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mohamed 21/m/loves to eat karantika

[smsomah]

Tuareg; Hoggar, Algeria, 1975. Henri Bancaud

[karantika]

so pissed I never was mutuals with Rama Dawaji on here we literally followed all the same people

[karantika]

Syria war being over is such a relief its so nice to be regimi without any shame. I neeeeeeeeeed to see tel aviv smashed

[karantika]

sometimes a gay guy dyes his hair in a way that makes him look like kate gosselin and you just have to let him do it

[frogsfangs]

[scarletwitching]

Returning from my extremely offline sabbatical in the Narnian wilderness to inform you all that the book series upon which the TV show Heated Rivalry is based began its life as a Steve/Bucky fanfiction, and in that original fanfic, the character who would become the Russian hockey player Ilya was, in fact, Pietro.

[karantika]

this is actually insane

[fionaapplerocks]

This popped up on Reddit:

zelda’s/fiona’s stance on palestine

i’ve seen some people mention this in the sub periodically, yet surprisingly i haven’t seen anyone post these comments. they’re from the #nokings post and its zelda’s responses to someone saying fiona should speak up about palestine

first comment: “l really hear the hurt and frustration in these comments. When there's so much violence and injustice, silence can feel unbearable. I know how much it stings when artists you love don't speak in the ways you hope for. Fiona doesn't have social media, and for a variety of reasons she's stepped out of the public eye these last couple of years. I know that can look like indifference, but I promise it isn't. She and I talk about Palestine often, and she is devastated by the genocide and the theft of land and life. She also sees the same patterns here in the U.S. - the ongoing attempts at dispossession and cultural erasure of Native and Indigenous Nations, the corruption and cruelty coming out of D.C., the way power keeps trying to erase and exploit. None of this is abstract for her; it weighs heavy on her heart. I can't speak for Fiona, but I can say she cares deeply, and she's heartbroken. And I know sometimes it feels like caring isn't enough, like none of us are doing enough against all this harm. I feel that too. But even in the quiet, please don't mistake her for being absent from this struggle - she feels it as deeply as so many of us do. I'm sure she will speak in her own voice, with her own opinion, when she surfaces again someday. For now, I only wanted to say that I know she cares — and I'm sorry you feel hurt and frustrated.”

second comment: “Let me speak for myself here — I stand with the Palestinian people. I have stood with them since a Palestinian friend opened my eyes more than forty years ago to atrocities I had never been taught about. To think that Israel is attempting to bomb a country out of existence — with U.S. support — is almost impossible to comprehend. And yet, here we are. What do we do next? What do I do next? How do we make a difference when everything we care about feels under attack, not only abroad but here at home? This country has never admitted the ongoing destruction it has caused — and continues to cause to Native and Indigenous Nations, has never reckoned with the exploitation of Black people through slavery, and still upholds the systemic denial of access and justice. And now, we see the criminalization of poverty and the use of forced labor through the prison system. On top of that, the U.S. has destabilized governments across the globe, creating a world where countless refugees are forced to flee from destruction we helped set in motion. Sometimes I don't even know what to say, because it feels more important to act than to just offer up words. I would love to hear what people are doing to make a difference. I've chosen to work very locally - to address what I can, to help who I can, with the resources I have. But let me be clear: I stand with the Palestinian people. I condemn the actions taken by Israel. And I urge every politician with the power to stop our government from aiding this atrocity to do so. Wholeheartedly, urgently, and without hesitation.”

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[karantika]

🫶

[finalfantasyvii]

[jtrocks9]

So i played Undertale.

The demo at least. Was fun, until I saw how the community was similar to homosuck. Immediately uninstalled.

[karantika]

We live in backwards world and theres no fix for it except for maybe collapsing all power structures and humiliating everyone that has ever tasted power

[karantika]

It is actually so insane to have to argue that anti muslim bigotry, the driving force of American political thought from 2000-2016+ and half the reason behind trumps rise, is an actually existing phenomenon while i am forced to listen to imagined antisemitic incidents from college students everyday

[karantika]

Lowkey im barely alive but its okay

[karantika]

It makes me so happy to see people shitting on taylor swift she is so evil and also dumb

[hlenhlenhlen]

[karantika]

Fascism was always going to be a tacky gold filigree thing but it’s still crazy living through tacky gold filigree fascism. Regime official channels posting AI black sun memes of the fuhrer torturing migrants and disemboweling rosie o’donnell while sitting on their gold toilets

[karantika]

I have so many opinions on homestuck right now

[acquired-stardust]

LSD Dream Emulator Playstation 1998

[karantika]

The way this ended up being so mid when i finally played