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#fizeekfriday feat. @TheMagicalNippl

Every “gender-affirming” therapist, endocrinologist, and surgeon in the world right now

lol.

“What do you think of Birmingham Cathedral?” — “It's shit but it's a nice place to smoke weed. They’re not my ancestors, I don’t care.” You cannot coexist with this.

>Los Angeles, city of angels >look inside >demons

@DelusionPosting There's a video of a .308 hunting rifle and AR15 side by side with their respective rounds and liberals were asked which are acceptable They basically said "Assault rifle is scary, those big bullets are overkill" but they said the hunting rifle and 5.56 rounds were reasonable

@ssmb291_ @AMAZlNGNATURE

@AMAZlNGNATURE And notice she isn't trying to capture the majesty of nature - it's a selfie, it's about herself

This is extremely stupid and dangerous... Please don't try this 🚫

Memento Mori made of ivory and ebony, attributed to Chicart Bailly (1520-1530 AD), from Paris 🇫🇷 The term memento mori, Latin for "remember that you must die," refers to artistic creations designed to remind viewers of the inevitability of death and the transient nature of earthly pleasures. These works were not merely macabre decorations but served as moral and spiritual reflections on the brevity of life, urging individuals to live virtuously in preparation for the afterlife. This particular piece demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship and symbolic complexity. One side typically features an idealized, living human face—often youthful and serene—while the reverse reveals a decayed skull or corpse, sometimes crawling with worms or marked by the ravages of time. The contrasting materials—gleaming ivory for the flesh and dark ebony for death—highlight the stark divide between life and mortality. Attributed to Chicart Bailly, a master carver active in early 16th Century France, the sculpture is an exquisite example of devotional art during a period when Europe was grappling with plague, war, and religious upheaval. Its purpose would have been both personal and contemplative, likely owned by a wealthy patron or cleric as a daily reminder of spiritual priorities over worldly distractions. Now part of Museum Schnütgen’s renowned medieval collection, this memento mori continues to captivate modern audiences. It stands not only as a work of artistic beauty but also as a powerful philosophical statement on human existence, mortality, and the eternal questions that transcend time and place. Museum Schnütgen - Cologne 🇩🇪 #archaeohistories

This is not even an exaggeration.

The judge who released Decarlos Brown Jr, murderer of Iryna Zarutska, was Magistrate Judge Teresa Stokes. She freed Brown in January 2025, approximately seven months before the fatal stabbing on August 22, 2025. She did not attend law school, she did not have to pass the bar, she was completely unqualified and was hand-selected and appointed to the position to protect criminal Blacks in her community. It’s time for White people to start doing the same.

Taps sign

An Imam waving a gun inside a mosque declares: “There’s no better way to worship Allah than by killing an infidel.” This is terrorism dressed as religion. And the West still calls this a “religion of peace”? x.com/Fatima_Khatun0…