Gabbi ´͈ ᵕ `͈

i like artsy and geeky things (*˘︶˘*) follower of Jesus.

[Gabbi ´͈ ᵕ `͈ @eepygabbi]

Rip to my old twitter account that was followed by Anberlin, Anchor & Braille and Paper Route 💔

[Gabbi ´͈ ᵕ `͈ @eepygabbi]

After finishing Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, I think I’m gonna have to name my child Alphonse. I don’t make the rules.

[Project Hail Mary @projecthailmary]

A city of stars shining just for them 💫 #ProjectHailMary

[jordan @wickskiller]

project hail mary is one hell of a visual spectacle

[5 Solas @5Solas]

How Christianity started vs how other religions started.

[Against Atheism @AgainstAtheismX]

Christ is there in the Old Testament.

You just have to look.

[yoshimi battles dracula @nise_yoshimi]

i want to read so many books but there are so many books

[Gabbi ´͈ ᵕ `͈ @eepygabbi]

I just want to see the snowfall last longer than 10 minutes please

[blue @bluewmist]

after a certain age, it is literally your responsibility, no one’s else, to teach yourself the things you were deprived of, to unlearn and let go of all the toxic habits, because flaunting anger issues, being emotionally unavailable, and not being able to communicate your feelings seems like nothing more than an excuse. life is unfair to everyone in various ways, a little to some, a lot to others. you cannot spend your whole life whining and complaining about how cruel it was to you; the trauma inflicted upon you cannot be justified, but it is your duty to heal, grow, and feel safe in your mind.

[DammyAyo💕 @dartgurlie]

We took so long growing from age 10 to 20 but the speed at which we are moving to 30 is alarming

[faith 🤎 @_renaey_xx]

Guys we need to bring back the art and tradition of printing out pictures and placing them in a physical photo album.

[Joshin and Jokien @joshcarlosjosh]

I can't explain it but this time between Christmas and Jan 1st always feels like this shot from The Fellowship of the Ring:

[Nick shirley @nickshirleyy]

🚨 Here is the full 42 minutes of my crew and I exposing Minnesota fraud, this might be my most important work yet. We uncovered over $110,000,000 in ONE day. Like it and share it around like wildfire! Its time to hold these corrupt politicians and fraudsters accountable

We ALL work way too hard and pay too much in taxes for this to be happening, the fraud must be stopped.

[🕹JustBern🎮 @JustBern64]

Reply or quote if you are anti-AI, anti-generative-AI, and pro human-made art.

[Gabbi ´͈ ᵕ `͈ @eepygabbi]

If I’m ever pregnant I definitely want to have my baby during the Christmas season bc it’s genuinely the most wonderful time of the year, like being born surrounded by glowing lights and warmth and Christmas hymns sounds so perfect 😭🎄

[Lukasz 🇧🇷 @LukaszBorges]

Dear Santa Claus,

For Christmas, I want all AI servers and companies to collapse and explode forever.

[أحمد شريف العامري @AhmedSharif]

If hearing the words “Merry Christmas” offends you, then you’re the problem.

[Yves ౨ৎ @yvessirae]

90% of mental health issues are bullshit excuses for a lack of personal responsibility and self-discipline.

[Yehuda Teitelbaum @chalavyishmael]

You don’t care about Palestine.

How do I know?

One Word. Sudan.

CNN has just published a detailed, months-long investigation documenting ethnically targeted mass killings carried out by Sudan’s army and its allied militias. The reporting describes civilians being executed, bodies dumped into canals, and mass graves concealed until satellite imagery revealed wrapped corpses surfacing as the water receded. Investigators traced responsibility back to senior levels of command.

The scale is absolutely staggering. More than 150,000 civilians are believed to have been killed. Nearly 12 million people have been displaced. Entire regions are facing famine. Non-Arab communities have been targeted at checkpoints, driven from their villages, and in some cases wiped out entirely. Women interviewed by investigators described watching their children executed. Weeks later, bodies were still being carried downstream by the canals. A UN investigator quoted by CNN described the campaign as a “targeted extermination of people.”

If concern for civilian life were really the driving force behind today’s activism, Sudan would be impossible to ignore. Yet there are no campus encampments demanding action, no mass ceasefire marches, no viral influencer monologues, and no celebrities posting flags or slogans.

The usual explanation is that Israel is different because the United States supports it militarily, and that protests are really about American complicity rather than the tragedy itself. I don’t buy it. If mass killing only matters when it can be blamed on your own country, that is a deeply self-centered way of engaging with human suffering.

These same voices regularly insist that silence is complicity and that there is always something one must do, even when the odds of success are low. That principle is suddenly abandoned when Sudan comes up.

No one genuinely believes that protesting Israel under a Trump administration is likely to change Israeli policy. People protest anyway because they believe public expression itself has moral value. That logic does not disappear because the victims are Sudanese, yet it is treated as if it does.

There is also a tendency to pretend that the United States is simply powerless in Sudan, which is not true. This is not an argument for American troops on the ground, and it is reasonable to oppose that idea. But the United States is the most powerful military and diplomatic actor on the planet. If it wanted to exert serious pressure, coordinate large-scale evacuations, isolate leadership, enforce consequences, or push negotiations using the full weight of its influence, it could. Even short of military action, there are many tools available.

The reality is not that nothing can be done. It is that no one wants to do anything. Sudan does not offer the emotional payoff or political symbolism that Israel does. It does not fit neatly into Western ideological narratives, and it does not allow people to perform virtue without cost.

Sudan has everything people claim to care about: ethnic cleansing, mass graves, famine, millions of refugees, and overwhelming evidence documented by satellite imagery, whistleblowers, and international investigators. Even CNN could not soften what it found.

And still, there is silence.

That silence says far more than the slogans ever did. Your outrage is not humanitarian. It is selective, ideological, and narrowly focused on one country, while far worse atrocities are treated as background noise.

You don’t care about Palestine.

You care only about the tragedy you can blame on the Jews.

[pearl 📖 @pearlreads_]

how i feel deciding and choosing a book to read from my ebook library of 2500+ books