Javier Bardem is wearing a patch protesting the war in Iran—“No a la Geurra,” it reads—that he said is the same patch he wore in 2003 to protest “the illegal war of Iraq.”
“And here we are, 23 years after,” he said on the #Oscars red carpet, with another war “[led] by Trump and Netanyahu, and creating a lot of damage and innocent people being killed and bombed.”
He also wore a pin with a drawing of Handala, a character created Palestinian newspaper cartoonist Naji al-Ali in 1969, a 10-year-old boy who cannot grow until he is allowed to return to his homeland. Ali was 10 years old when his own family was exiled from their home in Palestine in the Nakba of 1948.
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….you will be pining for the day when someone was trying to make your life easier and when you’re over there and you’re in the jungle and they’re shooting at you remember you’re not dying for me because i never liked you
I think it’s fine to mock people for being idiots and babies if they use AI. I do not care about being nice or correct. I think it’s embarrassing and they should feel embarrassed.