[feelingjane]

And so it begins. 4 years with a fascist, ultra religious, pinochet lover 🫠

[foamred]

Who else has the massivest crush on 90s brandon boyd

[g0thddiab]

the biggest latino thing: wake up some kid sleeping on the chairs

[khaleesiofalicante]

How does it feel to live MY life???

[beggars-opera]

MAGA: You're not even AmErIcAn this is aMeRicA

Bad Bunny:

[feelingjane]

Am I watching Heated Rivalry to completely forget about every shitty thing happening in the continet, my country, probably your country, the whole world and universe?

Yes, god bless those hockey players

[feelingjane]

Coming to work with swollen eyes and angry music on my headphones

What a fucking nightmare

[feelingjane]

I've always had good legs, strong arms and a heart full of conviction

[feelingjane]

I'm still crying btw, I have no idea how I'm going to face people tomorrow

I'm fucking terrified

[feelingjane]

I've always had good legs, strong arms and a heart full of conviction

[feelingjane]

I'm on the verge of eating my own fucking hair. How are we on this same place again? How is it posible that fascism is so close again?

[feelingjane]

My family was lucky.

My uncle was taken for over a year, they broke his nose and jaw on the first day. But he came back.

My parents refused to attend a ceremony with Pinochet at their job and were followed and harrased for a year. But nothing else happened.

My uncle was tortured for months. He lost his teeth. But he came back.

My grandfather was followed for a year, my aunt was arrested for a week and came back. She never said what happened that week.

My family was lucky. But others were not.

11 septiembre means remembrance, memory, justice and truth. That we still don't know what happened with so many. And even this year, 47 years after, they won't tell, they keep silence and justice doesn't exist for those families that were destroyed.

Ni perdón ni olvido

[feelingjane]

I wrote this three years ago, now we are remembering fifty years of the coup. An incredibly emotional day for a deeply divided country.

Truth, justice and reparation

Ni perdón ni olvido

[feelingjane]

52 years, still a divided country, with an increase of the ultra right wing that has me on edge for the next elections.

Verdad, justicia, reparación

Ni perdón ni olvido

[mimosita]

To the cry "¡Nunca más!" (never again), thousands of Chilean women surround the Moneda Palace to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the violent coup d'état of September 11, 1973, in Chile. A cry for all Latin America: Never again!

[jaybateman]

John Michael Osbourne

1948-2025

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

[feelingjane]

Vamo Jaraaaaaa

[feelingjane]

Machaq Mara, We Tripantu, Inti Raymi 🌬❄️🌨🗻

[just-a-girl-who-likes-sharks]