snarkleharkle
snarkleharkle
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Just a Catholic who sometimes does Catholic things.
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snarkleharkle · 15 minutes ago
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The fact that this week alone there were separate articles where Jewish students at three different public schools, all in different states, were expelled or removed from school in response to recorded antisemitic bullying instead of said bullying being punished in a rational and just measure
And the only people I've seen talking about this are other Jews
Well, it says many things, to be frank
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snarkleharkle · 1 hour ago
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It’s water over the bridge
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snarkleharkle · 2 hours ago
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snarkleharkle · 2 hours ago
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"i do not dream of labour" is one of the worst pseudo-marxist taglines that western leftists have co-opted because when you ask them what they do dream of, they say traveling, studying, and creating art. broski, who's flying the plane to take you to prague? who's the security at the library with the texts you're studying? who are the clerks in the museum showcasing your art? like bro, you do dream of labour. you just dream of someone else doing it so you don't have to! you merely want to outsource the labour and make it invisible.
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snarkleharkle · 3 hours ago
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snarkleharkle · 4 hours ago
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Watching Jurassic Park and I have Opinions on this place as a zoo. Feeding the predators live prey?? There's other ways to provide enrichment! Also that enclosure is way too small for multiple large animals like that! Electric fences? Ha! Electric fences won't stop a fucking goat! Where's the zoo experts? Who designed these enclosures?? Were all zoos this shitty in the 90s???
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snarkleharkle · 5 hours ago
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snarkleharkle · 5 hours ago
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Feel free to reblog to have more people to vote. Feel free to explain why you voted the way you did. DO NOT SENT ANON HATE FOR HOW PEOPLE VOTED.
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snarkleharkle · 5 hours ago
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Go on...
My English professor is so brave because our essay prompt is to write about something we find wrong with the modern world that we can still fix. I think she'll be getting some very spicy essays
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snarkleharkle · 5 hours ago
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On the one hand, the thought process of "people would never say this about [other minority]" is bad, because it's usually untrue. ...But I think that, when applied less generally, it can be VERY true. The type of antisemitism I see from otherwise socially conscious, intelligent leftists is what I'm thinking of. I just blocked a (super leftist) blog that was talking about how (((THE ZIONISTS))) need to stop focusing on our community and what makes us different from others, and start trying to be more palatable to the majority, so that we won't get mistreated. They would NEVER say that kind of dogshit about Black people in million fucking years.
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snarkleharkle · 7 hours ago
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snarkleharkle · 8 hours ago
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Thursday marked 84 years since the crimes in Jedwabne, a town of less than 2,000 people northeast of Warsaw. In 1941, local residents killed hundreds of their Jewish neighbors, most of them in a barn where they were burned alive.
An official investigation by Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance confirmed in 2002 that the murder was carried out by Poles. But Jedwabne has become a flashpoint in Polish politics, with some far-right politicians claiming it was Germans who perpetrated the massacre and characterizing research on Polish complicity as part of an effort to slander their nation. Shortly before the anniversary ceremony in Jedwabne, an installation appeared with an alternative version of history. Near the monument that marks the site of the barn where Jews were killed, seven boulders with metal signs in Polish and English detailed a series of false claims, according to the Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza. One of these plaques dismissed the evidence of Polish perpetrators, saying, “In reality, the crime was committed by a German pacification unit.” Another cited the partition of Poland in 1795 as “an unimaginable tragedy for Poles” that “turns out to be a source of satisfaction for many Jews.” This narrative continued with the interwar period, when “many Jews openly sympathized with communism” and “identified with the Soviets, who were hostile to Poland,” which “did not help Poles and Jews to come closer together.” Wojciech Sumlinski, a right-wing activist, has taken credit for the installation, saying on X that he had built it with the help of crowdfunding. Despite standing some 100 feet from the official memorial, the signs are on private property.
Far-right MEP Grzegorz Braun, who recently ran an openly antisemitic presidential campaign, was among the protesters denying Polish responsibility and demanding exhumations of Jedwabne. Earlier attempts to exhume the site were stopped because Jewish law forbids disturbing the dead.
The Auschwitz Memorial condemned Braun on X for a different reason on Thursday, denying the existence of gas chambers at the concentration camp where more than 1 million Jews were murdered, but did not weigh in on the incidents at Jedwabne. Police say they are investigating Braun’s comments as a possible crime. The incident comes just weeks after Polish voters narrowly elected Karol Nawrocki, a Holocaust revisionist historian, to become the next president. His election was a victory for the Law and Justice Party, which led Poland from 2015 to 2023. During that time, the party promoted historical narratives about Polish victimhood and resistance to the Nazis, while delegitimizing research on Polish antisemitism or Poles who killed Jews, and even passed a law that outlawed accusing Poland or the Polish people of complicity in Nazi crimes.
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snarkleharkle · 8 hours ago
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Me: I should sit outside and enjoy the weather with my lunch
The protesters in Washington Square Park shouting to globalize the intifada:
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snarkleharkle · 9 hours ago
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Soldiers' pain, by Idan Amedi
Idan had reenlisted for the rebirth war (the official name for the Oct 7th war), and was hurt in the middle of Gaza, his story and songs reignited hope and bravery among all of Israel. A hero
This is a song of his from 13 years ago
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First evening of alone (I am) Sitting and writing you a letter About all the things that were All that happened, exactly
Letters appear on the wall I am the fear, nice to meet you The characters like to play (they) Move here in the empty, empty house
And you, you don't know how much From you I had tried to hide All the nightmares at night Screams, and blood on the uniform You, don't understand anymore why I, am not me for a long time by now Images run from that night Tears, soldiers' pain
It's the first evening that you're there I am lying and thinking, not falling asleep The silence is slowly playing (I am) dedicating you now a song with no name A song with no name
And you, you don't know how much From you I had tried to hide All the nightmares at night Screams, and blood on the uniform You, don't understand anymore why I, am not me for a long time by now Images run from that night Tears, soldiers' pain
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snarkleharkle · 10 hours ago
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snarkleharkle · 10 hours ago
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I thought y’all thought that AntiZionism wasn’t antisemitism?
Also, she’s whiter than any Israeli ever
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snarkleharkle · 11 hours ago
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⭒ ⋆ 🪾 ‘weapons’ behind the scenes 🥫⋆࿐⁎˚
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