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tiktok refugees i believe you are few but it is VITAL that you know on tumblr you can speak freely. kill. die. sex. fuck. you can say things here

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nobody say a fucking word about tumblr we can’t remind these billionaires we exist

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usamericans, do you remember in the incredibles when syndrome made the robot go haywire just so he could swoop in and 'save the day'

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Dick, to the Titans: OK this is my little brother, everyone has to be so nice to him!

Jason, 6'4, built like a double fridge and holding a gun: Hey.

The Titans:

Years later.

Dick, to the Titans again: OK this is my even littler brother, everyone be super super nice to him!

Duke, 6'2, built like a linebacker and lit up like a glo stick: Yo.

The Titans:

Years after that.

Dick, again, to the Titans: OK this is my littlest baby brother, everyone has to be so sweet to him! He's a baby!

Damian, 18 and 6'0, made of pure muscle and holding a sword: Greetings.

The Titans: ...where are you finding these brothers.

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I find it so funny, in light of TikTok’s imminent American demise, that even now they aren’t considering moving to tumblr. The last two social media refugee crises (Twitter -> X and whatever happened with Reddit) prompted a wave of wide-eyed new baffled tumblr users to flood this app and yet last I heard all of the tiktokers are flooding en-masse a Chinese social media app. That is entirely in Mandarin. Instead of moving to tumblr.

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the us banning tiktok over fears of chinese influence prompting americans to flee to xiaohongshu (which translates to little red book - the same name as the famous red book of mao zedong quotations) and form instant connections with the chinese… you can't make this kind of irony up

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A MOTHER’S PLEA:SAVE MY CHILD’S LIFE

In a small, dimly lit room in Gaza, FAUD cradles her six-year-old son, Omar. His frail body tells a story of suffering no child should endure. Omar was recently diagnosed with kidney disease, and without immediate medical intervention, his life hangs in the balance. Access to healthcare in Gaza is limited. The hospitals are overcrowded, essential medicines are in short supply, and specialized treatments are often unavailable. I have done everything in my power to help my son, until all my resources are exhausted.

I sold everything I could—my jewelry, my furniture—just to afford his initial treatments. But now I have nothing left. My son is slipping away, and I feel powerless to save him. He needs urgent dialysis treatments and medications that are not available locally. Transporting him to a neighboring country for care is the only option, but the cost—$5,000—feels insurmountable for me.

This is where your support can make an immediate, life-saving difference.With your help, we can ensure Omar receives the critical treatment he needs. Your contribution will cover his medical expenses, travel, and follow-up care, giving him the chance to reclaim his childhood and his future.

This isn’t just about saving one life. Your generosity will send a powerful message of hope to me, Omar, and countless families in Gaza who feel forgotten by the world.

For Omar, every minute counts. Please, act now. A donation of any amount brings us closer to saving his life. Together, you can so me that am not alone and give Omar the fighting chance he deserves.