#Uncomfortable truths: 🤷🏾‍♂️

[lunityviruss]

One thing about me imma always speak my mind and imma always make a nigga uncomfortable with the truth. 🤷🏾‍♂️ I don't care if you want a mental break the people in Gaza can't catch a fucking break so why should you sit here and be comfortable in a fucking genocide.

Geez I just can't seem to reblog your own post but here @astraltrickster. And I wonder if you'll see this and throughly read it and not just block me and make a post saying I'm "bullying" or "harassing" you or trying to trigger you with the blatant truth. I wonder if you're gonna take a step back and realize your mistake and how dangerous your ideology is. Because it takes a certain type of privilege to close your eyes and plug your ears at the sound of genocide. Are you gonna realize the damage you have done with this post and the other one that has so many notes compared to the ones about Palastine? Is your white (or whatever race you are) guilt going to take over and ignore this or are you going to speak up like me and hundreds of others have?

When you go to bed are you afraid of being bombed in your sleep? Are you afraid of not knowing if you family is gonna be alive? With all their limbs attached? Are you afraid of starving to death or having to navigate your broken bombed neighborhood at night with no light to aid you. Do you go to bed hungry? If you have kids do you kiss them goodnight and worry if tomorrow you're gonna see their body under rubble? Do you worry that you'll never hear your parent's voices again (if they are alive) and if you'll ever see your cousins, uncles, aunts and nieces and nephews? Do you think "is this gonna be my last day alive"? Do you have to write your name on your arms and hands because you don't know it people will be able to identify your dead mutilated body?

When you drink water do you think "I should savor this, I don't have much left" or "I should give this to the family down the street."? When you eat hot food do you savor it or do you gobble it down because you know you can easily make more? What type of stove do you have? Is it gas or electric? Is it white bulbs or yellow bulbs in your house?

In your last paragraph you say breathe. Do you think it's easy to breathe under rubble or a chemical that burns the skin and causes respiratory problems or heavy smoke caused by constant bombing? I don't. Do you think those little premature babies in the hospitals that are running out of electricity can breathe right now? I don't think they can.

Did you even think about their dreams? Their goals, their aspirations? Did you watch little kids shaking from trauma? Did you see a mom dead, as her small son looks at her bloody face? Did you see the father with his two children in plastic bags because they were blown to pieces and the screams and cries coming from him? Did you see the female doctor scream "they're just babies, they're just children."? Did you see a little girl get pushed back by doctors and other survivors because they didn't want her to see her dead mother. Did you do that I wonder?

But my finally questions are: Did you even view them as humans? Did you mourn them? Did you cry over them? I know I did. Did you ever question the American propaganda that tells you "it's okay to take mental health break because it is so hard us/you. Did you think about anyone but yourself. Did you think of a reply instead of listening to what I said. Are you gonna block me or say I'm "fear mongering"? I'm just curious.

But don't worry, when this is over and the smoke clears, we'll see the ones who were on the wrong side of history. The ones who were complacent in an ethnic cleansing. In a genocide. We'll see the ones who'll come crawling out and try and play victims and who'll try and say they were "misinformed". The ones who put their sexuality and gender first over brown lives. The ones who choose to believe racist propaganda and pinkwashing. Vs the ones who spoke up, the ones who donated what little they had, the ones who prayed even though they haven't felt religious in years. The ones who could've been paid off, the ones who lost their jobs, the ones who were doxxed.

We'll see.

[cyarsk52-20]

This! Black folks literally trained for that knowing what could happen. At the lunch counters, many were college students.

Being arrested was the easiest of the consequences.

These folks had seen the results of lynchings, fire bombed churches, police dogs and batons, etc. black ppl should not be involved in his hewish behavior.