Insect Fanny Pack

No one said the transition from toddler to hag was gonna be easy.

you hearing this @Claudiashein + @MarkJCarney ??????

The president is a rapist pedophile

Israel has now seized a larger percentage of Lebanon's total landmass than Russia has taken from Ukraine since its 2022 invasion. The latter was immediately met with international uproar and unprecedented multi-sectoral sanctions while the former is barely even mentioned.

@brianonhere @JasonKPargin

would be so sick to be a cartoon dog in this situation

Lmfao

The israelis have opened the sewage water dam into the Wadi Gaza stream, polluting the coast, and in turn the entire Mediterranean Sea

the irony of imperial scholasticide is that they’ll bomb your schools, universities, & libraries— the very existence of which demonstrates that there was, in fact, a vibrant intellectual culture & community—& then insist on calling you uneducated barbarians.

According to reports in Lebanon not only were the journalists targeted in a double-tap attack by the Israeli military, two civilians who tried to help them were killed in a third strike.

Being a musician

If somehow you had 20% of your $70k paycheck left to invest after cost of living AND you got the average rate of return in the markets… Then it’d still take you **30 years** to reach $1M (excluding tax hits) Meanwhile Kevin did a sleazy takeover of a company sold it with fake metrics, and became a media personality who lost money on investments while pretending to be good at it. The reason you see him popping up (in increasingly dumb attire) is he is desperate for relevance to pay his bills. He’s never given good financial insights in his life, and he’s clueless if he thinks the average person making $70k has 20% left over after paying to live.

now let’s see nenshi’s polling

The world has a short-term memory

A few moments ago, my phone rang. An unfamiliar number. I answered. “Is this Dr. Ezzideen?” “Yes,” I said. “Go ahead.” He spoke politely, almost carefully. “I got your number from someone. They told me you might be able to help me.” Then he paused.. and added: “Please don’t misunderstand me. I’m not asking for money. I just .. have a problem. And maybe you can help.” I told him to go on. He took a breath. “My daughter is six years old.” There was a weight in his voice even before he continued. “Two years ago, during the war, she was injured. Her face.. was badly burned. Her cheek .. most of it.” “She has had two reconstructive surgeries. Both of them failed.” For a moment, neither of us spoke. “She was four when it happened,” he said quietly. “Now she’s six.” “She has started to understand.” That sentence stayed with me. She has started to understand. He continued: “She is being bullied by other children.” “She feels ashamed when people look at her.” “Even on Eid .. she refused to go outside.” “She told us she is not as beautiful as the other children.” He stopped for a second, then added, his voice breaking: “She cries when she looks at herself in the mirror.” “She refuses to take pictures .. completely.” I could almost see her. A six-year-old girl, is standing in front of a mirror, trying to understand why her face is different. Trying to understand why the world looks at her differently. Trying to understand how something that happened before she even knew what war was .. has now become part of who she is. At six years old, she is already learning shame. Already learning to hide. Already learning that the world can be cruel to what it does not understand. The father said something I cannot forget: “I feel like I am watching my daughter’s life collapse in front of me.” He was not asking for sympathy. He was asking for a chance. “Anything,” he said. “Anything that could help her get a referral to leave.. maybe somewhere they can treat her.. maybe save her future before it’s taken from her.” War does not end when the bombs stop. Sometimes it continues.. in the face of a child who no longer recognises herself, in the silence of a girl who refuses to be seen, in the tears, she hides from everyone, except the mirror. She is six years old. And instead of dreaming about toys.. she is learning how to live with a face that the world has already judged. There is a kind of injustice that kills instantly. And there is a kind that stays.. and grows quietly inside a child. This is the second kind. Sometimes, what a child needs is not something extraordinary. Just a chance, to be seen without fear, to be treated, to grow up without carrying a wound that the world keeps reopening. And sometimes, that chance begins with someone choosing to care. #WoundedGaza

Palestine is a “non-existent” state? Beyond being gross and racist, this is factually incorrect. 157 of 193 UN member states recognize the state of Palestine, including Canada. Makes you wonder what other facts Kenney willing to ignore for his preferred politics. Concerning!

Meanwhile, there’s a techbro watching this vid thinking “What a waste of resources. I bet one machine could do this job better!” And now he’s engineering a child-sized leg pumping machine that broadcasts AI slop through a VR headset.

When annoying man hating women try to hook up with socially awkward men, this happens...

Wab Kinew to the press: "Pierre Poilievre says that he supports unions. The provincial Tories say that they hate unions. Are you guys all going to fan out and write 'Division in the conservative ranks.' No, right?"

My most boomer take is printers and fridges need to be as dumb as possible. "Smart printers" or "smart fridges" should not exist

This is a CNN crew. Imagine what Israeli soldiers do to Palestinians