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İktidardaki her gerilemenin şiddete açık bir davetiye olduğunu biliyoruz. iktidarı elinde tutup da elerinden kaymakta olduğunu hisseden herkes, kaybettiklerinin yerine şiddeti koymanın cazibesine direnmekte zorlanmıştır.
"Soylu bir adam kendini kendinden daha yüksek bir fikirle karşılaştırır ve değerlendirir; sıradan bir adam ise kendinden daha düşük bir fikirle. Biri arzu üretir; diğeri ise hırs, ki bu da bayağı bir adamın arzuladığı şeydir." ~Marcus Aurelius
"Trust the Science" an already bullshit phrase because science is about QUESTIONING and challenging data sometimes--but is now completely going to shit because of that fucking Nazi criminal asshole and his shit friends. HOW DO WE END THIS GODDAMNED MALIGNANCY?
A post by Tadhg Hickey - "In my day, you'd have to go on gruelling training camps in South Armagh and Pakistan to become a terrorist. Now some vegan prick just picks up a sign, and he's Osama Bin Laden. They have it too easy."
He jugado solo pokemon Go (de los 47 a los 50 años, más o menos). La versión original de pokémon (esa especiie de juegobde cartas coleccionables jugado en la gamebot) no la jugué nunca.
"Robert Desnos n’est pas le seul à avoir vu en Robespierre une figure plus qu’humaine. Une « force » comme disait Victor Hugo. C’était déjà le cas de son vivant. Et cela ne sera pas sans lien avec sa mort le 10 Thermidor de l’an II (28 juillet 1794). Comme disait Hugo encore, la Révolution aura été le plus puissant pas du genre humain depuis l’avènement du Christ. Mais c’est un pas qui nous a fait entrer dans une terre inconnue. Un pays aux boussoles affolées. Depuis plus de deux-cents ans, tous ceux qui traversent l’Histoire de France et arrivent au moment de la Révolution sont soudain pris de vertige et se perdent dans le labyrinthe du Temps. C’est un problème de perception. Le 21 janvier 1793, Louis XVI a été exécuté, mais il n’est pas mort."
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Demande de destitution du Président Emmanuel Macron en vertu de l’article 68 de la Constitution
À l’attention des parlementaires de l’Assemblée nationale et du Sénat,
Nous, citoyens français, adressons cette demande de destitution du Président …
hunger may no longer be a problem worldwide "poverty" is too relative and subjective a term why does the soil need to be regenerated and is he the only one who can do it? ...
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EVERY ADMIN WHO DEPRIVES ME OF MY OWNERSHIP UNDER US LAW 1982 CAN BE FINED UP TO $200,000 OR 5 YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
A hitman of the Russian mafia has just been diagnosed with terminal cancer; he is sent to Berlin to pick up the watch Yuri Gagarin wore on his first flight i...
today's checkin brought him to mind, and now I need to go be a bigger fan because he gets it
Adam Duritz on counting his anxiety in new album : NPR
Duritz: I just felt there was a real callousness in our society towards women — this real arrogant, we-know-what's-best-for-you thought process returning to our culture in the last decade. I mean, obviously it's always been there, but you thought you were moving in a better direction for many years.
Granted, with the MeToo movement, you got a lot of — for the first time — exposing a lot of people who were victimizing women. But at the same time, it also made you realize how prevalent it was. Half of our race, as humans, messed with and abused and taken advantage of and, quite honestly, raped. And then told what to do by the other half. It's attaching a valuelessness to half the population of the world.
I was trying to imagine what it must feel like to be a woman. When power speaks to you as if you don't matter.
Anna Feder is suing Emerson College for firing her over her Palestine activism. She says she will never stop advocating for a free Palestine. mondoweiss.net/2025/05/i-was-f…
Newsom wants Federal dollars to clean up State lands by implying the Feds aren't doing their job on Federal lands?
Newsom got $$$ to clean up State lands on Trump's first term.
The CA Taxpayer voted for millions of dollars in bonds to use to prevent wild fires here and the State used it on other issues.
Most Federal lands are not close near towns and settled infrastructure. It is the local greenery, green belts, and crap bushes growing in the "desert areas" of southern CA.
Οι σιωναζί δεν μπορούν να νικήσουν αυτό τον αντάρτη λαό. Τα βίντεο των επιχειρήσεων αποδεικνύουν ότι η Αντίσταση ενδυναμώθηκε με τον καιρό και πλέον πραγματοποιεί επιχειρήσεις που εκπαιδευμένοι επαγγελματικοί στρατοί δεν μπορούν να φέρουν σε πέρας. Παράλληλα τα χτυπήματα αντί να μειώνονται, αυξάνονται. Τόσο σε ποσότητα όσο και σε ποιότητα. eksegersi.gr/diethni/to-psycho…
6 Ιούλ 2025, 11:15 - Εδώ στη γη μου την αγαπημένη, τη γη της απέραντης προσφοράς, συνεχίζω κι εγώ την προσφορά μου. Η προσφορά μου συνεχίζεται στον ίδιο δρόμο και δεν χάνει ποτέ τον προσανατολισμό της.
"Dachau was the first step on the road to atrocity. Will America go there? Eight months ago, I would have said never. At that point, America was still a nation under the rule of law. Now, we have politicians cheering the image of people being fed to alligators" and "selling swag celebrating the construction of an American concentration camp."
no, eight months ago America was not a country under the rule of law, and if the author believed that he wasn't paying attention. America ceased to be a country under the rule of law on July 1, 2024, when the supreme Court decided that the president was not bound by law.
Democratic party is essentially dead, so it's possible that he will either trigger a switch of the democratic voter base over to his party and leave the crazies and geriatric leadership out to dry, or else he will use the America Party to threaten the Democratic party so that he's able to buy it out for pennies on the dollar, and then purge leadership and replace them with his own people.
how elon can "buy" a political movement that was hostile to him from the start is rather absurd.
the outer shell of the dem pty may be damaged but the commies never die
after western european commies became disillusioned with the soviets in the 60's, the same commies shifted over to the environmental movement. Elon should read modern european history.
Also see the recent photo of far-right Republican leaders kneeling in prayer together in Congress after Trump's bill was passed. Every week there's another reminder that this authoritarian movement is basically theocratic.
While Trump freezes arms deliveries to #Ukraine due to stockpile shortages, neoliberal warmongering Democrats accuse the #WhiteHouse of lying to camouflage Ukraine dumping. Meanwhile #EU clowns continue to breathe inside their delusional #Brussels bubble, always pretending that they could “intervene” and “solve the problem.”
Zohran Mamdani - aktueller Bürgermeister-Kandidat für New York mit guten Chancen und der hat interessante politische Vorstellungen!
Trump, seine Reps, alle radikale Christen und hier die Springer-Presse (im vorauseilenden Gehorsam) bekommen seit gestern kollektiv Schnappatmung, wenn der Name Mamdani fällt und weil seine Chancen immer weiter steigen 😅
Seine Themen u.a.: Kostenloser Nahverkehr (bspw. städtische Busse, Subway-Freeze) Wohnungspolitik: Mieten einfrieren und öffentlich geförderter Wohnungsbau Universelle Kinderbetreuung und Sozialleistungen Mindestlohn von 30 $ bis 2030 Höhere Steuern für Reiche und Unternehmen, um soziale Programme zu finanzieren
Trump lässt im Moment untersuchen, ob der Mamdani ausgewiesen werden kann. Denn der sei nicht nur Muslim, sondern radikal-kommunistisch mit seiner Vorstellung von Politik!
Wer jetzt in Versuchung ist zu sagen: “Der wird doch nur Bürgermeister einer Stadt”… das Budget der Stadt New York übersteigt das Regierungsbudget von allen außer 33 Staaten weltweit...
Wenn so einer zeigt, dass eine als "sozialistisch" gelabelte Politik für die meisten Bewohner der Stadt richtig tolle Auswirkungen hat, dann könnten die Leute ja (hoffentlich) ins Grübeln kommen. Vielleicht sind sie dann nicht mehr bereit Leute zu wählen, die ihnen erzählen, dass Ausländer ihr Problem sind, während sie gleichzeitig Reiche immer reicher machen und alle anderen immer weniger haben.
¿En serio no hay nadie en el Parlamento britanico que haya gritado "pero estamos locos deteniendo a ancianas de 80 años con cargos de terrorismo por apoyar a #PalestineAction ????
“We are witnessing a true reversal of ocean circulation in the Southern Hemisphere, something we’ve never seen before. While the world is debating the potential collapse of the AMOC, we’re seeing that the SMOC has reversed. This could have unprecedented global climate impacts.” shorturl.at/dEMcv
Ein auf Gaza spezialisierter, französischer Historiker verbringt im Dezember 2024 einen Monat in in Gaza und schreibt darüber ein Buch. Schon der Artikel darüber ist sehr lesenswert.
»'Now I Understand Why #Israel Is Denying Journalists Access to the Appalling Scene in #Gaza'. One of the only historians studying the Gaza Strip, Jean-Pierre Filiu, spent a month in the killing fields there, and documented everything« haaretz.com/israel-news/2025-0… (Paywall)
»"Devastated areas emerge from the shadows as the convoy progresses," the French historian wrote later. "A prolonged sequence of horror. Here's a tree that fell, its branches twisted, here's a demolished house, farther away a building is collapsing. The convoy moves ahead as fast as the ruined road allows. The Gaza I knew no longer exists, now I know. A wasteland like this will make us forget that Gaza was for thousands of years an oasis."«
"Even though I have been in a number of war zones in the past, from Ukraine to Afghanistan, via Syria, Iraq and Somalia, I have never, but never, experienced anything like this… Now I understand why Israel is denying the international press access to such an appalling scene."
»The narrative of his visit to Gaza is intertwined with a description of the ear-splitting soundtrack of the enclave: an intense humming of drones overhead. "It's a nonstop roar, so strong that it's impossible to have a regular conversation outside," he says.
The psychological effect of ceaseless buzzing adds yet another layer of stress, which at times develops into unbearable weariness. The steady noise of harassment is punctuated by sounds of exploding munitions. «
»"Death in Gaza is illogical," Filiu writes, noting that anyone can die at any moment from anything and from any situation, and the difference between life and death is completely random. Small decisions, made inadvertently – whether to go there or here, whether to stand here or somewhere else, whether to sleep now or later – determine who will live and who will die. People who have lost their loved ones cannot even mourn them properly, because there is no funeral and no grave.«
»Especially heartbreaking were the children he saw. "In the past the schoolchildren of Gaza had uniforms and schoolbags," Filiu he writes in his book. "Today they are street children, visited by death and wandering. In the open garbage dumps they scrounge for paper, cardboard, nylon, anything that can be used to light a small fire and provide a bit of heat. They barely drag jerricans bigger than they are.«
»Filiu notes that according to UNICEF, the United Nations children's fund, the youngsters who have survived in the Strip are in dire need of social and psychological support. In January, there were only four psychiatrists in the whole of Gaza.«
»One reason for the sharp deterioration in the social fabric of the Strip that he witnessed is the immense hunger there. "Even those who want to share food with others cannot do so beyond the close, and hungry, family circle," he says. "In the past, Gazan solidarity was high; the uncles and aunts, and the cousins, were very close to one another. Now everyone is focused on the small, dying, family circle."«
»[...]he added another heartrending element to this state of disintegration: the wholesale death of parents of small children. "The tragedy of Gaza's orphans is one of the harshest disasters," he told his audience. "Gazan society, which I knew in the past as very well protected within the family structure, collapsed under the weight of the extensive massacre. Wounded orphans remain abandoned in hospitals without relatives, even distant ones, coming to visit them."«
»Despite the children's abject hunger, Filiu relates that he saw them sharing bits of food with scrawny stray cats. When he asked them why they were doing that, they explained to him that they know what it feels like to be hungry and didn't want the cats to feel like that.«
»During his 4 weeks [...] Filiu moved between Rafah and al-Muwasi [...] He calculated that an average of more than 33,000 people live in a square kilometer, and described "an ocean of tents." "On both sides,""tents stretch for kilometers. Some of the displaced have established their improvised shelters on the beach, coping with the gusts of wind and the waves. Signs hover above the surface, declaring an improvised barber shop, cafeteria or boutique with alluring names, which mask the scarcity."«
»Moreover, in the waning days of 2024, every inhabitant of Gaza received an average of nine liters (2.4 gallons) of water per day – less than a quarter of which was potable. By comparison, the daily allocation before the war was 80 liters per person. Filiu describes how "people mill around the water distribution points with plastic jerricans of 5, 10 and 25 liters. Some bring open dishes, tin cans and containers of all sorts, even if that means spilling a bit of the precious liquid."«
»In addition to innumerable deaths of Gazans caused by all manner of weaponry, Filiu also witnessed mortality caused by infection and disease, and the near impossibility of preserving a semblance of hygiene: Almost every person he met suffered from disease and diarrhea. Women are affected more seriously than men by the severe deterioration in sanitary conditions: They tend to suffer more from skin and digestive tract infections, and account for two-thirds of the victims of hepatitis.«
»"Every basic human need here is a struggle for survival," the historian writes. "A reality of open garbage dumps bustling with barefoot children. Holes dug in the sand as toilets, with a simple covering of canvas sheets to maintain an illusion of privacy. Home wells dug hastily in a corner of the tent."«
»Even the weather takes a fatal toll. Filiu tells his readers about a baby girl named Sila who on Christmas Eve died of the cold at the age of three weeks. During his time in Gaza he heard about five other young children who perished from the cold.«
»He describes in his book what the morning after a winter downpour looks like: "Repair is needed on all fronts – to repair the tents, block the broad leaks, repair the poles on which the fragile structures rest. The men are silent under their exhaustion and pain, and a dignified grandmother, trembling in a tattered scarf, calls to the heavens to attest that 'I was never so cold, I was never so hungry.' «
»Filiu accuses Israel of turning a blind eye for years to what has been going on in Gaza: "For 20 years now, Israel has been unable to nurture networks of collaborators inside Gaza. [The Israelis] tried every tool in the book, and they failed. Because they don't know Gaza's society. And because they operate either from a tank or from a drone, which is not the most efficient way to operate."«
»One of the tragic consequences of this blindness, Filiu observes, is the mortal blow being dealt to everyone in the Strip who opposes Hamas. "There were thriving universities, intellectual circles and artists. There were so many rap groups in Gaza, and you can imagine that their members weren't exactly sympathetic to Hamas.«
»"There was a civil society that didn't want to be part of Hamas' Islamist scheme," he continues, "but all that has been destroyed now by the Israeli invasion. And even when there were demonstrations against Hamas [during the cease-fire], instead of the Israelis saying, 'We're stopping the bombing in order for the demonstrators to prosper,' Israel intensified [it]. I don't say that it was a plot, but it's blindness."«
»One of most acute examples of that blindness, which Filiu terms a "tragic paradox," is Israel's support for the Abu Shabab gang in the Strip, which exercises violent control over the precious little humanitarian aid that enters Gaza, loots the trucks and does battle with Hamas. The majority of the Israeli public became aware of the existence of this criminal group only recently, in the wake of reports that Israel is arming its members. «
»"It's 2:30 A.M., when I wake up from heavy gunfire," he writes Dec 4, when he witnessed a gunfight between unidentified security people guarding an aid convoy & a gang of looters, who were aided by IDF drones. The incident claimed 11 lives – five killed by the army and six in the exchange of fire between Hamas and Abu Shabab – plus 50 aid trucks out of 70 in the convoy were looted. The stolen goods, Filiu relates, showed up the next day in the Muwasi market and were sold at exorbitant prices.«
»"This vicious circle of organized crime is bringing about a rise in prices of basic commodities in the markets of Gaza, and this in turn encourages the participation of ordinary citizens in organized looting," Filiu writes. "Every day around the end of 2024 brings its portion of gangs that attack humanitarian convoys, improvised road barriers erected by highway robbers, children who grab hold of trucks in order to steal a bag or two of flour."«
»Israel's very support of the Abu Shabab gang, Filiu explains, is actually strengthening Hamas. "Against the backdrop of the intense hunger in Gaza, Hamas' punishment of the plundering gangs is accepted with understanding by the civilian population – they are angry at the looters and see Hamas as being bent on trying to stop the plunder of the little food that might reach them. Everybody in Gaza hates these gangs. «
»Indeed, the most violent days he experienced were those preceding the start of the cease-fire: The Israelis had stepped up their bombing raids, Filiu notes, and he was in an area categorized as a "humanitarian zone" – ostensibly, a place deemed safe from shelling. But every day there he experienced bombings. «
»"It's a nice way of saying that the Gazans are treated like objects. The thought that they have to move again is terrible. People had to move and lost everything five times on average," he says, since the start of the war. "And that's only the average. I met people who had to move 10 times."«
»For his part, Filiu says during our conversation, he saw in Gaza a place where "international law, basic human rights, the Geneva Convention, the attitude toward human rights – all are being tossed aside without hesitation and being supplanted by raw, random and very violent force."
The "Gazan monster," he warns, will not be contained within fences but will spill out across the globe. "It is threatening the whole world in a very basic and very immediate way."«
Die Menschen in Gaza sind einfach nur Menschen wie überall auf der Welt, und sie erleben einen anhaltenden Horror der unvorstellbar ist, den kein Mensch durchmachen dürfte.
Und dennoch passiert es, dennoch wird das Leid, der Horror, die realexistierende Hölle auf Erden geduldet, unterstützt, angefeuert, ignoriert.
Der Horror der in Gaza passiert ist ein Ausblick auf alle künftigen Kriege, die überall auf der Welt mit maximaler Brutalität geführt werden.
Diese Kriege werden so nun möglich sein, weil man das was in Gaza passiert nicht gestoppt hat, weil man für den Horror noch Waffen geliefert hat, weil man für das was unerträgliches Leid ist noch beschönigende Worte gefunden hat, das internationale Recht ignoriert und mit Füßen getreten hat, nichts dagegen tat, obwohl es jederzeit möglich war und ist.
Nei giorni a in cui si ricomincia a parlare di tregua, mentre continua senza sosta la mattanza quotidiana a Gaza e la pulizia etnica nella West Bank, palestinesi e solidali si sono dati appuntamento in piazza Mercanti a Milano.
Es war ein unvergesslicher Abend voller Adrenalin und Spannung! Am Samstag, den 5. Juli 2025 , öffnete der Challengeclub Frankfurt seine Türen für ein Box-Event, das Sportbegeisterte und Neugierige gleichermaßen in seinen Bann zog.
Not sure if I should get a nice print of this art of Odinn (Artist is based as I've mentioned) for my room above my bed or some Tsukihime wallscrolls, what do you guys think?
Dans cet épisode de notre abécédaire politique, on reçoit Clément Sénéchal (Ex-Greenpeace, auteur et militant) pour démonter l’écologie bourgeoise : celle qui culpabilise les individus pendant que les gros pollueurs trinquent tranquillement. On parle écologie populaire, conflits de classes et stratégies politiques pour éviter de foncer droit dans le mur en trottinette électrique.
i'm not hiring anyone ever again probably. but hope you find something. what's up on the island there isn't there some retail or tourist shops or something you can work part time at?
hmm idk then. is there a way to buy your paintings online? maybe you could sell them in tourist areas like on the beach. can't really think of anything other than that
it's really hard to build up a business with no money to invest but my only real suggestion is that you like to make stuff with your hands, and you have tourists there, and you have natural materials to work with due to beaches and ocean and trees. find a way. and don't smoke weed until you get on your feet cause it saps your energy and wastes time
same thing applies, a little bit of elbow grease racism towards whites and "honorary aryan" east asians and indians would have prevented this
the first rule of building alligator fueled concentration camps is making it very clear who's gonna get fed to the alligators, otherwise you're just spreading terror in a way that hurts your interests
they are just too stupid or uncaring to do this basic thing, which is very concerning when it comes to their future use of violence and oppression
ICE is just trumps goon army now, transformed by flooding it with money and dubious recruits and led by loyalists, they're currently in the phase where they drag off women and children to establish precedent that they can do whatever they want
that's "rational", but for example being completely reckless and starting a low-level civil war by escalating it to dragging off blue state leadership people under dubious treason charges isn't
this has nothing to do with vriska finding a job, but anyone in the country illegally should expect to be "dragged" off (if they resist). i don't think they are really "dragging" children though. this sounds pretty sensational. they have a difficult job to do which is to remove about 50 million illegals. people are going to scream and cry. too bad. they have to go.
I mean places like Denmark are doing pretty good at it.
Britain did it by sending them to Rwanda and let Rwanda manage the holding facility. Trump’s immigration stuff is basically just Joe Biden with an alligator fetish, and somehow even more anti-European
> More deportations flights went to further away destinations, including Africa and Asia, which did not accept US deportations for years, the agency said.
do you even live in the USA? look around you. we've been flooded with an additional 20 million people under biden. this is like a 3rd world country now
afaik the underlying variables here are just that (1) very few people were actually deported under trump 1.0 relative to the total number of illegal immigrants and (2) the total number of people trying to get into the US has gone up
the southern border is basically 100% closed now. as much as i disagree with some other stuff trump is doing, they have done a great job on the border and also overall i think ice enforcement has done as good a job as they can with their resources, and it looks like they're actually getting ready to ramp up to the level necessary to deport millions of people.
there is huge potential for abuse when building up a massive standing army of this sort but that's the situation we've been put in. we can't allow this country to turn into france or england and be overrun by infinity 3rd world rapists and narco gangs and haitian voodoo cat eaters
> we can't allow this country to turn into france or england and be overrun
lol do you realize that west europe is *far* more homogeneous than america is? its actually been a bit of shock to me after coming to britain from the US
i'm not sure about that. from what i see it looks like you let in way too many foreigners, especially france, but i haven't been to europe in a long time.
my point is simply that you can't open the floodgates to unvetted 3rd world populations. that was a mistake and every last one of them needs to go home (or somewhere else, but they can't stay here)
the thing in europe is its way less integrated so there are some cities that end up almost entirely replaced. if you avoid those its still very homogeneous. in america its much more diffused across the whole country because immigrants in the US actually have incentives to integrate whereas in europe they can just live off welfare indefinitely
yet one of them closed the border and is deporting illegals, and the other opened the border and allowed in around 20 million illegals. that's the topic at h and
i'm not sure about that. in the past most may have been visa overstays but considering the numbers that came through the border during the biden admin i don't think that's true anymore- but yes we have a lot of visa overstays. it makes no difference. they all have to go home.
so far we've seen 1 case of harrassment of a european tourist. one. how about another example?
it's pretty hard to get an accurate number when as many people are "got aways" as were apprehended and released into the country. all i can say is the USA is now like a foreign country. totally overrun in the past 4 years
there was a British woman who crossed from Canada as well. That’s the thing though, even if it’s not everyday, it’s enough to make people think twice, and could easily be fixed with a “don’t target Europeans” order
Fabian Schmidt was arrested and interrogated at the Boston airport, according to his mother and partner. They say they do not know why he is being held in an ICE facility.
everyone with a DUI needs to be deported. i don't care what nationality they are. we don't want them. when you look at the numbers of DUIs particularly fatal accidents it's overwhelmingly something that latinos do, not europeans
stupid statement. they're enforcing immigration law. this isn't trump's personal project. it's one of the main reasons he was elected and US citizens overwhelmingly support it
I was referring to this case (newsweek.com/ice-tourist-immig…) but if you want a personal example, I'm afraid of bringing my british wife to even visit my family in the US at this point, despite her being a white british person married to a US citizen who *isnt even trying to immigrate*. that isnt a sensible enforcement of immigration laws
i heard about this one. it sounds like an unfortunate case and maybe she didn't realize that doing work on a tourist visa was somehow illegal. the situation we're in unfortunately is going to necessitate a massive crack down. you can't deport 50 million people without a massive authoritarian system in place. that's the situation we've been put in.
ice is stasi-level cruel and vindictive but not because they separate families of people that have been deported multiple times already or committed felonies
no they aren't stasi level cruel they're simply enforcing the law. this isn't some secret police operation. this is absolutely needed and imo they've shown incredible patience and self-restraint, for the most part
I am trying to thread the needle here because I am basically extremely against illegal immigration but I have seen sufficient evidence that ICE people are stupid and malicious, at the very least because I have spent the last four years flying very frequently.
law enforcement get on a power trip. it attracts a certain personality type. granted i havne't been through customs in a long time so i'll take your word for it, but regardless illegals have to go and for the most part what i've seen in the ice enforcement they have done a good job and been professional in spite of all the hostility the're facing. customs working at the airport may be another story
i vibe coded an app with gemini and it was a huge pain in the ass to get it to work as a browser extension, but i have the rough draft of something that will run LLM classification locally in your browser whenever you look at negative news headlines and suggest places for you to donate to fix the issue. no more of this bullshit sharing for awareness. with this extension you will get prodded to actually help make a change in the world if you read an upsetting news headline
1. yes, run locally in your browser tab, 2. no, it just links you to their donation pages. 3. no it's all local, which is why the extension is half a gigabyte lmfao
![Faine Greenwood @faineg.bsky.social:
“Prayer matters,” Abbott said. Prayers “could have been the reason why water stopped rising”.
What a shameful MAGA debacle of a press conference - a conference supposedly intended to help families desperate for information on the Texas flooding.
[excerpt from article in The Guardian]
Officials praise Trump as viewers express frustration during press conference](https://friendica.eskimo.com/photo/preview/640/7913530 "Faine Greenwood @faineg.bsky.social:
“Prayer matters,” Abbott said. Prayers “could have been the reason why water stopped rising”.
What a shameful MAGA debacle of a press conference - a conference supposedly intended to help families desperate for information on the Texas flooding.
[excerpt from article in The Guardian]
Officials praise Trump as viewers express frustration during press conference")
i'm not hiring anyone ever again probably. but hope you find something. what's up on the island there isn't there some retail or tourist shops or something you can work part time at?
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