bronze age Prince of the Lillies 𓃮

hi i took a chance on a new barber

Omar Ayuso via IG

this video is how it feels to win one balatro run on your phone after laying in your bed depressed the entire day

i was like " i wonder if pan-Mediterraneanism exists :) we should all be friends" and then did research and its mainly just fascists propaganda

guys dont shoot the messenger

2027 is the year of Whitinos.

Ig story was crafted so spectacularly that it brought people from my past reaching out to me. This is why social media rules

@julian_yaz Hey julian

@be0vvulf Hi

big dawg, you are Mother

@immariterial beautiful

was really well-lit on train station this evening #impretty #butchbait

@uncuthoagie Hit tweet make sure to follow me for more bangers

maybe he liked my story because he just platonically loves my perfectly selected song choice

Idgaf i’ve suffered way more than Odysseus. And i’m prettier.

its a beautiful crisp Saturday and this mf is seething at me

@THELIFEOFABRODY Oh you’re a poet

@be0vvulf beautifoomf

@uncuthoagie Number 1 twink in nyc wants to spread awareness of the risks of contracting std’s and hiv

@be0vvulf Number 1 twink in nyc be like wdym raw is law

People saying “rawislaw” on the tl. Guys so theres this crazy thing called the AIDS crisis and

@angelogabriele_ more like a flinstones model of car

@be0vvulf cars existed in ur era?

i want to do more internal travel in the northeast, but planning anything is crazy bc so many places are inaccessible without car lol.

Farouk Ramadan woke up yesterday to what Palestinians in the occupied West Bank have learned to expect: another attack by Israeli settlers. When armed settlers confronted him and his brother near Nablus, Farouk defended himself after disarming one of the settlers who had pointed a rifle at them. He knew exactly what Palestinians know all too well. Defending yourself against settlers means Israel will make your family and your community pay the price. By the end of the day, Farouk Ramadan, his brother Ibrahim, and their relatives Jawad and Imran Ramadan had been killed. Israeli officials immediately announced plans to demolish the Ramadan family home. Afterward, settlers fanned out across villages surrounding Nablus. Homes and vehicles were set on fire. Residents came under live fire. Property was vandalized. Livestock were attacked. Families barricaded themselves inside their homes while armed settlers moved through their villages. Israeli officials responded by announcing a major military operation in the area, expanding settlement measures, and calling for more demolitions. For those of us in New York City, none of this is disconnected from us. The organizations that finance Israeli settlements are incorporated here. They raise money here. They host fundraising dinners here. They receive tax deductible donations here. We are not only sending billions of dollars in military aid to Israel. We also allow organizations that bankroll the settlement movement to operate openly in our own city. Earlier this year, Kars4Kids went viral after a California judge ruled that its advertising misled donors by failing to disclose that the charity primarily funds Orthodox Jewish educational and religious programs. People were shocked because they believed they had been donating to a general children’s charity, not to a much more specific mission. So why is there nowhere near that level of outrage over tax exempt organizations in New York City openly raising money for settlements whose settlers carry out attacks like the ones we witnessed today? Instead, we are encouraged to reduce everything to Benjamin Netanyahu, as though replacing one prime minister would dismantle the machinery responsible for the mass killing, ethnic cleansing, colonization, and genocide of the Palestinian people. The problem has never been one politician. It is the military occupation. It is the settlement enterprise. It is the politicians who fund it. It is the lobby that protects it. It is the organizations that finance it. It is the governments that arm it. It is the entire Zionist apparatus that has made these crimes possible. Meanwhile, we are told to celebrate politicians for offering carefully worded criticism of Netanyahu while continuing to fund and protect the very system that produced him. We are thanking politicians for crumbs while they continue financing the machinery that is killing our people. Farouk Ramadan’s name should force us to ask why the organizations financing the settlements that terrorize Palestinians are allowed to operate openly from New York City with tax benefits and little to no pushback while Palestinians defending their communities are condemned and killed.