he was going to use her until there was nothing left.
At 17 she tried to kill him. She waited until he fell asleep, superglued him shut, and when he woke up and came for her she drove an ice pick into his side and punctured his lung. She was tried as an adult and got nine years for manslaughter.
When she got out at 26 she had no education, no family, no one waiting for her. She went straight back to the only thing anyone had ever taught her how to do. This time in downtown LA where the money is worse and the streets are harder.
Her mother overdosed on heroin and died. Keysha didn’t go to the funeral. She says she didn’t feel anything when they told her. The woman who sold her for a bag of dope was gone and it changed nothing.
She’s 39 now. She’s never been in a relationship. Never had a first kiss. Never had a sweet 16. She says the only time she ever felt loved was when she was being used by someone. When a man was paying her that was affection. That was the closest thing to love she ever knew.
“I wanted to know why didn’t I have a happy ever after? I’ve never had a happy ever after - or a happy ever start.”
Is Keysha a survivor of the streets - or living proof that some children never had a chance from the day they were born?
pepe silvia retweeted
I wasn’t shocked at all when I learned this because the way she talks about sex is so absurd that it could only be written by someone who finds sex in general absurd.
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Life in Latin America is truly beautiful and I'm so glad my FYP blesses me with updates from the favela every now and then
pepe silvia retweeted
This man had raped a 6 year old girl in the year before he abducted Kylie. A jury had declined to indict him bc of a lack of evidence beyond the horrific testimony of a 6 yr old. The family of the victim had been begging the courts to do something, they refused. He had been living across the street from an elementary school while he had her captive. Kylie literally rescued herself by telling another child via AMONG US CHAT that she was being held captive, and the child’s parents contacted the FBI.
All of this would have been avoided if the testimony of a little girl had been respected. Shame on that jury. Shame on the courts.
FOR 17 MONTHS, A TEENAGE GIRL WAS MISSING. NOW WE KNOW WHAT SHE ENDURED BEHIND CLOSED DOORS.
She was held captive in an Oregon home, repeatedly assaulted, cut off from the outside world, and forced to remove her own braces with PLIERS so she would be harder to identify.
She was just 15 years old when she disappeared.
Kylie Arellano vanished from her home in Garden City, Utah, on May 29, 2025. For nearly a year and a half, her family and investigators searched for answers.
Now 17, Kylie has been found alive.
Federal investigators allege that Adam Hunter Harmel (39) met Kylie online, offered her money to travel to Oregon, and drove to Utah to pick her up.
Once in Oregon, Harmel allegedly threw her phone into a river, prevented her from leaving, and subjected her to repeated physical and sexual assaults.
But after 17 months, Kylie found a way to reach someone.
She reportedly contacted another child through an online gaming platform. That child told a parent, who contacted the FBI. Agents eventually listened in on a video call as Kylie described what had happened to her.
On November 1, 2026, authorities rescued Kylie from a home in Huntington, Oregon.
Harmel was arrested and is now facing federal charges.
Think about that. A teenager held captive for 17 months managed to find a way to get help through an online game.
And because another child spoke up, and a parent took it seriously, Kylie is finally free.
We know how investigators say she ended up in Oregon. What is difficult to comprehend is how she could be held there for 17 months without anyone discovering what was happening.
But today, the most important thing is that Kylie survived.
pepe silvia retweeted
Went on a date with a guy whose father had him at 10 and the mom was 19. He thought it was chill cuz his dad was his best friend growing up but he was totally unaware of the fact his mother was a rapist.
pepe silvia retweeted
“for once” lmao all you people have done is live off of the exploitation of the global south. all you have done is improve your own lives while everyone else pays the price. you’re not the main character of the world and you don’t matter more than anyone else
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You can tell by her groyper Pepe the frog humor she was exposed to and enjoyed alt right spaces and is trying to work thru that as an adult cuz she can’t ignore the noise
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My boss (female) and I were due to interview this guy and the first thing he did was look at my boss and say, "get us a coffee please, love."
The interview ended that very second.
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"Men arent bad, they're socialized to be selfish, violent, and to see women as objects" This is what little girls have to deal with. We endure casual cruelty and abuse our entire lives, but we're supposed to pretend males are victims of the same system built by men to protect men
