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Did u see that some freak copied ur poll idea but did it to attack palestinian bloggers because one of them said something bad about ofmd. They even put a guy whos going thru the genocide in gaza on the poll and tagged him in it.

oh jesus fucking christ. nows the time to note there was an influx of about 20 submissions of "hamas fandom" and "free palestine" fandom which were all deleted (obviously) so I'd guess it's the same people

should go without saying but I'll say it anyway. fuck zionists. fuck israel. all love and support to palestinians and their inevitable freedom, israel cannot keep a hold over your people forever and I believe palestine will see freedom. and the people running that blog are cunts.

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dungeon meshi fans would dunk their heads in battery acid before even considering to properly tag their spoilers

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Pray for everyone in rafah there's heavy bombing right now there. I can't sleep thinking of my family 😭

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i feel like maybe i was supposed to open the golden safe first. there's nothing really that prevents you from opening either its entirely up to personal preference but the if you open the metal safe first the tonal change between the end of the gen and amame route and the end of lien's somnium if you open the gold safe is ridiculous. also sheesh this game is a lot longer than the first one it feels like

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dude if aitsf is crazy then aini is absolutely balls to walls nuts to butts straightjacket diagnosed INSANE i cannot BELIEVE what i just watched

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OK????????

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HOLY FUCK??????

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this game doing EVERYTHING to convince me i was wrong about the clones. i refuse to give in until i finish tho

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i'll crosspost it here because god knows twitter is a fucking void

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[...] But the students at the heart of the movement say the reason they began their demonstrations – the pressing need to end Israel’s deadly bombardment of Gaza – risks being lost amid a cacophony of voices and distractions.

“Gaza is why we’re here. Gaza is why we’re doing this,” said Rue, a student at The New School in New York City who asked to only be identified by her first name due to a fear of reprisals. [...]

“As students who are being taught in class about colonialism, about Indigenous rights, about the effect of non-violent protest across history, it would be extremely hypocritical — or it would totally undermine the point of our education — if we didn’t act,” the 25-year-old said.

“At the very least we can show that there was resistance” to what is happening in the Gaza Strip, the student added.

“The horrors in Gaza are really beyond imagining. These small acts of resistance, these are small sacrifices — [they] are nothing compared to what is happening on the ground in Palestine.” [...]

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