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Folding Christmas snowflakes by 倒车请故意

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interesting that no other manifesto has ever been banned to my knowledge except one that criticises corporate america. very telling what reddit is choosing to ban here. was the unity a little too scary?

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Reblog if you answer tysm!🩷

Dangerously Stagnant Campaign: Moneer and Sham

Other than €5 (shout out to Ari!), this family of seven has not received any donations for three days!!

Moneer is still recovering from major surgery, so his immune system is vulnerable!! He is in a lot of pain and is also malnutritioned and in need of clean water and warmth!

Please donate today!!

Vetting: GazaVetters #8

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Here's Moneer's current account: @sham-moner 🩷

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🚨Urgent help is needed for Faiza🚨

😭😭Faiza burned herself today while she was helping to prep food in a tent.😭😭

My daughter, Faiza , is experiencing breathing problems and we're looking for treatment for her. Additionally, she injured her finger and has undergone three surgeries, but it still isn't healing. We're reaching out for help.

😭😭😭New update about faiza situation😭😭😭

Malak requires medical attention for Epidemic hepatitis, since the war start she faced alot of health issues and the treatment not help and she want an urgent medical treatment.

last but not least ASMAA, the heads of the family , i want help with insulin and heparin the ones is difficult to find in Gaza, she faces a serious problem with diabetes and blood pressure.

please consider donating or sharing the fundraiser.

Thank you.

🚨 Vetted By Association 🚨

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requested by @destiny-n-chicken

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This is Andrey X, a Jewish Israeli pro-Palestine activist.

I don't know how to describe this video so I'll just write out what he's saying:

That is the beginning of an Israeli settlement. And this is the Palestinian village of Umm al-Hiran. Which is right now under a demolition order, in order to expand the settlement that way.

And we are not in the West Bank. We are in the Naqab desert. Every single Palestinian in that village has an Israeli passport. And yet they're being expelled to make way for a Jewish settlement.

And look at the hills around us. This place is empty. If Israel wants to build a settlement, they can do it anywhere. And yet they choose to do it here. Because the only purpose of that settlement is to expel Palestinians from their land.

This is happen all over the Naqab desert. Currently 14 Palestinian Bedouin communities are under demolition orders. And thousands of people are set to become homeless.

This is the most blatant illustration that Israel is an ethno-nationalist apartheid state. The Palestinians of Umm al-Hiran have the exact same citizenship as the settlers who are about to move into their land. And yet the Palestinians are being ethnically cleansed just because they belong to an ethno-cultural group that the Israeli state wants to suppress as much as possible.

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The trend in Gaza 💔👍🏼

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a black trans girl was murdered in tuscaloosa... she was only 18. Cameron Thompson.

link to her family's funeral fund

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"Yeah let's talk about the cishet men who start to go by he/they to hangout with queer women and pre-t trans men"

You disgust me. :)

How about we normalize just having met shitty people ?? Like how hard could it be to just have known predators and not targeting a WHOLE ASS GROUP OF PEOPLE ?? How about not being transphobic for once ?? Bitch you're not making a point here. Stop.

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The power of the ice hockey mm romance genre has me comparing the power play and penalty kill unit configurations of different NHL teams to decide the efficacy of different combinations using player stats. To be clear I have never been interested in any sports before six weeks ago and I have still not watched an ice hockey game because they look stupid

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Camera hog

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The wings give an extra lift

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A couple of hours ago, my father threw me a mass of letters from my bank he had intercepted for weeks because he wanted to dig in my "financial situation". This is the kind of household I live in, and this is probably the milder behavior. I've been dealing with increased OCD symptoms, undiagnosed but severe digestive problems, and fatigue, which means I basically had to pause even my side hustles and Patreon.

I need money for food, to buy clothing and to be able to regularly clean clothing (the laundromat isn't cheap), public transportation costs, storage items, toiletry items, and hardware/cookware.

PP: ccd4t@virginia.edu

K0fi

F*Raiser

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The Revolution Will Not Be Televised — But It Will Be Clicked, Scrolled, and Forgotten

By Peter Doane

1. The Spectacle of Luigi Mangione

Luigi Mangione’s story is everywhere right now — wild headlines, chaotic clips, and social media’s endless appetite for spectacle. You’ve seen the TikToks. You’ve read the comments. “This dude is wild,” they say, but that’s all they see. It’s just another character in the never-ending reality show of online content.

Here’s the problem: Luigi isn’t content — he’s context.

What people see as a wild man moment is actually a warning shot. But warnings aren’t profitable. Warnings don’t go viral. Wild behavior? That does numbers. This is exactly what Gil Scott-Heron was talking about in his 1971 classic The Revolution Will Not Be Televised.

Back then, Scott-Heron was talking about TV, but the same logic applies today. TV has been replaced by TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram feeds. And just like TV, social media wants to give you a clean, tidy story — a spectacle you can consume in 30 seconds. But the story of Luigi Mangione isn’t tidy. It’s messy, unresolved, and way too real to fit into a 30-second clip.

This is why his story is being treated like a wild moment of “content” instead of a sign of collapse.

2. Why Luigi Feels Like Content Instead of Context

People have no problem seeing Luigi as content. They point, they laugh, they scroll on. But they’re missing the bigger story. Luigi is not just “a wild man” — he’s a person cracking under the weight of a broken system. He’s not unique. He’s just the latest person to break in front of a camera.

Gil Scott-Heron had a line about this too:

“The revolution will not be right back after a message about a white tornado, white lightning, or white people.”

Translation: Corporate media will never show you real change because it doesn’t fit into a commercial break. Today, the commercial break is the scroll. TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram are endless commercial breaks disguised as content feeds. If something doesn’t fit the vibe, people scroll right past it.

Luigi should have been a moment where people stopped and said:

• “Why is this happening?”

• “How many people are cracking like this?”

• “Is this a sign of something larger?”

Instead, he became a TikTok moment. Funny, chaotic, easily forgettable.

If you’re still scrolling past people like Luigi, you’re not in the revolution — you’re watching the content.

3. Symbol and Timing Matter More Than Morality

Here’s a truth people don’t like to hear:

Being “right” doesn’t matter. Timing does.

This is the part people forget about John Brown. When Brown raided Harpers Ferry in 1859, people didn’t see him as a hero. They saw him as a lunatic, a terrorist, a wild man with a God complex. But after the Civil War started, everything about his story changed. Suddenly, he wasn’t a terrorist — he was a prophet of abolition.

The key wasn’t John Brown changing. The key was timing.

Now think about Luigi Mangione. Right now, he’s just another “wild guy” in the eyes of the public. But if healthcare collapses, if desperation becomes more common, if people start recognizing these “wild moments” as signs of something bigger, Luigi’s story could shift. He could be seen as a symbol of the system breaking down.

This happens all the time in history. People seem “crazy” at first. Then, after things change, those same people are seen as early warnings. John Brown didn’t “free the slaves” with his raid, but his story shook people. It set the tone for what was coming next.

4. Why People Don’t See Luigi as a Symbol (Yet)

The reason people don’t see Luigi Mangione as a symbol is simple:

People think revolution is supposed to look clean.

They want stories with:

• A clear villain.

• A clear hero.

• A clear ending.

Luigi’s story doesn’t fit that formula. He’s not a villain, but he’s not a hero either. His story is unresolved, still ongoing. He’s not a headline — he’s a question mark.

But here’s the part that people miss:

Revolution never looks clean when it’s happening.

John Brown looked crazy before he looked prophetic. Rosa Parks looked like a random woman on a bus until she became a symbol. Revolutions don’t announce themselves. They feel random, messy, and hard to understand in real time.

This is what Gil Scott-Heron meant when he said:

“The revolution will not be brought to you in 4 parts with commercial interruptions.”

There’s no “final episode” of revolution. No clear “ending.” No “season finale” where everything wraps up neatly. The mess is the point. The confusion is the revolution.

If you’re waiting for a perfectly clean, digestible “revolution,” you’ll miss it every time. You’re waiting for a Netflix miniseries — and that’s not how revolutions work.

5. The Revolution Will Be Live — But Only If You’re Living It

The most famous line in The Revolution Will Not Be Televised comes at the end:

“The revolution will be live.”

Most people misinterpret this. They think it means “live-streamed” or “broadcast live.” It doesn’t. It means:

Revolutions happen in real life, not on screens.

If you’re watching, scrolling, and commenting — you’re not part of it.

This is what’s happening with Luigi Mangione. People think that by liking, sharing, or commenting on his story, they’re “engaged.” But that’s a lie. Scrolling is not revolution.

When people watched George Floyd’s murder on their phones, they were spectators. The people in the streets, however — they were living it. Gil Scott-Heron was telling us that real revolution happens in the streets, in real life. It’s not something you watch. It’s something you live.The Core Takeaways

1. Luigi isn’t content — he’s context.

2. People think scrolling is participation, but it’s not.

3. The system turns stories into spectacle to distract from their meaning.

4. John Brown wasn’t seen as a hero at the time — neither is Luigi.

5. The revolution will not be televised — it will be live.

Right now, people are treating Luigi like a wild man for clicks. But he might be part of something bigger. People who are breaking under healthcare pressures, mental health crises, and isolation aren’t just “wild men.” They’re the warning shots.

John Brown’s raid didn’t free a single slave. But it changed the story. Luigi might not “change the system” alone, but if people stop treating him like content and start treating him like context, he might end up being part of the story that finally changes everything.

The Revolution Will Be Live. But you won’t see it if you’re just watching.

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CNN suggested that Luigi Mangione stage a boycott instead of what he did. a boycott of the health care industry. exercising my right to protest by fucking dying.