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— Unknown

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“Repeat this until you understand it: I do not need people who do not need me.”
— Unknown
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“Just because you took longer than others doesn’t mean you failed. Remember that.”
— Unknown
i can't believe they let me be in charge of myself
“It’s not just other people we need to forgive. Sometimes we need to forgive ourselves.”
— Mitch Albom
In 1960, the average price of a house was $11.9k. In today’s money, that would be around $129k. In 1960, the federal minimum wage was a dollar an hour. Roughly $2,080 a year if you work 40 hours a week every week. In today’s money, that’d be around $22k a year.
Today, the federal minimum wage is 7.25 an hour. Roughly $15k a year if you work 40 hours a week every week. Today, the median home price is $410k and the average is $512k.
In 1960, making minimum wage, and saving every single cent you make (and disregarding taxation), it’d take 5 and a half years to save up enough to buy a house. In 2025, making federal minimum wage, and saving every single cent and disregarding taxation, it would take you 34 fucking years to have saved up enough to buy an average priced house, 27 years to buy a median priced one.
Young people cannot afford homes. Young people will never be home owners. Young people can barely afford to eat and pay rent for a studio apartment. Boomers completely pulled that ladder up from us and fucked everyone over for the rest of their lives while they enjoy their beach houses and boats and luxury cars. This system is fucked.
"But we didn't know--" Yes you did. Actual HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS warned you the orange shitgibbon reminded them of Hitler, and begged you not to support him. You saw the neo-Nazi and other white supremacist flags and tattoos among his friends and supporters. You heard him call neo-Nazis "very fine people." You heard him call immigrants rapists and "vermin" who were "poisoning the blood of our country." You saw him mock the disabled. You heard him brag about getting away with sexual assault. You heard him talk about what a "terrific guy" Epstein was. You heard him say he planned to be remembered as "the president who ruled like a king." You knew EXACTLY what you were voting for.
The difference between Gaza and Auschwitz is that the world still has a chance to stop the ethnic cleansing in Gaza. What’s happening here is not just a war—it’s a deliberate effort to starve an entire population. We are not only dying from bombs, but from hunger, thirst, and despair. Life is being stolen from the mouths of our children every single day.
The siege surrounds us from all directions. Food and medicine are blocked. The crossings have been closed for months. What little aid enters is barely enough for 1% of the population. Imagine paying $40 for a single kilo of flour, or needing over $300 to feed a small family for just one day. With no jobs, no open markets, and no safety—how are we supposed to survive?
Today, a beautiful cat and her kittens died from hunger. They were innocent, fragile lives—and they perished simply because there was nothing left to eat. What kind of injustice allows even the weakest, most defenseless creatures to suffer this way? This is the reality we live with every single day.
Please, don’t turn away. Your support, no matter how small, can be the reason someone wakes up tomorrow with food, with hope, with life. A single donation can mean survival for a family, for a child, for a soul still holding on. In Gaza, even the smallest act of kindness can save a life.
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