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[paxopalotls]

The fanfictions are infecting me with brainrot oh my god have some au doodles before I explode

[yaxaaska]

love how this eBay seller managed to photo this cute blanket it in the most creepy way possible

[tomatosoump]

there are bpxes of clementines in the kitchen and the thing is that i love u again

[heyimboredtalktome]

Ok so I mean this question genuinely (and feel free to not answer), I don't mean to make you angry but feel free to go on a long angry rant if you want to

What, exactly, is Palestine mad about? (And again, I'm saying this from genuinely wanting to know, I have some idea but it feels incomplete and/or incorrect) Also, what would be the ideal outcome for you?

I've tried checking news and tried asking people to explain but I'm surrounded by people who are very pro-israel. (one of my closest friends is israeli and she's terrified because people she knows are being asked to join the army (but she's not old enough yet), and most of my family hears stories such as "oh yeah, they're slaughtering babies now" which is definitely horrific) so I'm trying to get a better understanding of the Palestinian side, and you seem reasonable and I often agree with your opinions, so I was hoping you could explain it to me. (I'll just infodump what I know in small text so that you can correct any misconceptions you see)

So, after ww2 people decided that jewish people needed a place to stay (fair, they've been hated even before ww2 but ww2 really brought attention to it) and so the british decided on where exactly they would be placed. Obviously this made many people unhappy because they were already living there. So there's been much conflict about it, and now there's a war because they want israel gone from the gaza strip, but somebody told me that israel had forcibly removed their people as a sign of goodwill? as you can see i don't know much off the top of my head. I agree with Ireland's decision to send aid to the Palestinian people because in the end they have it the worst, not Israel (which is not a poor country at all my god), and the only opinion I've formed from this all is: the people caught in the middle are the only true victims, because they didn't want any of this, but both armed sides have committed atrocities. (Also, if you google what hamas wants you get: "[its] purpose for existing is the destruction of the State of Israel and the murder of Jewish people. Hamas does not represent the Palestinian people" which sounds like what I hear from around me). Also while I understand that it sucks that they had to take land from the people around them, it's not as if the israeli people have anywhere to go (at least that's how it seems to me). Any thoughts? Thank you for your time!

me and many others have posted a lot about it so you can go through it and read things for yourself, there is no lack of documentation of the atrocities israel commits on a daily basis, even when they aren't killing thousands of children and civilians in an attempt to ethnically cleanse one of the oldest civilizations in the world, they're pretty blatant about their apartheid and racism, its not tough find good books and articles about it

as for where the israelis are supposed to go, they can use their dual citizenship for that ,I don't really know nor can i bring myself to care. its less about where they're supposed to go and more about ending the occupation. they don't just live in israel, they kill and torture palestinians and steal their land to do so. they don't even respect the original UN borders, they've stolen almost 88% of palestinian land, when they were originally alloted about 55% (which btw is still wrong, considering that the person doing the alloting had no right to give away palestinian land) and they subjugate palestinians to a system of apartheid which is against all international laws and they are given free rein to do so. again ive said a lot already about what the fucking israelis get upto so you can read up on that

i dont know about an ideal outcome, the two state solution is logical but if the israelis didn't respect it the first time around, why would they respect it now? and why would the palestinians trust them after what's happening to them? why would anyone? and who's going to hold israel responsible for the atrocities it has committed for the past 70 years?

you can watch Al-Jazeera if you want reliable news about palestine

[rowanthestrange]

Ace is bi and Graham is fandom-headcanon bi, so it’s a queer pairing and thus i like it.

[citrus-system]

Being forced to grow up too fast really sucks because like.

We were kicked out at 18, we lived out of our car until we had the money for an apartment and then worked 2 jobs to become stable like we are now.

Everything sucked and we were tired and never wanted to do anything, so a lot of our friends quit talking to us. We got a lot of “okay but college is hard too” and “all you ever do is complain.” And now that our friends are reaching the point we were at years ago, it’s starting to click. And we feel bad, not in a ‘haha told you so’ way, we just, feel bad and want to be there for them despite how little support we got.

Yeah, it does suck working 40 hours a week and the money still not being enough. It sucks having to phone-call-hop to reach someone who can help you. It sucks having to learn about policies and insurance and other things you never had to worry about. It sucks to sort through mail and micromanage your budget to get by and yes, everyone contemplates the porn industry.

And even though no one was there for us we don’t want to be spiteful, we just feel bad like when you watch babies fall and get hurt. We can’t help a lot, but I’d never be upset about someone complaining. Because it sucks. And even though they got their fun teenage to young adult life we want to be there for them now. Even to just let them complain or do low energy activities or shit, it’s been really lonely being at the awkward between state by ourselves. With no free time or recreational money and no one who was willing to accommodate that for long.

Idk this post is rambley I was about to delete it but fuck it. I need to get these thoughts out of my brain.

[pterygoidwalk]

sometimes i wonder what my cat named me

[mikey-ways-dogshit-bread]

If King Charles dies on or before March 25th, 2024, he will technically be the shortest-reigning king in English history.

Anyway, like to charge, reblog to cast.

[officialspec]

walkable cities also means sittable cities send tweet

[stuckinapril]

“you should be at the club” Brother I should literally be sent to the seaside for my health

[camping-with-monsters]

For those of you who weren’t able to get 100% of the total solar eclipse today… I gotchu <3

[tothechaos]

this is what every tiktok screenshot looks like to me

[x0401x]

So I just saw a post by a random personal blog that said “don’t follow me if we never even had a conversation before” and?????? Not to be rude but literally what the fuck??????????

I’ve had people (non-pornbots) try to strike conversation out of nowhere in my DMs recently, and now I’m wondering if they were doing that because they wanted to follow me and thought they needed to interact first. I feel compelled to say, just in case, that it’s totally okay to follow this blog (or my side blog, for that matter) even if we’ve never talked before.

Also, I’m legit confused. Is this how follow culture works right now? It was worded like it’s common sense but is that really a thing?

[mandycantdecide]

[liquidstar]

i always think abt my cousin in greece who's like obsessed with american culture, bc ill say that im going to a barbecue and she'll be like "wow.... a real life american barbecue... will there be red cups?" you bet your ass there'll be red cups. take my hand. have a hot dog. all your dreams can come true here at the real life american barbecue

[katabasiss]

do you guys think jesus, the son of a carpenter, smelt the wood of the cross & temporarily thought of home