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hey yall im not dead just going through major struggles. had to quit my new job I barely even started bc I was taken from my local ER to another over an hour away in an ambulance for emergency surgery in the middle of the night. dealing with severe kidney infections, severe hydronephrosis, and sepsis. they had to place stents in both my kidneys to help them drain bc they were full of fluid. I have more upcoming surgeries now and I’m really fucked. if anyone would be able to help some, I need assistance with my phone, insurance, gas, and food mostly. I would really really appreciate it my cashapp is $autremonde, paypal is @ autremonde, venmo is @ kjh109 thank you sooo much if you can help my life is a fucking mess rn ❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹
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its okay now
had a beer and thought too hard now its over for me
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i would like to jsut have a relaxing beer and not think abt everything thatsbhappended
had a beer and thought too hard now its over for me
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is there a device out there that forces ur paws and arms into puppy beg pose if so.,...
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DON’T SCROLL, PLEASE I BEG YOU.
Right now, Gaza is on the edge of an unimaginable tragedy. The UN has warned that 14,000 babies could die in the next 48 hours due to starvation and lack of medical care. My own son, little Qais, is among them. He is weak, malnourished, and sleeping with hunger in his eyes. We are pleading with anyone who sees this: please donate. Even a small act of kindness can save a child's life.
Why is this happening to our children?
The famine in Gaza is growing because of three devastating reasons.
First, the ongoing war has destroyed food supply chains and left markets empty.
Second, humanitarian aid is severely restricted, with trucks unable to reach those in need.
Third, water and electricity shortages make it nearly impossible for families to cook or preserve food. Children like Qais are the most vulnerable — their small bodies cannot survive this slow and silent death.
I am begging you — don’t scroll away.
My son Qais is just a little boy. He should be playing, smiling, growing — not starving in a cold tent. Every day, he grows weaker, and I fear the worst. Please, open your heart. Share this message. Donate whatever you can. Your help could be the reason Qais wakes up tomorrow. Don’t let another child be lost to hunger. Please, please help us.
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If Qais was your only child, would you leave him to face his fate alone?
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Colonialism is an ongoing problem in the purebred dog world and i just wanna take as second to talk about the national dog breed of Israel, the Canaan dog. Because here's the CKC's blurb on them
I have no doubt and am not denying ancient Hebrews lived with these dogs, but the Canaan comes from a stock of landrace breed native across the Levant and it has also gone by names such as Bedouin Sheepdog or Palestinian Pariah Dog.
Organized breeding of the Canaan began in the 20th century from captured Palestinian dogs (i would also point to the wording of 'redomesticating' used here, implying the feral pariah dogs were in some way not domesticated, which i think is disingenuous phrasing.). If you look up the Canaan, most sources you see on them explicitly brand Canaans as an Israeli breed, neglecting or downplaying any history they have with any of the other countless peoples or cultures in the region this breed has coexisted with across millenia. There's even an archeological site with ancient remains of canaan-like dogs was found in Ashkelon, located just 13 miles from the Gaza strip.
The developer of the 'modern' purebred Canaan was "ardent zionist" Rudolphina Menzel, who trained attack dogs for the IDF:
What really gets me about this story is how this native landrace breed was taken and trained to guard colonial settlements from the very people they lived alongside, there is something so twisted about it..
This is unfortunately nothing new in the world of dog fancy. There are many instances of explorers and settlers importing exotic new dogs from their travels, establishing a breed club, and then claiming stewardship over said breed without any involvement from the local peoples they took or bought them from. I'm not sure what to leave this on, i just think more people should be aware of these 'softer' forms of colonialism and how domestic animals can play a part in colonialism and nationalist narratives.
Anyway, long live the Palestinian pariah dog/ Bedouin sheepdog!

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do you ever just sit and realize how insane people have acted towards you
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Nakagin Capsule Tower, Tokyo. Architect: Kisho Kurokawa. Demolished in 2022. Photo: Matthias Heiderich
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