Absolute Disaster Of A Person

HELLO. I am ME and I am 34. ML and I also like to paint little plastic men. I'm here mainly to complain about Capitalism and also anything else I GUESS. Also GM of the actual-play stream Tales from the Rambler!

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Swedes are the Germans of Germans

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Yes, these Muppets have taken Manhattan. The question now is can they HOLD it

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This comment was left on a post about making the most of the Libby app. "Excessive use of generous lending policies" is the most absurd phrase I've ever seen anyone use to discuss libraries.

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evergreen

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English Art Deco Sterling Silver Coffee Service (1932–33; tray 1935–36) ⏢ Charles Boyton, London

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SUCCESSION (4.10) | WITH OPEN EYES

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Can I still be a leftist if I’m a reactionary conservative

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Wang Quanying, last surviving female Long March veteran, dies at 105 - Friends of Socialist China

Wang Quanying, who has died at the age of 105, was the last surviving woman to have taken part in the Long March – the epic fighting retreat

Born in 1921 into a poor Tibetan family in Jinchuan county, Aba Tibetan and Qiang autonomous prefecture, Sichuan province, Wang endured a difficult childhood. She lost her parents at the age of 1 and was raised by her uncle until she was 5. She then worked as a child laborer for a local landlord, doing heavy farm and household work.

At the age of 14, she was deeply inspired by the disciplined and people-oriented conduct of Red Army soldiers after they arrived in Jinchuan in 1935. She volunteered to join the troops, undertaking logistical and medical duties, including guiding marches, cooking, transporting grain and caring for wounded soldiers during the Long March.

In March 1936, Wang became separated from the main force during fierce battles against Kuomintang troops in Danba county. Stranded with injured comrades, she tried to rejoin the troops by crossing snowcapped mountains barefoot and surviving on wild plants in freezing temperatures.

Separated from her unit in fierce fighting near Danba in 1936, she crossed the snow-capped mountains on foot, surviving on wild plants and losing a toe to frostbite, before settling anonymously in Wenchuan county, where she lived quietly for decades. Her service was only officially recognised in the 1980s.

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Poppers? Like jalapeño poppers??

Yeah sure

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Pair of ear ornaments depicting winged runners, crafted from gold and inlaid with turquoise, sodalite, and shell; dating from AD 400–700, belonging to the Moche culture of Peru.

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Body of Delta State University student, Demartravion 'Trey' Reed, found hanging from tree on campus

Delta State University student found dead on campus. Authorities investigating the death of Demartravion 'Trey' Reed.

The body of a Delta State University (DSU) student was found hanging from a tree on the Cleveland, Miss. campus on Sept. 15. 

Campus officials and police have confirmed the body as that of DSU student Demartravion (“Trey”) Reed of Grenada, Miss. “Police and local authorities were immediately notified and are conducting an active investigation,” said DSU president, Dr. Dan Ennis, in a live-streamed press conference. “Our community is deeply saddened by this loss. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the family and friends and all those impacted by Trey’s loss.”

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Delta State University Chief of Police Michael Peeler also spoke at the news conference.

“At approximately 7:05 a.m. the university police was notified of what appeared to be the body of a Black male hanging from a tree, central campus, near the DSU pickle ball courts,” said Peeler.

Just hours after the discovery, Peeler announced that “at this time there is no evidence of foul play.”

Mystery as dead body found hanging from tree at a university

A student's body was found in the middle of a university campus.

Bolivar County Deputy Coroner Murray Roark said he ‘saw no broken limbs’.

‘I don’t think I should probably discuss this any further than that, my opinion is that it was self-done, and I have reasons for that,’ Roark told the Mississippi Free Press.

I will be reporting on this #fyp#mississippi #deltastateuniversity #treyreed #justicefortrey

The name Trevon Reed needs to ring all over the United States right now. 1. That is my cousin. 2. This is the second incident that has occurred within the last five years at this campus. Delta State University has had a run in with me and their policemen; they tried to lock me up for no reason, and it didn't succeed in their favor. I went on a nine month probation and that's it. This year, just today, it was reported that my cousin was found hanging from a tree and they tryna' rule it as a suicide. Now, I just got off the phone with one of my cousins, and she said she's seen the reports and it said that he was beaten and bruised. Both his arms was broken and he had a broken leg. [...] I'mma let y'all do the math. This school has history for being racist.

#justicefortrey

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Trey Reed death update as lawyer demands video be shown to family

Authorities have said there is no evidence of foul play relating to the death of Trey Reed, who was found hanging in a tree.

Attorney Ben Crump, who is representing the family of Delta State University Student Demartravion "Trey" Reed, has demanded that "all video footage" relating to his death earlier this week be provided to the family.

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He said: "Trey's family deserves answers they can trust. We cannot accept rushed conclusions when the stakes are this high. By demanding the family be allowed to view any video and commissioning an independent autopsy, we are taking every step to uncover the truth about what happened to Trey.

"Every student deserves to feel safe where they live and learn. That is why it is so important to get to the bottom of this tragedy."

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Reed's body has been sent to the Mississippi State Crime Lab for an autopsy and more details are expected to be released once this has been completed.

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Representative Bennie Thompson, a Mississippi Democrat, said on Tuesday: "We must leave no stone unturned in the search for answers. While the details of this case are still emerging, we cannot ignore Mississippi's painful history of lynching and racial violence against African Americans. My deepest condolences and prayers are with Trey's family during this difficult time."

In a post on Instagram, the NAACP said: "While initial reports offered no evidence of 'foul play', you'd have to excuse our skepticism amid growing racially motivated violence targeted at our communities across this nation. So while we await more formal autopsy reports and information, we offer this piece of history with a level of certainty: Our people have not historically hung ourselves from trees."

The investigation into Trey Reed's death is continuing and further details are expected to be released to the public once a full autopsy is complete.

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'Can't Be Trusted': In a State Scarred by Lynchings, Four Black Deaths and One Troubling Autopsy Finding Have Black Families Questioning Mis

In a state with a long history of lynchings and racial injustice, advocates are raising concerns about Mississippi’s chief medical examiner

Dr. Staci Turner, a board-certified forensic pathologist, became Mississippi’s interim chief medical examiner in January 2021 and officially assumed the role in November of that year. Over the past week, activists have accused Turner of obscuring the truth in the deaths of Nolan Xavier Wells, Damien Cameron, Demartravion “Trey” Reed and Channon Wilson.

The most recent case involves Nolan Xavier Wells, an 18-year-old student at Southwest Mississippi Community College. On July 6, authorities found his body submerged in water near Horn Island, a remote barrier island off Mississippi’s Gulf Coast. Wells had traveled there by boat with friends over the Fourth of July weekend. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office and the county coroner said Wells died in an accidental drowning and reported no signs of foul play. However, Turner’s office conducted an autopsy on July 7, and those results remain pending.

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In July 2021, Turner investigated the death of Damien Montrell Cameron, a 29-year-old Black man who died after Rankin County sheriff’s deputies violently arrested him. The department has drawn national scrutiny in recent years over its “Goon Squad,” a group of deputies later convicted in multiple abuse cases. Deputies responded to a neighbor’s complaint accusing Cameron of punching a wall, though his family disputes that claim and says no damage existed. During the arrest, deputies repeatedly used tasers on Cameron. One deputy pressed his knee into Cameron’s back as Cameron said, “I can’t breathe,” according to reports. Paramedics transported Cameron to a local hospital, where doctors pronounced him dead later that day. Turner later ruled Cameron’s cause of death “undetermined,” even though her autopsy documented internal bleeding in his neck — an injury pattern consistent with compression of the upper back or neck area. The report also described severe facial swelling and trauma. A grand jury declined to indict the deputies, relying in part on Turner’s findings. In 2023, three independent forensic pathologists reviewed the case and concluded Cameron’s death was a homicide.

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Demartravion “Trey” Reed, a 21-year-old student at Delta State University, was found hanging from a tree on campus in September 2025. Bolivar County officials initially ruled his death a suicide. Turner’s office later affirmed that conclusion, classifying the death as suicide by hanging. Reed’s family disputes that finding. They have retained attorneys Ben Crump and Vanessa Jones, who ordered an independent autopsy by forensic pathologist Dr. Matthias I. Okoye. The results of that autopsy have not yet been made public.

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Of the four cases, only one — the death of Damien Cameron — has undergone an independent review that directly contradicted the state’s findings, with outside experts ruling it a homicide instead of “undetermined.” The remaining cases are still unresolved, with key autopsy results pending or questions about the original investigations left unanswered. Against the backdrop of Mississippi’s long history of racial violence and unequal justice, those gaps have fueled skepticism among families and advocates who question whether these deaths are being fully and fairly examined.

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Frank Sinatra on set of VON RYAN’S EXPRESS (1965)

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Frank Sinatra on the set of Von Ryan’s Express (1965)

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Never forget the gang-rape of 14-year old Abeer Qassim Hamza al-Janabi on March 12, 2006 in Iraq by five US Army soldiers who then shot her in the head and set her body on fire. Never forget that they first murdered her mother Fakhriyah Taha Muhsin, father Qasim Hamza Raheem, and younger sister Hadeel Qasim Hamza.

Of the perpetrators, Steven Green said, “I didn’t think of Iraqis as humans.” James Barker took a plea deal and immediately after, smoked a cigarette and grinned as reporters passed by.

May Abeer and her family rest in peace while the monsters who did this and allowed it to happen suffer for eternity.

Never forget what western imperialism does to countries it claims to help by sending rapists, pedophiles, and murderers to the doorsteps of innocent people [x].

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The binturongs of monitoring the situation