Anne Frank wasn’t beat or shot to death.
She died of typhus due to unhygienic conditions in her concentration camp.
ICE isn’t just killing the people it shoots.
A detention center is just a death camp by a different name.
And they’re quietly murdering everyday.
I need people to understand, AI can't read, it can't understand your question. It uses pattern recognition. If you're using it for research, its not research, its selective and biased results based on pattern matching, if there's no pattern it fills the blanks with false info.
this is for engenes who just go to concerts to get interactions 🙂
🐥: i really want to pay attention to and look after every engene, but sometimes, well, not just sometimes...
🐥: wherever we go, there are a few people who keep asking to be noticed.
🐥: but then they don't jump around or really have fun.. it doesn't look like they're having fun.
🐥: when i see that, the vibe drops, you know?
🐥: i just want everyone to have fun together, so i want to take care of everyone.
🐥: but it's a bit disappointing to see people who seem to just be trying to get individual recognition/trying to get noticed.
🐥: there are so many ENGENEs who bring such great energy and lift the atmosphere, but when those other situations happen, it feels like... the concert itself kind of gets ruined a bit.
🐥: we're doing this because everyone just wants to be happy together, right?
🐥: so, while i understand why people might feel that way, i know that can happen, you really just need to enjoy yourselves.
🐥: putting on a great performance is our job. filling those two hours of concert time, raising the energy, dancing intensely, and singing, that is our responsibility.
🐥: everyone is enjoying themselves and having a good time, so wouldn't it be better if we all just had fun together matching that energy? thats what i think.
#NI_KI #니키 #ニキ
15-year-old Da’Jon Anthony Hayes-Burr, who was recognized by the Louisville city council for defending a young girl from sexual harassment earlier this year, was shot and killed https://t.co/q6uXklnq7T
Six months after the killing of her son, Alex Pretti, his mother is sharing a heartbreaking message about the grief she says has only deepened with time.
In an emotional post marking the six-month anniversary of Alex’s death, she writes that no one has been held accountable and says her family has never received an apology or even a single phone call from government officials, hospital personnel, or the Minneapolis Police Department. At the same time, she expressed profound gratitude for the overwhelming support her family has received from people around the world, urging others to continue speaking out and never forget what Alex stood for.
Her full statement:
“Today marks the six-month anniversary of Alex’s murder. No-one has been held accountable, no apologies, not a single phone call from any governmental official, hospital personnel, or the Mpls police dept. Six-months of pain, a roller-coaster of trauma over and over. Every time another a death, another mention, a picture, a tribute, a sorrow so deep. I wonder how to move forward. Will I ever get over this loss and this pain? Will I ever be able to enjoy life again? How does one live knowing that I have no power to change what has happened?
And yet the out-reach not only from Minnesota, but from around the world has been nothing less than spectacular. Every card, every gift, every heartfelt letter has been read, touched, held, and cherished by us all. The kindness you’ve all shown us is beyond words. Please never forget Alex and what he believed in ~ equality and peace for all. I will remember the things that made you, you. It will never take your memory. As long as I’m here, you will never be forgotten.
For all you asking what you can do. Continue this fight. Never give up your right to speak out, protect your neighbor, your community and don’t forget to spend time with those you love…”
there are centuries of women before me have yearned to taste the freedom i get to experience nowadays by being able to say no to marriage/children and choose my own path with full agency, and i will never take that for granted. they live through me...