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Look at this rose I spotted!
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this is how i feel today
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hello
some of the posopel on my main scare the fuckking shitotut of me im scaredd do u youthink i have paranoia i talways htink they are talkgin about me and compiling fffake evidence againnnst me sand theyre goign to makeke e funcn ofo my meeedncdlk,
turtlees can fly iis vry sad but vvery good
mmym mfamilyl isi nnot terroristis plelave us alloen
tthis kidddw as making jokes abotuut Allah aand he wasss tellgin thsi other kid to submitt to isis he was trying to do it jokinggly but i coudl see the other kid was clearly upseet i wnanted to ofuckign punchch him stupid rich ass
any fucking time i even mention about being a kurd on my main i fucking lose followers ive literally had people on my main dash reblog a gif of the shape of kurdistan on fire and it said “free kurdistan” in red text and they reblogged it as some sort of joke shitpost and i have never forgiven them for it
veryaro replied to your post:LOL I WANTED TO SOCK THIS KID IN THE FACE TODAY...
eho was it ill get him
tthe kdi who skiipped grades dont do anyhting im just so mad
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kchikurdi
kurdish cinema → turtles can fly written and directed by bahman ghobadi
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After a brutal four-month battle against the Islamic State, jubilant Kurdish fighters ousted the militants from a key Syrian border town on Monday — a significant victory for both the Kurds and the U.S.-led coalition.
Why this is so huge
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A Kurdish refugee woman waits for transportation to a refugee camp after crossing into Turkey from Kobani, Syria. (Photo Credit: Bryan Denton)
Source: kurdishrights.org
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A group of female Kurdish rebels, photo by Michel Setboun, Rojhelat (Iranian Kurdistan), 1979.