@lisrinas Being told to be "put on weight loss medication" is vile. GLP medicines are for diabetes patients and can have side effects for life when used carelessly. Sickening to think being super skinny is worth THAT much to some people
Li um comentário sobre como é trágico eles morrerem jovens, deve ser muito ruim mesmo hein, história trágica demais. Imagina que ruim viver tão pouco e ser brutalmente assassinado, sorte que não tem nenhuma autora financiando discurso de ódio contra minorias que sofrem disso, né?
RM says @BTS_twt members “are not political figures, but as they say, everything is political eventually. Even a pebble can be political” https://t.co/PAYWc7AI7q
@joyfulwhimsical If I remember correctly, BTS did say in pandemic that everything is political, even a pebble. I'd have to find that post, but on a contrary, BTS's past with a lot of things is... yeah. Needle in a haystack situation to think a kpop idol would be woke
Stays (and anyone else really), if you come across this, please consider donating to Nepal's flood relief and amplifying the voices of those who need it. Thank you
@nandm299@aetherlism@myaespadolls Not truly. This platform takes post from weirdest platforms with 10 up votes to pass it off as knetz opinions to rage bait international fans and spread misinformation about how people in the country think, even fueling racism against Koreans. It's unreliable as hell
🚨🚨🚨Please try to share information and/or donate about Nepal. There are over 350 dead and over a thousand missing. There are high risks of a second disaster on top of it with a large amount of search and rescue there. 🧵🪡
BREAKING: We have our first satellite images of the devastating Nepal/China floods, courtesy of our hardworking friends at Planet Labs, Inc.
This shows the Triushuli River more than quintupling in width and rising by 50-100 feet in some spots. For the hundreds reported missing, and presumed dead, there was simply no warning nor escape.
This is about 40 miles north of Katmandu, the capital of Nepal.
An extreme landslide, equivalent in strength to a magnitude 5.2 earthquake, ruptured with the force of 950 tons of exploding TNT. That was enough to essentially break a natural dam, allowing torrents of water (much of it meltwater from mountain snowpacks that melted over many years, i.e. a glacial lake) to be released.
The Trishuli River is a tributary formed by the merger of the Kyirong Tsangpo and Lende Khola rivers originating in Gyirong County of Tibet.
It's unclear where the floodwaters came from. There are several large glacial lakes in Shigatse, China. Each occupies its own endorheic basin, meaning there's no outlet for the lakes' waters to drain.
It appears a massive chunk of ice from one of the glaciers shifted or broke, opening a glacial lake to drainage into one or more river valleys.
Regardless, floodwaters rushed southwards down the Trishuli River through the Rasuwa District of Bagmati Province, gushing through the river valley and inundating virtually every community along the Pasang Lhamu Highway.
That populous corridor included the Friendship Bridge in Rasuwagadi, where Nepal and China meet.