#usan

[marcabelart]

some old sketchs

[cuntyglam]

just a reminder to all you usan/sansopp deniers that when usopp leaves the crew at water 7 sanji is the only one of the monster trio to beg for him to come back.

[floorpancakes]

i drew u-san eating my favourite ice cream cause its only available in japan and i havent eaten it in over ten years and im craving it baaaad…anyway arent they cute??? super proud of this 🌺⛱️☀️🍹🌊🌈🌺💙

[etsukiharu]

U-san log

[okiankeno]

usan...........

[samsungnewsonline]

El 40 % de los miembros de la Generación Z usan la misma contraseña en varias cuentas y, sinceramente, estamos "preocupados" - Samsung Global Newsroom

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[scooby-doo-exploration]

s-usans-blog - Polar bear and cub

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[elbiotipo]

El presidente Milei (o alguno en su oficina) mandó una felicitación a las fuerzas de seguridad por reprimir (sí, usa la palabra "reprimiendo") a los "terroristas que intentaron un golpe de estado" hoy, o sea, los manifestantes en el Congreso.

[may-stuff]

I wasn't planning on making a post about this because I really don't like drama but whatever.

I'm argentinian. Not 50%, not 25%, not argentinian ancestry nor any of that bs. I'm 100% argentinian, born and raised in Buenos Aires. If there's something I know about my people, is that they can be intense and disrespectful as fuck. That's true and I won't deny it. Unfortunately, since Franco became popular, many argentinians that never watched F1 became "fans", and there's nothing wrong with that per se. The problem is that a great majority of them think F1 is like football (soccer) and they behave like what almost every argentinian is: a football fan. That's one of the reasons why they're so intense.

The other reason is that we support any argentinian who's trying to achieve something important. It doesn't matter who they're or what they do, if one of us is trying to make it to the top, we will support them no matter what.

None of these are excuses, I know that. There's no excuse for the hate that has been sent towards many drivers and, more specifically, Jack Doohan. I'm not a fan of him but I understand he's human like the rest of us and hating on someone for no reason is never right.

That being said, some of you really need to stop with your hate towards Franco and argentinians in general. I reckon that you feel sad and worried for Jack. I understand what being a fan of someone means and how much it hurts when people try to sabotage them and their dreams. But, in case you didn't realise: you're doing the same with Franco.

None of the drivers deserve hate. I've been watching F1 for a short time and I already know that, if there's a villain in this story, it's Flavio Briatore. Franco is just a young man who's trying to make his dreams come true like many others. If you hate him for that, well, that's a you problem.

[latinotiktok]

Una película que definitivamente no puede excluirse de un listado sobre producciones latinoamericanas a propósito del apoyo mutuo es, me pongo de pie, "La estrategia del caracol". Con temas que permanecen vigentes luego de más de 30 años desde su estreno, este filme colombiano reivindica el valor de la acción directa, la solidaridad, el ingenio y, sobre todo, la dignidad. https://youtu.be/iB0ewPdxcso?si=HYyQiMqs8vgQ33Gg

[marcabelart]

[dearfish]

i remember the view

streetlights in the dark blue

the moment i knew

i'd no choice but to love you 💜

[floorpancakes]

im being silenced for discovering something huge

[etsukiharu]

Day 7-9: Sleepy

le eepies AND IM CAUGHT UP NOW AA

[bitsofsciencelife]

USA people are cowards. I just saw a post saying "organizing is hard uwu". What do you think the global south has been doing to organize under USA intervention?? You think it was easy? You think people weren't poor and hurt or fighting internalized damaging mindsets too?? Even the minorities in USA have organized before to fight for their rights.

Such a defeatist mindset... fr

Feeling defeated is how the oligarchy wants you to think. Divided and exhausted so you don't fight back.

If you can't support the causes in person for whatever reason, or with money, or you can't be at the radical forefront of protests, etc, that's FINE. Yes, those high impact actions are super important. But the strength of social movements is in numbers and being relentless, not in perfection. You can find other ways.

Organize with your close community (family, neighbours, coworkers, friends... help each other even if your political views don't align 100%, find common ground), prioritize causes in the short-term don't try to tackle all of them at once, actually listen to actionable small things you can do to protect your peers who are minorites; talk about these topics irl not just online, volunteer with charities, join student comitees, join a workers union, boycott, make art, make posters, read, learn a different language so you can get unbiased news and education, etc. There are many ways. And yes, you can have breaks and care for your mental health. It's a long fight anyway. You have to buckle up for years of resistance and do not expect it to be easy. There is joy and community in resistance, too! And yes, it's fucking exhausting, that's how it is. Welcome to the fight.

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