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do u ever see someone in your notifs and think wow! i was sure you'd unfollowed me by now

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Paper things

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it's really frustrating as a european living in one of the major areas of immigration from the middle east, that if you say that "perhaps migrants from countries where women are viewed as property, honor killings are practiced, rape is a tool of revenge, and violence against nonbelievers is a moral good might carry those views over with them into a western country", you're called racist.

why should jews avoid those arab neighborhoods? don't think about it, or we'll have you cancelled for thought crimes.

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how it feels to wash your hair and brush your teeth and have clean clothes on

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sometimes your distress does indicate you should stop and respect your limitations. at other times it's more of a baby aquatic mammal being introduced to water for the first time thing. Too bad the difference is so hard to tell.

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By RAQUEL GUERTZENSTEIN FROHLICH

Leaders from 19 Latin American countries signed a joint statement affirming solidarity with Israel and backing its right to self-defense at the Combat Antisemitism Movement's (CAM) fourth annual Latin American Forum Against Antisemitism held last week in Costa Rica, the organization announced on Sunday. 

The declaration calls for implementing zero-hate policies, adopting the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance working definition of Antisemitism, developing educational initiatives and interfaith programming, and demanding accountability for terrorist activities in the region – including the 1994 AMIA Jewish community center bombing in Buenos Aires and the downing of Alas Chiricanas Flight 00901 over Panama in 1994. 

CEO of CAM Sacha Roytman Dratwa highlighted that "no region of the world is immune to the proliferation of antisemitism." 

She additionally highlighted how Latin American Jewish communities have historically been targeted by Iranian-backed terror. 

"The forum sent a resounding message of regional solidarity and allyship with the Jewish people and the State of Israel during a time of unprecedented levels of antisemitism worldwide and rising threats from the Tehran regime and its terrorist proxies, including in Latin America, where Jewish communities have already been victimized by Iranian aggression in the past," Dratwa said.

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why do men love pretending they have a unique need for physical affection that women couldn’t possibly understand… it’s like redditor behaviour i swear. “we’re so lonely we just want to be held” okay fucking hold each other then why is this a problem women have to solve for you.

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41-year-old Safaa Kat Awad, a teacher from Shfaram and a resident of the city, was killed today by Hezbollah fire. Another victim of Hezbollah's relentless terror in this war. Another proof that these missiles do not differentiate between religion and origin and every Israeli is a target for them.

ספאא קט עואד בת ה-41, מורה משפרעם ותושבת העיר, נרצחה היום מירי חיזבאללה. עוד קורבן לטרור הבלתי פוסק של חיזבאללה במלחמה הזו. עוד הוכחה שהטילים האלה לא מבדילים בין דת ומוצא וכל ישראלי הוא מטרה עבורם.

כואב הלב💔🕯

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Secluded places in the portuguese mountains

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The Wailing Wall — Eugène-Alexis Giradet (1853-1907), French

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ned being held up as the metric for moral goodness in asoiaf is absurd like did you not read bran i, agot in which he beheads a man on the run from the others because he must fulfill his fedual oaths and he carries out the execution through his family's ancestral sword which was definitely forged for the exact opposite purpose, i.e. in defense of the north against the others. and then he uses ice again to behead the direwolf which was meant to protect his daughter. is it any wonder that he also meets his end the same way, through it, after spending the rest of the book in king's landing in service to a failed king, desperately trying to reassure himself that they are not repeating history. bran i is saying ice was already metaphorically broken long before tywin melted it down because the starks have forgotten their magical history yes, but also because ned represents an older, failed generation in service to hollow chivalric ideals. and it is now up to his children, the ones coming of age in a world destroyed by the previous generations—it is up to bran, sansa, arya, and jon to reforge their family legacy, away from contradictory oaths and in service to hollow paradigms. (and in a way ice is already currently being remade through brienne, who is not a knight of the songs but still the closest thing to the idea of a true knight)

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Now that I've been out of leftist spaces for a while, I find their obsession with ideological purity deeply sad. Always on the offensive, terrified to enjoy anything in case it's "problematic" - what a fucking miserable way to live.