"oh this character would never do this" "you can't ship them it doesn't fit" "that's too out of character" "you can't do that it's not even canon" "you cant-"
Does it look like I give a fuck
This bitch is my court jester and they will dance the way I want them to
When I am elected president I will institute a law saying that anyone with a net worth over 50 million must, at their own expense, employ a Jester. They must feed, clothe, and house the Jester according to the Jesters wishes, may not fire the Jester, and may not retaliate against the Jester, as the Jester will have Jesters Privileges.
One must spend at least three hours per day on the company of your Jester, and allow the Jester access to your quarterly reports.
The Jesters will be chosen by voluntary lottery. Jesters will be regularly interviewed to make sure they have not become Lackeys.
This law will prevent rich folk from being surrounded with vapid yes-men. A lot of problems with the world right now are happening becuse rich and powerful men don’t have anybody on hand to say “That’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard.”
i don't know how to phrase this but it feels so horrible seeing palestinians having to request strangers here for donations. they are having to put photos of their kids in hopes that it tugs the heartstrings of someone who sees it and then donates to them.
we've seen nearly 20 months of genocide and we've lost so many thousand people from gaza. i genuinely do not understand anyone who doesn't feel genuine heartache and grief for palestine.
gaza was so full of life and light. it physically hurts to see the aftermath of the destruction led by the occupation. homes and schools and hospitals and parks are all rubble now.
despite all this death and destruction, palestinians are trying to survive and maintain hope for the future.
i request you to donate to alaa amsse, a mother of two young children. she is fundraising to feed her family and take care of basic necessities. there is a famine and she needs firewood to keep her family warm. her fundraiser has been verified.
Stand with Darine @drdarine and her family in their time of need. Pin this post to your blog and be a part of a heartfelt journey to make a difference. Together, our compassion can create hope.
Israel has taken more members of Darine’s extended family. Are they next? Does it even matter anymore? It feels like nothing does. They just need to know.
Their home, car, and belongings have been destroyed repeatedly, leaving them with nothing but a tent for shelter. They have endured hunger, a severe lack of drinking water, and over 14 months without education no schools, no hope for a future. Now, they live with no money, struggling daily for even the most basic necessities.
Yet, despite these unimaginable hardships, Darine has managed to complete the first semester of her third year in medical school, thanks to your unwavering support. She’s a bit behind, but progress, no matter how small, is still progress. Every step forward counts.
Darine continues to fight for her family, helping them survive while holding herself together. She refuses to give up, no matter how overwhelming the pain. Your support could be the lifeline they so desperately need during this relentless wave of suffering.
Her brother Ahmed created a video that Darine wanted to share with all of us. It’s a collection of memories from their lost lives, and watching it brought tears to our eyes. Perhaps we’re just emotional.
Israel has taken more members of my extended family. Are we next? Does… ENASE ZAGOOT needs your support for Help future Dr Darine and her fa
We are a joyful and active family who once arm, loving home. But when the war came, it destroyed everything we had. In the early days, our home was attacked with white phosphorus, forcing us to flee. A bomb then struck right in front of our house, and by some miracle, my family and I survived.
We had to leave without taking any of our belongings and sought refuge in the Sheikh Radwan area, only for the bombings to follow us there. Eventually, we were told to move south, to what was claimed to be a "safe area," but there is no true safety in Gaza. Now, we live in a makeshift tent—nothing more than a piece of cloth offering no protection from the cold, no security, and no sanitation.
Since then, we have endured extreme heat, pollution, hunger, fear, and deep sorrow over the life and memories we had to leave behind. Our home and everything we built are gone.
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