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godzilla wouldn’t kill me because I would approach him with a pure heart and good intentions
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Last night was one of the worst nights Gaza has seen. The bombs have never stopped raining down on them, and when the actual rain fell upon them, their tents flooded. So many missing limbs, all missing loved ones, most without homes. And the world just pretended it stopped. I didn’t even post an image with people this time because they’re sick of showing us images of themselves in desperation without action on our part. A reminder to you and me to not forget them because they’re no longer in your feed.
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Godzilla was created as a coping mechanism for the atrocities of the bombs. And this is probably the first blockbuster that doesn’t hide it in nuance. They literally speak on Hiroshima IN THE DIALOGUE.
But they also have an entire storyline as to how the Japanese used humans as weapons and the affects on the mentality of young pilots during this time. It also shows the extent people will go to for revenge and, ultimately, victory and it does not shy away from showing how nasty humans can be when drowned in hate.
I think people are just shocked as to how un-American this movie is, which is more telling about the people watching it more than anything.
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“enjoy your two-parent solution”
Logged back in just to laugh at you @h3h3productions enjoy your two-parent solution nigga
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Stop treating Mamdani like a celeb and stanning him. It’s not cute and not normal. He might be better than 99% of politicians out there but that doesn’t make him immune to backlash or criticism. I get that the standards for a public figure are low but holy shit
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Let's not forget that one of the goals of October 7 was to liberate Palestinian prisoners held captive in the zionist torture, murder, and rape dungeons.
The world shed crocodile tears over a few zionist POWs while turning a blind eye to thousands of Palestinian prisoners.
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Disagree. This is a learning moment.
The protestors have demands:
- Stop the sale of Palestinian land
- Fire Tisch
- Abolish the SRG
- Abolish the CUNY Board of Trustees
- Divest from Israel
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RIGHT NOW: Zohran Mamdani stands on the Israeli side of an October 7 vigil while Palestinian organizers and supporters of Palestinian liberation directly protest him.
Another politician at the vigil is Brad Lander, who increased NYC pension holdings in Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest weapons manufacturer, as their weapons were used to annihilate Palestinians at the height of the Gaza genocide.
Meanwhile, students across NYC are walking out of classrooms demanding an end to the city’s complicity in Israel’s genocide of Palestinians.
Mamdani campaigned on solidarity with Palestine. Now the movement is confronting him over the gap between that solidarity and his political decisions. This is not a hypothetical contradiction or a disagreement over rhetoric. It is a confrontation over where political power is being exercised, whose demands are being accommodated, and whose are being dismissed.
Solidarity is measured by what you do with power, not what you say to obtain it.
Video via @WOLPalestine @Cuny4P
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Once you understand the role of a settler in colonialism, you understand that settlers can never be classified as civilians.
