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Psycho Goreman (2020) dir. Steven Kostanski

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if anyone feels bad that their fic might contain medical inaccuracies, be comforted to know that whatever creative liberties you take with your medical scenes can never be worse than the one I just read. where one character tries to stop the bleeding on their friend's head wound by putting a tourniquet around their neck

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This is an old tweet from last year, but given that the cheerleaders of genocide are doing this again, I'm resharing it.

Hossam Shabat was murdered by Israel in March 2025.

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Right now many of the democratic officials, western leaders and zionist 'journalists' who helped destroy UNRWA and defend the IDF and apartheid Israel from consequences are now covering their asses and denouncing the constantly escalating mass murder and mass starvation campaign the US and Israel are carrying out in Gaza. It's important to remember that what is happening now is their fault, they cheered it on and facilitated it, because there will be a tremendous public push to absolve the pro-holocaust faction of the western world of responsibility in the coming years. If there is any hope of this never happening again the consequences need to be severe and they need to target as many who pushed the racist nazi pro-israel narrative and who carried out the butchering as possible. No quarter, no forgiveness, ever.

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Uk media reporting on the OSA:

Reality:

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Europe (yur·uhp) is an exotic peninsula in the extreme westernmost reaches of Asia with many fascinating cultures and landscapes and home to many of the world's last remaining feudal kingdoms, offering a glimpse back into a more simplistic way of living.

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Honestly bizarre that tomatoes get all the flack for “not being a vegetable” because they're technically a fruit when:

A) There are a ton of fruits that get categorised as vegetables. Like this also applies to pumpkins, squashes and cucumbers.

B) The fucking mushrooms are standing there at the back of the crowd in this witch trial, trying to look inconspicuous because they somehow got into the vegetable club with no fucking controversy despite the fact that they're not even plants.

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I gave your post a like but with nuance and depth

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fanfic writers will go "anyone gonna explore the kinda fucked up or emotionally impactful implications of this minor canon detail?" and then not wait for an answer.

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Just a reminder that Zionazis hide behind passive language like "Jewish self-determination" when in reality Zionism is a form of violent white supremacy.

Zionism had caused unimaginable suffering in just the past 2 years alone (don't even get me started on the last 75+ years).

Jewish self determination doesn't need to come at the cost of other people's lives. We don't need to starve and genocide people. We don't need to turn into Nazis.

Zionism is a genocidal cult no matter what passive language these freaks try to use

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Ultimately the reason why it makes me roll my eyes every time there's a post that makes fun of the way americans don't know shit about the world and someone adds a response about how it's not niceys to make fun of people for not knowing things and everyone has blindspots and you weren't born knowing everything and blah blah blah today's lucky 10.000 UwwwwwU etc. is because, ultimately, I don't think what's wrong with the average online american is that they're ignorant, ignorant people are everywhere, and everyone is ignorant about a lot of things.

What's wrong with the average online american is not that they're ignorant, it's that every time they have to confront the things they're ignorant about they immediately construct a narrative where their ignorance is the product of some uniquely and exclusively american disadvantage that they, and apparently no one else in the world, have to deal with ("our educative system doesn't teach us anything about the world, you don't understand how bad it is", "we're bombarded with propaganda since birth", "we're subjected to a culture that punishes curiosity instead of rewarding it", "we're so overworked and underpaid, you think we have the energy to try to learn anything in our spare time?", or my favorite I saw a couple months ago "well you might not know this but for the average american traveling abroad is not really accessible so it's not like we can visit other countries to learn about their culture" as if the average person outside the US is constantly taking international vacations or something) when, in reality, their ignorance is a product of immense cultural privilege, a product of the fact that they even have the ability to go through their entire life without needing to learn shit about anywhere else in the world, which is something that no one else in the world has (well people from other first world countries kinda have it too but not to the same degree as americans because in terms of cultural hegemony the U.S. is the first world's first world)

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"The US could stop the genocide in Gaza tomorrow!" Yes. As the biggest weapons supplier, the US could stop the genocide. But so could the EU, and that's not getting enough attention.

Israel's economy couldn't survive without the EU, not even for a short time. The EU is Israel’s largest trading partner and the biggest investor in Israel (nearly twice as big as the United States) and the EU is the main destination for Israeli investment.

Firm economic sanctions by the EU would not be some long term pressure builder, they would have immediate effect. The EU could stop the genocide in Gaza tomorrow. They choose not to.

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Yuji using Sukuna's destructive cursed technique to heal someone he loves 😢

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@itafushi-week day 3 | healing 

what a show off... anyway this idea actually belongs to a lovely anon who send me this prompt…*looks away and closes my eyes* months ago…... I know.. I know.... motivation just never struck.. up until now that is. the prompt was "yuuji using his new curse technique, as a medium, to heal megumi" (at least that's what I think the ask said... sowwyyy again) unfortunately, I’ve lost their ask before I had a chance to get around to it. I hope you’re still out there anon and thank you for sending me such a cute prompt 🩷