Calluna🧅🍊 retweeted
A woman dying during pregnancy in a state with an abortion ban does not mean the abortion ban caused her death.
Calluna🧅🍊 retweeted
Greetings friends! Please vote for me!
Replying to @whodamoose
Which post (see previous comment for context) deserves to win the Postnof the Week title!
47%“…at least one typo”
6%Death, taxes, and laundry
14%“No amount of money…”
33%The work of 1000 years…
36 votes • Final results Calluna🧅🍊 retweeted
"We were attacked by fans. We were hit with flags. We had drinks and thrown at us," said Sousa, standing behind police outside the stadium because she did not feel safe. "Other people were forcibly pushed out the door. We had an ADA woman in a walker, she was forcibly pushed out the door. They let these people hit us with flags, another woman was punched in the face, all because we wanted to stand there in our shirts to protect girls sports." Amy Sousa
foxnews.com/outkick-sports/s…
Calluna🧅🍊 retweeted
I have reached out to the Portland @ThornsFC for comment.
These are the shirts allowed for the @ThornsFC fans. None of them were removed. They have chants about burning people alive. Fans assaulted multiple people wearing @xx_xyathletics shirts. None of them were removed. I am quite literally in shock.
Calluna🧅🍊 retweeted
Do you want to win your own brand new copy of The Hobbit in a special deluxe edition slipcase with illustrations by Alan Lee?
Of course you do, because everyone who follows me is a person of taste and culture.
And you can enter here(middlebornearmsgiveaway.netl…) and by buying from Middlebornearms.com!
Entries end at midnight on the 31st
Calluna🧅🍊 retweeted
A close friend in Texas just received this pamphlet in the mail addressed to HIS CHILDREN.
It targets kids who think they may be transgender and points them to resources on how to:
a) LEAVE THEIR PARENTS
b) How to travel OUT OF STATE for trans care
c) How be EMANCIPATED from their parents at 16
d) Education on hormones and SURGERY
...this was sent to HIS KIDS DIRECTLY
Calluna🧅🍊 retweeted
🚨PSA🚨
Abortion isn't healthcare.
Male and female genital mutilation aren't healthcare.
Letting kids decide they can change their biological sex isn't healthcare.
Prescribing layers of pills to treat something + the side effects of more pills is not healthcare.
Calluna🧅🍊 retweeted
I bought this beauty from the thrift store bc I couldn’t stand to see it get destroyed. Look at the detail and how beautiful it is. 😍 And it’s a Mohair/wool blend
A smaller lady than me needs to give this new life and love.
Calluna🧅🍊 retweeted
Vote for me! You know I’m right about the butter 💀
Replying to @whodamoose
Whose post (see previous comment for context) deserves to win the Post of the Week title?
13%Ginger
10%mostly_rts
16%ObsessedwithPaladins2
61%Blonde Musings🇺🇸Courtney
70 votes • Final results Calluna🧅🍊 retweeted
Great job, conservatives. You picked a real hero. Tell me more about how you're fighting the Epstein pedophile class.
😳 Andrew Tate allegedly had Bestiality porn with horse and eel, videos of minors.
Full details: tmz.com/2026/10/06/andrew-ta…
Calluna🧅🍊 retweeted
Okay okay I started a go fund me
gofund.me/dc6d0e749
Calluna🧅🍊 retweeted
Years ago, my deaf friend went to the ER with his deaf wife beside him. The hospital refused to get an interpreter; instead, they relied on a nurse who had taken ASL classes and didn't fully understand him.
Although he told them, they missed an important detail...and administered medication that he should not have had.
He died.
In a medical emergency, don't rely on family members or someone who merely knows some ASL. Get a qualified certified interpreter.
It's not only common sense- it's the law. Communication can be the difference between life and death.
I don’t really care about what’s happening with Christa Pike, and I don't feel bad for her. But I also don't feel good about how any of this played out.
Where I do feel a lot of empathy is for the correctional staff, medical professionals, and witnesses in that room. Having to administer lethal drugs is an incredibly heavy burden to carry under perfect conditions. Having the execution fail, watching the IVs fail, and witnessing a medical crisis unfold right in front of you creates a completely different level of lasting trauma.
The inmate chose her path, but the people working that night didn't choose to be trapped in a traumatic, botched situation. They are the ones who have to carry the psychological weight of what happened in that room for the rest of their lives, and that’s who I feel truly bad for.
The family is an entire other story, they deserve the closure. They are still without it. I know a lot of people have a lot of opinions about it. I just think it’s an awful situation all around
































