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@cortismoon i think im very funny #1 keonhyeon glazer im more performative than most men

[sorrymygranny]

if i follow you from this blog then please follow me back from my OTHER blog (cortismoon) because i cant follow from there…..ok great!

[fawningbabydoll]

“you won’t be a teenage girl forever” pls shut up

[loveqnai]

EDUCATION MINISTER RESIGNED. PROTEST SUCCESSFUL. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL DAY. HOW MUCH BETTER CAN IT GET?

[sorrymygranny]

also wtf is happening in enhablr omg its like a warzone in there

[sorrymygranny]

ugh i told everyone id be back soon but how do i tell them i still haven’t finished the lngshot 5th mem predebut mini series

im feeling pressured right now i should go eat junk food

[sorrymygranny]

the biggest beef steak

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[ilzzey]

[kiricumber]

[angelgirlxxxxxxx]

[ashyminivet]

india is not a democracy anymore.

everyone needs to hear about the situation in india right now. the youth of this nation are going through hell and back to protect the foundations that our country was built on in the first place, while the adults who are supposed to actually be in charge try to silence our voices.

NEET, which is an exam taken by millions of students per year and is the ONLY gateway for medical admissions across the country, had its papers leaked. so many took their lives because this exam meant everything for their future. and NTA, the agency who conducts this exam, was not held accountable.

there was national backlash. cockroach janta party (initially a satirical political party formed by abhijeet dipke in retaliation to the remarks of the chief justice of india calling the youth "cockroaches" and "parasites of society") started protests at jantar mantar, demanding the resignation of the union education minister, dharmendra pradhan. the movement also asked for ten million inr (~100,000 usd) in compensation for the families of students who died by suicide and wanted NTA be held accountable.

sonam wangchuk, a climate activist and education reformer, also went on a hunger strike at jantar mantar to protest against this corruption in india's higher education system. his fast began on june 28, demanding the resignation of the union education minister. his fast lasted for 20 days until delhi police FORCIBLY removed him and admitted him to safdarjung hospital on july 18.

because of this, cockroach janta party announced "chalo sansad," a march to the parliament beginning on june 20th, 9:00 am ist. but the police seems to be responding with water cannons, mobile jammers, and baton charge. all of this, because of a peaceful protest led by people no older than 30.

and yet there has been absolutely no indian media coverage about a movement that spans the entirety of this nation. so, please, if you see this, keep talking about us. we will not let those old bastards stoop any lower than they've already had. we will not let them ruin our country any further. we will not be silenced

[princessdiaries444]

[unknownn-girl]

i think I like the idea of a boyfriend rather than actually having one

[peaceofmvnd]

I lowkey wish tumblr had a dislike button

[loveqnai]

yes, the government should be held accountable. but shall the protests be so violent? if you read the law, it's not legal to protest without permission, which they didn't have. the police were bound to defend.

and if the neet paper leaked, there was a re-neet exam. people are being emotional for no reason, this was not a big issue at all.

let me respond to your bs as calmly as i can.

1. it's not illegal to gather together somewhere to peacefully protest against something. even if an NOC is not signed, the police have no right to use excess violence. any unlawful, disproportionate and unjustified violence on the protestors is ILLEGAL/not defined under the law. show me ONE clip where the protestors were being violent, not retaliating to the uncalled for violence they were subjected to.

2. 'the police were bound to defend' defend how, exactly? by fixing nails on their sticks to beat students? to tear apart women's clothes, shove their sticks up their private parts, grope them? (most of them were minors btw) to throw tear gasses at them? break their bones? all of which were captured in videos, so don't talk about proofs. moreover, defend WHAT, exactly? the protestors were calm through and through, even after getting beat. they used their voice, slogans but never used any sort of arms.

3. 'this was not a big issue at all' yeah? tell that to the parents of the children who committed suicide. i dare you, look them in the eye and tell them that they're being emotional. i'd like to see you prepare for neet- work your ass off the entire year with little to no social life. imagine grinding the entire year, just for the paper to get leaked and cancelled. some people don't have the privilege of attempting again. for some people, that was their last shot to prove themselves.

the government should've held accountability for the leak, should've held a press conference. they didn't even properly meet the parents of the victims. if they can be so heartless and irresponsible, then I don't see any other option left other than to revolt.

don't talk about laws to me, when this is how you express your opinion. be a human first, before a political party's defender. and come as you are next time, not under an anon's tag.

[landsccape]

[midnightinshadow]