Al-Qassam Brigades released a video of one of its fighters, 16-year-old Suhaib Lobbad (October 25, 2008 – September 7, 2025) targeting Israeli tanks
According to Gaza sources, after the Israeli army killed his father, mother, siblings, and his siblings children, he went to the nearest Al-Qassam combat position and insisted on joining them
So you end up in this weird position where other ppl get to be ordinary unreliable narrators, but you’re expected to prove you’re a perfectly objective historian of yourself just to have your version of events taken seriously
I think sanism is partly a struggle over who gets epistemic ownership of your life. Once you have a diagnosis, ppl can treat your memory, motives, anger, even your interpretation of events as symptoms, while everyone else gets to remain the default authority on reality
Since some of you are willing to take an actual enemy from the Manhattan Institute at his word, instead of @realLandsEnd here’s the portion right after he cut the video: “ Revolution is sustained by care work, networks of food distribution, medicine, transportation, shelter
1. Disabled people have a place in the revolution
2. You should exercise to the extent that you are able to.
Those two statements are not in conflict with each other.
Chances are it’ll be an anarchist shaped like a twig wearing an N95 and making zines about madness that actually de-arrests me before any of you, so we can leave all of this projection in the gym locker room where it belongs honestly
Unfortunately, anti-blackness is everywhere and every time I set the boundary of "hey, I'm black and I don't fuck with that" people throw fits.
So here's my statement: If I see you engaging in that shit, even if it's 'as a joke', I'm blocking you. I can't fucking stand you.
Im supposed to be a better person and just let shit roll off my back but y'all don't realize sometimes people deserve for someone to crash out on them and teach them a lesson. Maybe they won't treat me or others like that again or at least think of my crazy ass before saying it
Y'all are terrified of initiating conversation after conflict. I'm not your mother. I'm not whatever ex that used to blow up on you. I'm an adult that wants to hear you, be heard, and heal what's happened between us. Silence is not a resolution.