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“How can you be Jewish and support Palestine???”
It’s easy really. Other than having a soul, it’s because when the Nazis had our people in ghettos, when we were sent to death camps, when we asked for help and nobody listened. We know what it’s like to be begging for someone to listen. Because we know what the pain of loss, of starvation, of losing your home, of being mocked and dehumanised and othered feels like. Because we know that no life is above anothers.
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he went out, he left, no longer with us
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"The Stoppables"
How dare you leave these gems in the tags
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"Rent should be no more than 30% of household income" is a really funny and roundabout way to say "property owners as a class are entitled to 30% of gross wages"
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Stop trying to be influencers we need good tumblr gifers now more than ever
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OH my fucking God I forgot it's Passover lmfao fuck
I've been texting my friend since yesterday like "Did you look at the tweet i sent you. Answer my text. Answer my text. Did you see the tweet. Answer my text. Fucker. Look at the tweet. What's your Netflix login again? Answer me. jerk" I forgot he can't see any of that shit
I'm a fool
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imagine accusing the us military of being too woke
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Lindt, Mondelēz, and Nestlé together raked in nearly $4 billion in profits from chocolate sales in 2023. Hershey’s confectionary profits totaled $2 billion last year. The four corporations paid out on average 97 percent of their total net profits to shareholders in 2023. The collective fortunes of the Ferrero and Mars families, who own the two biggest private chocolate corporations, surged to $160.9 billion during the same period. This is more than the combined GDPs of Ghana and Ivory Coast, which supply most cocoa beans. Decades of low prices have made farmers poorer and hampered their ability to hire workers or invest in their farms, limiting bean yield. Old cocoa trees are particularly vulnerable to disease and extreme weather. Many farmers are abandoning cocoa for other crops, or selling their land to illegal miners.
Source: oxfam.org
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the smallest artist i listen to? probably the bird outside my window
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now that i am a real adult i am starting to realise. media lied to me about the availability of rooftops to go hang out on. every day i wish i could be hanging out on a rooftop somewhere looking cool as fuck
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