Rasmus G. Kristensen

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

@CphSundays Fck fans still: ud med pc

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

@FCKobenhavn @adidasfootball Wtf.......

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

@SLOForDanmark @amaliebremer @DBUfodbold

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

I gotta say, today was a hot day
#intheshade

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

@atkailash @mnyomb1 @CalltoActivism Mystery? Read a book. If you disappear at those depths, you are gone. It's a toy sub. Not like the have fuel or provisions to pop in Antarctica.

[Nyombi Morris @mnyomb1]

Unveiling Global Inequality: The Biased Lens of Media Coverage

The wall-to-wall coverage of the Titanic Sub has once again shed light on the persisting racism deeply ingrained in our world.

While the tragic loss of life deserves our utmost sympathy, it is essential to acknowledge the stark contrast in media attention given to different incidents.

Just the same week, another ship sank, resulting in the deaths of numerous immigrants.

However, their plight has been conveniently overlooked by mainstream media.

This blatant disparity in coverage compels us to question the values our society holds dear.

The sinking of a ship carrying hopeful migrants from Libya to Italy, near Greece, should have resonated with the international community.

But as the world came together to celebrate the International Day of Refugees, not a single mention of this tragedy made its way into the headlines.

It is a sobering realization that our society seems to prioritize the lives and stories of the privileged while turning a blind eye to the suffering of the less fortunate.

The media's selective focus on incidents like the Titanic Sub reveals a disheartening truth: our world seems to care only about billionaires, disregarding the countless lives lost and dreams shattered within marginalized communities.

As we witness this unequal distribution of empathy and compassion, we must question the inherent biases within our society and challenge the status quo.

Let us not forget that the voices of the unheard are just as important, if not more so, than those amplified by the media.

The lives lost in the recent shipwreck deserve recognition, remembrance, and justice.

By acknowledging these neglected stories and advocating for a more equitable media landscape, we can work towards dismantling the systemic racism and socioeconomic inequality that perpetuate this skewed perception of value.

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

6/9 no horns... Fuck it. Turn up the drummers and say fuck covid @boniver @justinvernon #sydforsolen

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

@dqnne @smashbangpow Så er der mobil signalet ��

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

@dqnne @smashbangpow Vand kø... 30.min

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

@dqnne @smashbangpow Madkøerne er lige så fuckt

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

@dqnne @smashbangpow Og det er vist 15 min efter

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

@dqnne @smashbangpow De startede ud med 10 gæster

[Kasper Emil Dønkjær @dqnne]

@smashbangpow I skulle skamme jer. Ligger en populær kunster 30 minutter efter pladsen åbner til sydforsolen. Kun én indgang. Var der overhovedet nogen da Bremer / McCoy gik på? #sydforsolen

[Petter Ness @PetterNess1]

#sydforsolen

800 meter kø for å komme seg inn på festivalområdet 1 time etter festivalåpning 😂

Strålende logistikk.

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

#sydforsolen2023 katastrofe festival inden mad, ingen vand.

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

@sydforsolen åbner kl 14 første 1415. 10 gæster gennem køen

Til grin #sydforsolen

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

@TrollFootball Ligue 1 in this post????
Sell out

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

@FrejElbaek Shit en sofa kommentar. Pak dig selv væk

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

@FCKobenhavn Hvorfor kan man ikke være afhentning i shoppen længere?

[Rasmus G. Kristensen @RasmusGK]

@FCKobenhavn Klamt