I love how often people on this site call random things which they disagree with but don't have any actual argument against either puritan or catholic, regardless of the subject in question's actual relevance to either puritanism or catholicism. it's like 17th century england in here
"Saying that bread gets mould is a puritanical lie" "revenge is good cos disliking it makes you CATHOLIC" yous would have thrived as popular pamphlet writers in the 1690s
Hello all I am Doaa Jad Al Haq from Gaza I studied a diploma in fashion design and clothing manufacturing at the Palestine Technical College in Deir al-Balah and graduated with a very good grade. I was first in my class during the two years. I worked for a year in a center affiliated with UNRWA, and after that I created my own project and began Palestinian agricultural hand embroidery, which is part of the Palestinian heritage. I embroidered on clothes and bags, then After that, I focused more on making bags in all their forms. I embroidered the bag with different drawings, shapes, and colors, then I completely detailed it. I had my own workshop. Unfortunately, everything was gone from the beginning of October 7, so the occupation destroyed the place where I was working, and by destroying my house, I had nothing left, and during the last four months, I borrowed money from a friend to leave Gaza with my autistic child. The situation was very bad for him and for all of us. I left behind my husband and my family. Now, with your help and generosity, I hope that you will help me buy a machine and the necessary tools to start my project again in Egypt so that I can treat my child and help my family. I trust your generosity and I am sorry to ask you for this. Your donation, no matter how simple, will contribute to starting a new life. Thank you all. Best regards, Doaa"
Link to verification (same gofundme)
https://gofund.me/9e4024a3
Hello all I am Doaa Jad Al Haq from Gaza I studied a diploma in fashion design and clothing manufacturing at the Palestine Technical College
My children are in displacement camps, and my child, Walaa, suffers from diabetes. She does not have insulin, and it is not available in the Gaza Strip, and they do not have useful food, so help us get them out of the hell of war.
Hey, if you wanna vote for the woman who said āYou know what? If you want Donald Trump to win, then say that. Otherwise, Iām speaking.ā to a bunch of pro-Palestine protesters at her rally (because they were being disruptive, which is the entire point of a protest) and the man who called reinforcements on protesters and rioters during the George Floyd demonstrations, then I canāt stop you.
But it does say a lot about how you feel towards freedom of speech and people of color. š¤·š½āāļø
I hate how certain articles are framing these protesters as āhecklersā too, as if this was just a comedian being hounded by an annoying audience member and not people being talked down to because theyāre denouncing genocide. Does freedom of speech only apply when white people spit racial slurs at us on the street while internet users tell us to stop being so sensitive because āit was just a jokeā, or ānot a big dealā?
āBut weāre tired of constantly being afraid for our lives!ā -voice of white person whoās biggest trauma is watching their parents get divorced at five years old.
A founder and leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) and one of the most prominent Christians in the Palestinian struggle, George Habash, also known by the name al-Hakim meaning "doctor" or "wise man," served as General Secretary of the PFLP from 1967 to 2000. Born in al-Ludd in the British Mandate of Palestine, Habash was a medical student when the Nakba began and his family became refugees. Habash was influenced by Arab nationalist thinkers, and became active in political struggles while working as a doctor in Jordanian refugee camps. Habash was a proponent of ending Israeli settler colonialism by any means necessary, and founded the Arab Nationalist Movement to bring the Arab world together for that cause. Fleeing Jordan after being implicated in the alleged coup attempt of 1957, Habash founded the PFLP in 1964 as a regrouping of the ANM's Marxist elements, and in partial opposition to the Palestinian Liberation Organization under Yasser Arafat, who had sidelined Habash politically. The PFLP under Habash declared itself a Marxist-Leninist organization in 1969, and became prominent in the radical side of the Palestinian movement. Habash was a hardliner against compromise with Israel, adamantly opposing a two-state solution as acquiescence to colonialism. Accordingly, the adoption of the Oslo Accords led to the PFLP totally severing ties with the PLO, with Habash accusing Arafat of selling out the Palestinian people. However, the PFLP's influence diminished with Islamist groups gaining prominence on one side and Fatah on the other. Habash resigned his positions in 2000 due to failing health, although he remained influential in the PFLP and popular among Palestinians. He died in 2008.
āIn todayās world no one is innocent, no one a neutral. A man is either with the oppressed or he is with the oppressors. He who takes no interest in politics gives his blessing to the prevailing order, that of the ruling classes and exploiting forces.ā
