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Since I'm in my hater mood I gonnay it, s/n/s wouldn't be more popular or accepeted as canon if it was m/f, actually it would be very hated if not more than s/s and I know exactly how it would follow out: Fem!Sasuke

She would be a powerful, closed, and serious girl, at first everyone would like her for being cool and pretty but as the series goes by everyone would hate her, especially regarding Naruto. Y'know the way folks hate on Sakura for beating Naruto up or insulting him sometimes and not being romantically interested on him? That exact same thing would happen to Girl!Sasuke but her hate would triplicate, because let's be honest Sasuke was way more rude and violenet to Naruto than Sakura ever was! She will be the b!tch who keeps mistreating the golden boy because for thinking she's superior, and when she tries to kill him three times when he's trying to save her? Oh such a wh0re how dare she mistreat the nice guy who's only trying to help her? Naruto does everything for Sasuke and then that b!tch insults him and tries to kill him??? Yeah folks no one would be able to handle that, if Sakura is the devil for gag violence imagine how they would react to Fem!Sasuke! She would be an abusive mary sue b!tch and everyone would keep saying Naruto's deserves better, truth to be told 80% of fandom wouldn't be able to handle Fem!Sasuke let alone his actual fans.

Fem!Naruto

This one would be so terribly worse man, Naruko would be hated by her personality alone, daughter of the Hokage, super strong, stubborn, pervy and confident, a recipe to be a hated female character her hate would be similar to what Korra gets.

But now to the ship ohh boy, a girl that wants the approve of a guy who calls her annoying and keeps insulting her, that gets mad when she suceeds in something, that despite trying to kill her three times still keeps chasing after him, that becomes a criminal who wants to destroy her village and she still keeps chasing after him, that has panic attacks and gets beaten up for trying to protect a criminal. yeah you guys got the tone, everyone would be asking if this girl is dumb to keep going after a man that treats her so badly, exactly like they do with someone else... her obsession with Sasuke + her personality would make her even more hated than Sakura, she would be a stupid mary sue which keeps running after a man who treats her badly.

I adore Sasuke but he was violent with Naruto and treat him badly plenty of times, plus Naruto had unhealthy obsession with Sasuke even fucking Sakura perceiveid it, I really think folks brush it over because they're both boys and in any other scenario they would perceive it more clearly. To conclude if it was m/f the ships would drastically lose popularity, they would be more hated than S/S and the girls would suffer the most from it.

The ones who ship m/m s/n/s in the Fem!Sasuke case would be shipping gaanaru, nejinaru, shikanaru and probably would hate on Fem!Sasuke because Naruto is too obsessed with her, and in the case of Fem!Naruto they would be shipping Sasuke with any man and themselves XD and hate Fem!Naruto for being obsessed with Sasuke when doesn't even want her. In any case the fans of the ship wouldn't like s/n/s if it was m/f let alone Sasuke or Naruto if they were girls.

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let them smile

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"I don't ship this but i like this fanart and I see this as-"

No, fuck off. Scroll away. Don't comment that. No one asked. The artist intended it as romantic. It literally doesn't cost you anything to scroll away even if you like the fanart. You're annoying the shippers. Just scroll away.

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this is what marchil means to me

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Marchil tangled

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Flower for YOU.

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Best girls oh how I adore them my queens

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work in progress! missing them so badly

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My girls 💛

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"Violence is Never the Answer": The Empire's Greatest Lie

"Violence is never the answer" is the polite fiction that violent empires tell their subjects to keep them docile while the ruling class commits atrocities on a global scale. The United States, with its network of 800 foreign military bases more than any empire in history proves this daily. These bases aren't humanitarian missions. They're the forward operating positions of a war machine that keeps governments compliant, trade routes open, and corporate profits flowing. The Pentagon calls this "forward positioning" a sterile term meaning the ability to bomb, invade, or overthrow governments at a moment's notice.

This hypocrisy isn't accidental. It's structural. The U.S. condemns anti-colonial revolts and labor uprisings for "not being peaceful enough" while applauding its own invasions as "necessary interventions." The 1953 CIA coup in Iran that overthrew Mossadegh to protect British oil interests wasn't peaceful. The Vietnam War, where the U.S. dropped more bombs than all of World War II, wasn't peaceful. The destruction of Libya in 2011 that created open-air slave markets wasn't peaceful. These were conscious policy choices proving that for empires, violence isn't the last resort - it's the first option.

The U.S. maintains this global network of violence through its 800 bases spanning 70+ countries. Some, like Ramstein Air Base in Germany, coordinate drone strikes across the Middle East. Others, like Diego Garcia, were built after Britain forcibly expelled the entire native population. Okinawa hosts 32 U.S. military facilities despite decades of local protests against noise, pollution, and crimes committed by stationed troops. These bases ensure that no region develops independently of U.S. control.

This violence serves clear economic purposes. The Iraq War secured oil contracts for Halliburton. Afghanistan protected planned gas pipelines. Sanctions on Venezuela and Cuba strangle entire economies into submission. Meanwhile, the Pentagon budget - $800+ billion annually dwarfs all other military spending combined. This isn't defense. It's global enforcement of capitalist extraction.

At home, the same rules apply. When Black Panthers armed themselves against police brutality, the FBI crushed them through COINTELPRO. When Standing Rock protesters defended their water, they faced militarized police. But when Wall Street crashes the economy through fraud, it gets bailed out. The message is clear: violence is only condemned when it threatens power. State violence is always rebranded as "security" or "stability."

History shows no empire relinquishes power voluntarily. Britain didn't leave India because of moral enlightenment. France didn't abandon Algeria out of kindness. Apartheid didn't end because racists had a change of heart. These systems fell because people fought back - through strikes, protests, and sometimes arms.

The truth is naked: "Violence is never the answer" only applies to the oppressed. For the empire, violence is the only answer. The 800 bases prove this. The drone strikes prove this. The sanctions that starve nations prove this.

So when someone parrots this empty slogan, ask: Why does the "peace-loving" U.S. have 800 foreign bases? Why has it been at war 93% of its existence? Why does it arm Israel's Gaza slaughter while condemning Palestinian resistance?

The answers reveal the truth: violence is the empire's mother tongue. "Peace" is just the lie it tells between wars.

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Vean_ima

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it really is mind-boggling to me that the only reason i know about the Congolese and Sudanese genocides is because of the tireless work of grassroots activists and advocates posting on social media. I can honestly say that if I didn't have social media and didn't happen to be following Black authors and activists, I never would have known what was happening in Sudan and Congo because it is simply not being reported in the great majority of mainstream media. We're talking millions upon millions of PEOPLE enduring unimaginable pain and devastation with next to no official reporting. And yes that is in huge part due to the level of violence and displacement occurring that is preventing a lot of news from getting out of these countries, but it's also so blatantly due to anti-Black racism and the perception of African Nations as inherently savage and violent. But genocide is not and never should be normal for anyone anywhere. With that in mind, please keep Congo and Sudan in your thoughts. Check out Focus Congo for resources to help the Congolese people on the ground. Focus Congo's MO is a local organisation whose goal is to rebuild homes, rehabilitate land, and provide medical aid, education, and resources to Congo's most affected people. Also, Check out Keep Eyes On Sudan for how to help out and raise awareness of Sudanese people displaced by civil war. According to Sudanese TikToker bsonblast, donations to local food kitchens in Sudan are desperately needed to fight famine. If anyone has other resources specifically for helping Congo and Sudan, please add them and link them <3

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You should be furious that people trying to escape genocide in Gaza, Sudan, Congo all need raise an absurd amount of money just to survive

You should be furious at how these people went through atrocity after atrocity and still need raise tens of thousands of dollars to get away

You should be furious at this insidious thing that completely encapsulates how capitalism feeds off of blood

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While famine and violence are addressed the most - rightfully so - I feel like we underestimate diseases outbreaks that occur when water is contaminated and the surrounding environment is unsanitary and unsafe. Many people fall ill at the same time. They are rushed to the nearest hospital. It is overflowing. There are not enough doctors, nurses, or resources. Their lives are on the line!

This is the case for Sudan. We are in the third (3rd) year of the genocide. Cholera (a bacterial infection in the small intestines due to contaminated food and/or water) outbreaks are taking place! It is the worst outbreak in the past 40 years!

Enough is enough. We need a permanent ceasefire now! Please make some noise for Sudan. Boycott the UAE, donate to fundraisers and organizations, and protest! Consider helping this family of 13. They have been raising funds to evacuate for 2 years, but donations have been painfully slow to the point the family have decided to lower their goal from 20K to 10K so they can pay rent and purchase essentials, such as food, medicine, and supplies! Please donate and share. There is $3,358 left to go! You can match me! I have given $5, but you're more than welcome to give any amount!

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It is great to see how people will do anything to help others evacuate. But then, once they have evacuated, the inclination to help decreases and evacuee(s) is left to support themselves. But how can they? It is expensive to live in another country. Especially since the economy is inflated and tariffs are making everything difficult to afford anything. This is the case for Elaf Babiker and her family. They have evacuated from Sudan and are residing in Egypt. In fact, they are in Cairo! So let's help her out and reach the 25.5K mark! There is $562 USD left to go! You can match me. I've given $5, but you're more than welcome to give any amount!

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