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life imitates art

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DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE NEANDERTHAL CHILD WITH DOWN'S SYNDROME? Because they're all I've been thinking about when I'm sad for the past few days. Their existence makes me less sad.

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Yeah. That guy.

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Giving mom a kiss before bedtime.

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i personally think gifmaking should be a paid marketing strategy and gifmakers should be given special hd files through legal channels by networks in order to ensure proper promotion of their show with minimum effort on their part

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Zionists nitpicking and deflecting? More likely than you think.

The slogan that you hear, "from the river to the sea", is a direct translation of the Arabic Palestinian nationalist slogan that emerged in the 1960s and was just that: "from the river to the sea" as translated word for word from the Arabic "من النهر للبحر". There is no additional second part to it in Arabic as this was not intended to be a chant, but rather a political statement of the common goal of a land free from occupation between the Jordan river and the Mediterranean.

Years later, the slogan was translated and adopted as a chant in English which had to rhyme and so the second part "Palestine will be free" was added. However, there is no equivalent to that second part in the original phrase in Arabic because it simply does not rhyme.

Separately, however, there is a chant that emerged much later that is من المية للمية which is in dialectical Arabic (literally "from water to water") and I think that's the one these idiots are referring to because some added a second part to the chant that says من المية للمية فلسطين عربية but it's obviously not the phrase that everyone is using today.

In any case, Zionists need to sit down when it comes to what they view as "genocidal" slogans, especially when Zionists leaders themselves wrote songs with phrases like "two banks has the Jordan / this is ours and, that is as well" way back in the late 1920s, before Israel was even a state. They surely continued to use it into the 1970s with the Likud party stating in their mission statement "between the Sea and the Jordan there will only be Israeli sovereignty", and all the way until today, Zionists continue to use their own version of "from the river to the sea" as a vision while they commit some of the most heinous massacres against Palestinians.

These claims are literally just deflections from the real, actual genocide taking place right now.

When we say "from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free" we mean from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free from occupation and violence. That's what we're working towards and if Zionists feel attacked, let them.

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Israeli 'Black Panthers' were one of the funniest leftist political groups of all time. Most well known historical accomplishment was to help Israel colonize the 'no man's land' between east and west Jerusalem bc the 'black panthers' were living there in stolen Palestinian homes, thus establishing that Jews Lived There and it was therefore Jewish Land.

Nothing sums up the ineffectiveNess of leftist israeli politics to create a better world than their local version of the 'Black Panthers'.

Putting the name in quotes because the American BPP was explicitly pro palestine, allied with the PFLP and PLO , and had no qualms about opposing israeli colonialism. Naming yourself after them when your only goal is to gain more rights for "black" (sephardic and 'Mizrahi' jews would have been the darkest skinned non-arabs around at the time I suppose lol) settler colonialists within the settler colony is so absurd. The American BPP were internationalist communist revolutionaries, not some thumb sucking soft brained zionist 'civil rights activists'.... lol

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*he* breasted boobily down the stairs. in a XXXL t shirt

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what’s the word for post nut clarity but for situations

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It's cynically ironic how trans people are on the one hand expected to trace their transness back to their childhood in order to be taken seriously, while we're on the other hand repeatedly told that children are supposedly "too young" to think about such matters.

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olivia cooke herself said alicent would be a tradwife if she were alive today. does that not tell yall enough about what alicent's values truly are lmao