@houseoffraser I’m trying to make an online purchase but for some reason it won’t work regardless of device, browser or payment method. The item I’m trying to buy is the Marc Jacobs Document Holder (product code 420133) in the colour White Multi. Is it out of stock?
i never knew there were so many the neighbourhood fans until this morning trying to get presale tickets. i didn’t see yall for the i love you album release
@goldfoil1989 She’s a DJ and producer, has more of a presence in America though. I’m extremely surprised she was there truthfully, although she did have a viral song a year or two ago so maybe that’s why
This damaged young woman is destroying herself in public and personally I find it extremely difficult to witness and I am full of contempt and loathing for her avaricious parents, ‘team’, and all the vile predatory men abusing her for ‘laughs’.
Listening to a posh bloke on the tram. His son is studying economics but wants to go into tv. Their neighbour is a director who’s getting him a job as a runner next summer. Said he can move up quite quickly. & that, ladies and gentlemen, is how it’s done. W/c kids have no chance.
Just when I thought there was no way social media apps could get much worse when it comes to harrassing users with advertisements, Snapchat now has big companies sending people “snaps” of videos telling them about sales that are happening😭 not interested Gym Shark x
Imma try to keep this brief but quick history lesson... this specific rhetoric is literally how the Nazi party rose to power. I studied abroad in Berlin and learned a lot about the Weimar Republic which I had never even heard of before. They don't teach it here on purpose (1/?)
Assisted dying forces us to confront some of the hardest questions about life, autonomy, and what it means to care for one another. At first, it might seem like the ultimate act of compassion —a way to grant someone control and dignity in their most vulnerable moments. But when you step back, the picture gets murkier.
What happens when the option to end suffering becomes easier than addressing why people are suffering in the first place? In a world where healthcare systems fail the sick, where loneliness runs rampant, and where poverty strips people of their worth, offering an 'escape' can feel less like a choice and more like surrendering to a broken system.
This isn’t just about autonomy. It’s about ensuring that no one feels like their life is a burden because society didn’t do enough to support them. Legalizing assisted dying might start with good intentions, but it opens a door to a slippery slope —one where the most vulnerable could feel quietly pushed toward a decision they wouldn’t make if they had better options.
The real compassion lies in asking: how can we reduce suffering without normalizing death as the answer? It’s not an easy conversation, but challenging these ideas is how we move closer to a society that truly values life in all its forms.