But sometimes the author brings all the shake ingredients to Home Depot, makes an awful shake, then when you point that out ppl are like, “it’s Home Depot! How were they supposed to make a good milkshake!”
And well, no one made you make shakes in Home Depot.
I think you should always vote for the least worst option in an election, regardless of the choices. But it's not up to me due to some proceedings I will not go into
Update:
The authorities in Iran are now claiming that a young woman, who courageously removed her clothes in protest against harassment by the morality, police at her university, suffers from psychological illness and has been admitted to a mental health hospital.
This accusation of mental instability is a familiar tactic by the Islamic Republic.
In 2014, when I launched the My Stealthy Freedom campaign against compulsory hijab, the regime used similar lies against me, claiming I had a mental breakdown, undressed myself on the London subway and was raped by three men.
This is how they attempt to undermine those who resist their oppression.
One student who witnessed the entire incident says:
“On Saturday, November 2, we saw the university’s security and Basij forces trying to forcibly drag a female student into the security room, under the pretext of her not wearing a proper hijab. She resisted, and in the struggle, her hoodie was pulled off, leaving her with only her undergarments underneath. Shocked, the security officers let her go, after which, in a moment of rage, she removed her pants and threw them at the officers.”
This eyewitness account directly contradicts the regime’s narrative and shows the extent of brutality Iranian women face for the most basic acts of defiance.
This woman has been forcibly hospitalized under psychiatric supervision—marking the start of torture and, soon after, the cycle of forced confessions.
I believe her life is now in serious danger. I urge international media, human rights organizations, and the international community to support her before is too late.
Let’s be her voice.
In Iran, a student harassed by her university’s morality police over her “improper” hijab didn’t back down. She turned her body into a protest, stripping to her underwear and marching through campus—defying a regime that constantly controls women’s bodies. Her act is a powerful reminder of Iranian women’s fight for freedom. Yes we use our bodies like weapons to fight back a regime that kills women for showing their hair.
This happened at Tehran’s Science and Research University She has since been arrested by the authorities.
Be her voice.
#WomanLifeFreedom
y'all ever feel like your mouth is stupid but your mind is smart? like you're intelligent but you can't express it when you're speaking? it's so frustrating
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@offendthelibs@EmperoressTrans@jessiegender The holocaust was the extermination of Jews and others, including queer people and the book burnings were an early part of that extermination process.
The 11-year-old came up with a TV pitch that is stone cold genius:
A reality show, in the vein of The Amazing Race, that follows a group of Flat Earthers trying to travel to the edge of the world 🤣