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BREAKING: Tanner Horner, the FedEx driver who kidnapped and murdered 7-year-old Athena Strand in Texas, has been sentenced to death.

Sé brutalmente honesto, ¿qué harías en esta situación?

MEN WHO RAPE CHILDREN SHOULD GO TO JAIL FOR LIFE ?? A. 5 YEARS JAIL B. 10 YEARS JAIL C. LIFE TIME JAIL D. IMMEDIATE DEATH

9 years ago today, katy perry released ‘bon appétit’

There is recent focus on the law in Lebanon that bans contact with Israelis. It's worth thinking about the law, not just in the context of how it's been used but also how Lebanon has been USED against Israel. I've run into this law a few times and always been surprised by it. But I also think that some people who happened to be Lebanese also used this as an excuse to claim they couldn't be in contact with people who happened to be based in Israel, not even Israelis, people who happened to be Jewish for instance and worked in Israel. And from what I saw this excuse was used by them to claim, for instance, they couldn't even be CCed on an email chain if an "Israeli" or someone who "might" be Israeli was included. I never bought this overzealous logic by people who, in my experience, were not linked to Hezbollah but in fact linked usually to the other sects in Lebanon. It seemed to be more about demonstrating how "loyal" to this law they were being...than about any logic related to the law. What was it really about? There has often seemed to be this notion that Lebanon needs to be more zealous than others in regards to Israel, even when other countries were making peace or "normalizing"...Lebanon, which should have been the first to make peace (it had not conflict with Israel back in the day)...had to be the most "anti-Israel" and the forefront of "resistance." Lebanon was systematically exploited because it was a diverse and more liberal state, exploited first by the Palestinian groups and then Iran, basically colonized as a "front." Even when other "fronts" had ended, Egypt and Jordan had made peace; even after the Assad regime fell and ALL the frontline states from the 1948 era of war; had basically stopped being "fronts"....Lebanon always had to remain; hijacked and colonized. Egypt, Jordan and Syria had their reasons for being "frontline" states...Egypt because under Nasser it posed as leading the Arab world; Jordan dragged in but also because it had taken over the West Bank so its Legion had been at the forefront of fighting in 1948; and Syria because it joined with Egypt and then lost the West Bank. But Lebanon? Why was Lebanon ever a "front"? By all logic it should not have been. But it was used and destabilized, by Arab Nationalists in the 1950s, then by Palestinian groups and then later by Iran. This isn't to say Israel was not involved, Israel invaded in 1978 due to attacks; then in 1982 and stayed. But the fact is that when the 1989 Taif agreement happened, why wasn't Hezbollah disarmed? Why after 2000 when Israel left, did the fiction of "resistance" remain? Hezbollah killed former PM Hariri, invaded Israel in 2006. Basically maneuvered to coup Lebanon in 2008 and then hold it hostage by making it hard to appoint a president; etc...we all know the history now. Yet the insanity persists. Lebanon, a country that should have had peace first with Israel, may be one of the last. And this law prohibiting contact is one symbol of the insanity.

Ban guns for trannies? 🤡 Nah, ban trannies.

in case you don't feel old enough this morning, this video came out 20 years ago

wait i just realized. the way i love my son is the way my dad loves me? oh my god thats so fucked up. i've been such an asshole. oh my godddddddddddddd

Choral Chambers - Hollow Knight: Silksong

Should makeup be banned?