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“I don’t always dress up, but when I do…”

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This is just pure curiosity. Is this blonde woman holding Seth’s dog the same little girl in Seth’s old family photo? Seth never mentions having a sister (to my knowledge anyway), but he did tweet that family portrait like two years ago.  I’m just curious, if Seth doesn’t have a sister, then who is she? Because they don’t say who she is in the documentary either. 

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I think this is so cool! A fan waving the Armenian flag behind Seth Rollins during his promo on RAW.

#Represent #Heritage

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All the racism at Roman Reigns that idiot @wwe fans took literally

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All the racism at Roman Reigns that idiot @wwe fans took literally

[coolnightbreeze]

I miss tumblr. It was so much fun from 2014 to about 2017. There were so many wrestling fans. Then suddenly in 2017 they disappeared from this app and went back to Twitter full time.

And since 2023, a ton of people understandably bounced from Twitter.

Now it's all about TikTok. But some of us don't feel like showing our faces every time we want to share an opinion.

[coolnightbreeze]

Muslim Victims of 9/11 Attack

Shabbir Ahmed - 47 years old - Windows on the World Restaurant Tariq Amanullah - 40 years old - Fiduciary Trust Co. Michael Baksh - 36 years old - Marsh & McLennan Touri Hamzavi Bolourchi - 69 years old - retired nurse on United #175 Abul K. Chowdhury - 30 years old - Cantor Fitzgerald Mohammad Salahuddin Chowdhury - 38 years old - Windows on the World Jemal Legesse De Santis - 28 years old - World Trade Center Simon Suleman Ali Kassamali Dhanani - 63 years old - Aon Corp. Syed Abdul Fatha - 54 years old - Pitney Bowes Mon Gjonbalaj - 65 years old - Janitor, World Trade Center Nezam A. Hafiz - 32 years old - Marsh & McLennan Mohammed Salman Hamdani - 23 years old - NYPD Cadet Zuhtu Ibis - 25 years old - Cantor Fitzgerald Muhammadou Jawara - 30 years old - MAS Security Sarah Khan - 32 years old - Forte Food Service Taimour Firaz Khan - 29 years old - Carr Futures Abdoulaye Kone - 37 years old - Windows on the World Abdu Ali Malahi - 37 years old - WTC Marriott Nurul Hoque Miah - 35 years old - Marsh & McLennan Boyie Mohammed - 50 years old - Carr Futures Ehtesham U. Raja - 28 years old - TCG Software Ameenia Rasool - 33 years old - Marsh & McLennan Mohammad Ali Sadeque - 62 years old - newspaper vendor at WTC, reported missing Rahma Salie & child - 28 years old (7 months pregnant) - American #11 Khalid M. Shahid - 25 years old - Cantor Fitzgerald Mohammed Shajahan - 41 years old - Marsh & McLennan Nasima Hameed Simjee - 38 years old - Fiduciary Trust Co. Michael Theodoridis - 32 years old - American #11 Abdoul Karim Traore - 41 years old - Windows on the World Karamo Trerra - 40 years old - ASAP NetSource Shakila Yasmin - 26 years old - Marsh & McLennan

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Great work, dipshit.

[coolnightbreeze]

TikTok and Twitter are suppressing pro Palestine content. Posting this here. Don't know if it will get any views.

Her Zionist awakening is going to stoke Islamophobia and misinformation.

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All the celebrities tweeting their support for Israel really proves that their previous displays of 'support' for Ukraine, for BLM, were complete bullshit. They have no idea what they're supporting. They don't really care about what's happening, who's dying. It's all brand publicity. They're definitionally virtue signalling.

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I feel like I need to write this out because it's really frustrating me and I've actually lost sleep over it. Those of you that have followed me for a number of years know how I feel about the Palestinian struggle. And how traumatized I was with what happened in 2014 in Gaza. So much so that I questioned my faith in God. I cried to the point where I felt like I felt my soul physically shift in my body. In the years that followed I tried my best to support Palestine as much as I could without spinning into a depression.

Last year what happened in Iran with Mahsa Amini and the revolution that erupted from that was something I really emphathized with. As a woman who was raised Muslim and was considered a "rebellious" feminist (by cultural standards), I felt connected to the "Woman, Life, Freedom" movement. Their struggles took an emotional toll on me as well. And gave me further perspective on following/questioning "the rules."

The world always stops for Israel. I knew that. Even though it happens ten fold to Palestinians and the world says nothing. And I told myself not to engage in the social media discourse this time. Just amplify the correct voices. Because I wanted to protect my mental health. But then I came across some Iranian activists in the diaspora who I followed since the revolution. Who were "both sides-ing" the issue. And that started to bother me. Both the Iranian and Palestinian struggle faces double standards.

Since Iran funded hamas, some Iranian activists feel they have to "both sides" the issue in order to condemn hamas. And one activist, whom I really respect, I felt, was doing mental gymnastics because she is a fierce protesor of the tyrannical Iranian government.

The public perception of Palestine changed because of social media. It's not a post 9/11 equivalent of white guilt. I can understand the emotional toll for the Iranian diaspora in this conflict (for lack of a better term). But I feel like it largely ignores the Palestinian struggle. It brings up the inevitable "where were you when?" question. Palestinians and activists constantly condemn hamas.

But bombarding them with anti-Semitism isn't the answer either.

Since not enough Muslims supported the Iranian people I can even understand why some of them feel like this.

Though, Zionism is also a Jewish supremacist movement.

But there are Iranian activists who even through their religious trauma, they actually GET IT. And don't feel the need to "both sides" the issue.

I guess in conclusion, I expected different from Iranians. I expect Hollywood and the west to go blindly for Israel, but not Iranians. And at the moment, it kinda bugs me.

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https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8rxDYYt/

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Currently being beta tested in certain regions only (India being one of them).

I'm South Asian. I want to play!

Though I read it's yet ANOTHER @playchoices game that takes place in NYC. Pixelberry, I love you, but y'all are OBESSED with NYC. At least half your books take place there or have some connection to it. Unless this particular book takes place in Jackson Heights (MASSIVE South Asian population), then I can let it slide.

I'm happy they're testing out more culture books like they did with Getaway Girls.

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https://www.threads.net/@coolnightbreeze

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Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns are mentioned in the @playchoices mobile game. It's an interactive visual novel game. This is from the story "Crimes of Passion." You have to select that you met your date at a pro wrestling event to get this answer.