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reminder that gazafunds is a great website.
each time you load the site, it shows one randomly selected, verified fundraiser that's low on funds.
extremely straightforward, & an easy to remember url. it's my go-to when I'm able to give; removes any room for procrastination or overthinking.
I have been very worried about my friend Ahmed (@ahmed-motaz). He has gone so long without access to clean water, nutritious food, medicine, and adequate shelter, and it is taking an extreme toll on his body. The depths of his hunger are physically painful, and his anemia leaves him dizzy. He recently fainted and his family found him unconscious. He desperately needs funds for medicine and food. Please help him.
My friends, I feel like I'm living my last days because hunger and anemia have ravaged my health. Every day that passes without medicine and food causes me even more pain. Please stand by me so I can buy medicine and food. Please stand by me and don't leave me so I can survive this anemia and hunger.
"All drugs are drugs" = a surprisingly radical position that will upset people right across the political spectrum
This means:
If you draw a hard line between "drug" and "medicine" based on current legality where you live (or any other criteria) you've gone wrong somewhere,
If you think legality and/or prescription status tells you all you need about a substance's capacity to do massive harm to someone's body, mind or well-being you've gone wrong somewhere,
If you think legality and/or prescription status tells you all you need about a substance's capacity to contribute meaningfully to someone's healing, function or happiness you've gone wrong somewhere,
If you think certain substances should be excluded from informed consent (either withheld or forcibly administered) you've gone wrong somewhere.
Nuke canada now
Did y'all know that 70% of all mining operations in latin america and the caribbean involve a canadian transnational mining corporation?
Anyway, when I was in college I was constantly going to marches and protests against canadian and saudi mining projects in the SanturbƔn pƔramo, one of the most important ecosystems in Colombia in terms of biodiversity, and the source of drinking water of 30+ municipalities in my state, including the city I live in. Ultimately these mining proposals lost their license due to environmental regulations.
But now that our new far-right president elect is looking to suck up to imperial core powers once again, canadian mining corporation Aris mining is interested in re-starting mining projects in SanturbƔn. Which, would inevitably give cyanide poisoning not only to my city's drinking water, but 30+ other municipalities and indigenous communities.
The imperial core will see one of latin america's veins and go "is anyone gonna cut that open?" and not wait for an answer
For my fellow canadian leftists
Canada is a colonial white supremacist genocidal state, just like the US and Israel. Mark Carney literally said Canada Strong will Make America Great Again not long after doing a speech in front of an Israeli Flag weeks after Canada was found to be continuing the genocide of the Indigenous population. As well as restricting immigration, building pipelines, Militarization, more nationalism and so much more. Carney literally told Doug Ford that he (MK) is more conservative than him (DF)
80% of Saskatoon's, the biggest city in Saskatchewan, homeless population is Indigenous despite making up 12% of the population. Black people are 20x more likely to be shot by police in Toronto. There is a reserve that has been on a boiling water advisory for 3 decades. MAID is being forwarded as an option for disabled people, while disability services get cut. We also had slavery. it's just never talked about. Theres the residential schools in which the last one closed less than 3 decades ago. The government also signed a 50 million dollar contract with Palantir. The PM is also allowing Daniellr Smith to create an illegal 2 tier heathcare system in Alberta, among many other issues like massively extractive mining operations worldwide and the entire country being an oligopoly. And so much more
But yeah we're soooo much better than the United States
porn is bad because [christian talking point] and [alt-right study] and [misunderstood neurochemistry] and of course [feature of capitalism]
thank you SO MUCH for reminding me about [feature of patriarchy] and [problem caused by lack of kids' sex ed] random tumblr user in the notes! louder for those in the back!
The adult content warning on this post is really just the icing on the cake
My father passed away this morning. I am in shock and deep sorrow. I will never forgive those who ignored him.
I did everything I could, but I couldn't provide the blood units he needed. I feel guilty, but my illness and injuries overwhelmed me. I couldn't save him.
Now all I ask is to evacuate me and my family and try to save who is still alive. Please donate to help us escape and survive.
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Guys, please don't leave me alone in this difficult situation. Share your support, even if it's just with a word.
whenever people say canada is an unserious country or a zany joke it pisses me off and not because i feel like mocked or anything but because i find it wild rude and disrespectful to the indigenous peoples that have been harmed in this nationā¦ genuinely nothing funny about the residential schools or the 60s scoop or the highway of tears or the forced sterilization of indigenous women
Can you donate to help my family ?šš
Yes , I can
No , I canāt
Deadline 4 February
Subject: Collecting the rest amount of money to pay the rent of the house
Current process:
USD 3,727 / $4,640
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In the heart of Gaza, a family of four clings to survival in the shadow of war.The father, once a small shop owner, used to earn enough to c
We never imagined we would reach a point where asking for help feels heavier than hunger or fear š
We are not asking for luxury, comfort, or anything extra we are asking for a roof to stay under š
Our landlord gave us only 5 days to pay the remaining $913 in rent. That means we must somehow collect $182 every single day. If we fail, we will be forced out of our home, with nowhere to go literally to the street.
My parents are elderly, exhausted, and already carrying more pain than they should at this age. My sister is still recovering, still fighting to regain her strength. And yet, on top of all this, we live with the constant fear of waking up homeless.šš
For days, Iāve been writing , Asking , Hoping. Many people scroll past. Some ignore us.š¢
But for us, this is not just a post this is our life collapsing in real time.š
We are not begging for pity. We are asking for human kindness. If you can help, even a little, you are not just donating money you are protecting a family from sleeping on the streets.ššš
Pleaseā¦ donāt let us lose our home.
Please help us survive this moment.
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My wife, my child, and I have been suffering from severe influenza for two days now.
We are struggling with intense coughing and shortness of breath, and our condition is getting worse with every passing hour.
In Gaza, due to the war and the suffocating blockade, the healthcare system has nearly collapsed. There is no medicine available, and treatment is only possible in private hospitalsāplaces we simply cannot afford.
As a father, nothing hurts more than watching your child struggle to breathe while you stand helpless, unable to provide even basic treatment. Fear fills our nights, and pain fills our days.
I am reaching out to you with a broken heart, asking for your humanity and compassion. Any support, no matter how small, can help us access urgent medical care and save my family from further suffering.
Please, if you are able, help us survive this illness.
Your kindness could be the reason my child breathes easier tomorrow.
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My name is Motasem, and today I write these words with a burden in my heart that no one could bear. The war has taken everything from me. I
The Associated Press posted videos showing aid trucks entering the Gaza Strip through the Rafah Crossing this morning. However, in the past several months, Israel has blocked around 70% of aid trucks from reaching malnourished Palestinians.
Prior to 2023, almost half of all food in Gaza was produced locally, and now everyone is starving and dependent on aid that must be approved by the very people who destroyed their food systems.
My friend Ahmed and his family have been struggling to afford nutritious food, which is price gouged due to scarcity enforced by the occupation.
Ahmed's brother is disabled and has been hospitalized multiple times this winter. Ahmed is disabled too.
Their family (verified on the @gazavetters list, #198) is constantly balancing the costs of healthcare and the costs of food--but human beings need both to survive! We cannot live without both.
@ahmedaldani333 is terrified for his brother, because he is seeing him waste away before his eyes. Please donate so his family can survive this brutality.
95% of all hospitals in Gaza are damaged or destroyed. Many healthcare workers have been killed by the occupation, and Israel banned MĆ©decins Sans FrontiĆØres who send international healthcare workers to help Palestinians fill these gaps. This means that travel to hospitals elsewhere is the only option for many injured, sick, and disabled Palestinians.
Opening Rafah Crossing will be lifesaving to many Palestinians like Ahmed who need to reach better-resourced hospitals. The crossing is not yet open to Palestinians in either direction, though many sources predict that it will be soon.
Please help Ahmed's family to afford enough food to survive until the crossing opens. Help them afford travel to a hospital. Help them afford the medical care they need.
usamericans really need to understand that if you have ever received a paycheck in USD and then used it to purchase items priced in USD then you have benefitted from the privilege of living in the imperial core, no matter what sort of brutal poverty and oppression you are otherwise facing
can you please explain what you mean by this? i'm confused, are other countries' paychecks not in the local currency?
sure. people in other countries do get their paychecks in their local currency, which is in fact the source of this inequality -- for multiple reasons that all boil down to 'usamerican imperial hegemony', the dollar is the primary accepted currency of international trade. for some commodities, like oil, it is for all intents and purposes the only accepted currency of international trade. that means that imported items and items produced for export across the third world are priced primarily in dollar terms, and will see their prices fluctuate with the value of the dollar. this can cause the prices of goods to spiral completely out of control as the dollar that controls the underlying logic of commodities pricing changes in value relative to the local currency most people are receiving wages in. acquiring dollars themselves, of course, can only be done with steep exchange rates at prices many people can't afford.
so while people people across, e.g.,latin america will routinely try to keep as much of their savings as they can manage in dollars because their local currencies are subject to hyperinflation, none of this is a concern for even the poorest usamerican, because the dollar is comparatively stable and everything in their lives is priced and costed in dollars. which obviously does not mean 'all usamericans are rich' or 'usamericans never suffer from inflation or economic instability' or even 'the usamerican financial system doesn't systemically disenfranchise Black and native communities' -- just that imperialism is baked into every aspect of daily life for people who live underneath or within it.
you can see this most obviously in the ability of usamerican 'expats' to retire to the global south (typically central america or SEA) to live comparatively comfortable lifestyles because their savings are in dollars but just because it is most obvious there do not mean that its underlying logics do not apply more broadly
this is also why migrant workers from central america will risk coming to the USA illegally, facing legal consequences and intense racism, to do agricultural work for slave wages -- having their paycheck in USD means that money reaches a long further when they send it back to their families in their home countries.
This simply isn't the case for people in poverty and food insecurity, whose paychecks below a living wage would solely be used for the necessities of life which have high costs matching the high value of the dollar. Like, yeah, maybe the $540 a week a 7/11 worker makes (10 hrs, 6 days a week, $9/hr to assume) is comfortable within Mexico's cost of living, but in the US that's not enough to survive in most cities. Maybe you have a bigger market with a wider variety of goods available, but ur not spending ur $2000 a month on that, ur spending it on survival.
The only part that fully applies is what u say about remittances. People who expat are *not* the same as those who face brutal poverty. More people die of hunger in the US (over 20,000 per year since 2019), or lack of healthcare, than several dozen poorer countries. Consider Cuba, whose peso has hardly any value compared to the dollar, but whose cost of living is low, with a high "social wage" to compensate. Nobody in Cuba benefits from imperialism (quite the opposite), and p much nobody dies of hunger either (a relatively "privileged" life imo).
I'm not saying there isn't a relative "labor aristocracy" for certain sections of the USian working class, but dollarization doesn't really benefit USians who make less than a living wage. It doesn't automatically guarantee high standards of living and actually contributes to the decay in real wage.
right, but usamericans living with poverty and food insecurity can still have the basic assurance that the dollars they are paid in will be useful to buy food when they go to the grocery store. the point is not just 'dollars are worth more than other currencies' but 'dollars are stable, can reliably be used to purchase things, and imported and export-bound goods are both priced in dollars'. usamericans earning poverty wages and being brutalized by capitalism don't have to worry about finding ways to convert those wages into a currency that won't be worthless tomorrow. that doesn't mean they're not being brutalized by domestic capitalism, it just means that they're not suffering the effects of imperialism.
the idea that usamericans are somehow uniquely or primarily victims of hunger is also just not backed up by any data i can find. very unsurprisingly, it is a much bigger problem in africa, south asia, and latin america [x][x]. but like nobody is denying that the benefits of imperialism are not a lot of use to someone when they are dying because they can't afford insulin -- but that fact doesn't mean it's wrong to point out that usameicans as a class do in fact experience the benefits of imperialism. arguing that it does is just as specious as the old MRA 'wow, so you're saying a HOMELESS MAN has MALE PRIVILEGE?' routine.
Are we ignoring the human cost of stripping anonymity from women who just want to do their jobs.
Another week, another case. It feels like we are stuck in a loop, doesnāt it?
Once again, we have a trans medical professional in the UK, a woman who has likely spent years training to save lives, simply trying to use a changing room at work. Once again, we have a small group of nurses or colleagues dragging that simple act into a courtroom, attacking her right to be there.
For those who might be baffled by the ferocity of the British āgender warsā, the context here is vital, because the media narrative says one thing but the reality is much different. We are seeing a wave of high-profile employment tribunals testing the boundaries of the Equality Act, most notably in Darlington and in Scotland (NHS Fife).
Take the Darlington case. If you read the tabloid coverage, you would assume a trans woman suddenly burst into a female space and acted inappropriately. The reality is far more mundane and far more revealing. The trans nurse in question had been using those changing rooms since 2019 without issue. For years, she came to work, got changed, did her job, and went home. The āproblemā didnāt arise from her behaviour; it arose only when a specific group of nurses discovered her background.
Only then did they kicked up a fuss. And this is where the story shifts from a workplace dispute to something more orchestrated.
Prev is correct, the British press are complicit in all of this to the highest degree and it should never be overlooked. The government, the judiciary and the press are unabashedly intertwined in this arena, the most naked display of ruling class unity superseding any supposed superstructural division or independence of powers.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey (D) on Wednesday said he does not support abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), while criticizi
Imagine seeing your constituents getting murdered in the street by an armed, white supremacist paramilitary goon squad that openly posts neo-Nazi memes and talks about deporting more people than Stalin did in his entire career and saying "No, I don't support abolishing them"
What a spineless, gormless licker-of-boots. What an absolute, pitiful cuckold of a man. What an absolute parody of leadership. He's unfit for anything
I have appealed to you again and again and begged you to help my mother receive treatment, but many of you continue to ignore this.
My mother is a human being and she deserves to get the treatment she needs, Search your heart and take a moment to think about how you can help.
Please donāt turn away from us during this critical time. Even the smallest act, sharing this message or making a small donation, can help ease the pain and give my mother a chance to live.
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Will my mother survive and be okay because of your help? I am deeply sad for my mother, and I feel helpless, unable to do anything for her.
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Donating and Sharing helps even more!
Shares help reach more donors.
If you can, do Both. If not. STILL SHARE - It can help this reach someone who Can donate.
There's always a way to help and no action is too small.
Everyone, pls donate but if you donāt have a money or canāt Donateā¦ pls share this!ļæ¼
my old post on them!
Art and other rewards being offered for those who donate to gaza fundraisers I have collected here. (but for those on other list I link to such as flowerpawarts's spreasheet, you should make sure they accept the big verification lists or aren't just for a specific family)
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Ā£1,529 / Ā£40,000 raised as of January 16th, 2026. Please donate if you have the means to at all, anything you can give will make an impact and is absolutely worth it even if you can only afford to contribute a small amount, and reblog this post
zero patience for "irreversible damage" rhetoric because like... parents are allowed to do all kinds of other irreversible body modification to their kids and nobody gives a fuck. you can pierce your kid's ears, you can sign them up for a sport that will injure them for life, you can provide or withhold medical care like vaccines according to whatever whims you like. i've mentioned this before but my mom forced me to get laser hair removal done on my legs when i was a teenager because my body wasn't mine, the way i chose to upkeep it was a reflection on her. "irreversible damage" is very much part and parcel of the broader belief that parents own their children's bodies.
