@vitavitolini@solanastrum@Flour_Ranger@JozuJoestarr Like, just because you’re a man it doesn’t give you any « extra» leverage here because assumptions are still assumptions, but assumptions based on observations on other people holds more weight—they might not be 100% true, but they are a form of research
@vitavitolini@solanastrum@Flour_Ranger@JozuJoestarr They never said every male, they said the average male does and they aren’t wrong. There is research about the ways in which men ignore/brush over a woman’s bisexuality because to them women can only be attracted to males so in this case kissing another girl would be for them
tokyo’nun en iyi üniversitesi yıllardır kız öğrencilerin sınav sonuçlarını değiştirip üniversiteye girmelerini engelliyormuş. biz fırsat eşitsizliğinden bahsedince beyler sene 2026 diye ağlıyor, al sana sene 2026
Two janitors found a girl's body at a Texas high school.
One was Black, one was white. An officer looked at both of them and said: one of you two is going to hang for this.
Then he turned to the Black man and said, you're the one — you're elected.
Clarence Brandley. Conroe, Texas, 1980.
He was convicted and sentenced to death. He came within days of execution twice.
It fell apart slowly: witnesses recanted, saying they had been pressured. Evidence had gone missing. A judge who reviewed the case wrote that in his entire career he had never seen a more shocking disregard for fundamental rights.
He was released in 1990 after nearly a decade on death row.
Texas never paid him. He fought for compensation for years and got a fraction of what the law allowed, late.
He died in 2018.
The officer told him he was elected. He was right — that was exactly how it worked, and the man said it out loud at the start
Clarence Brandley spent nearly a decade on death row because someone had already decided what his fate would be.
How many other cases began the same way? We dug through the record and documented up to 150 in a book. Get yours https://t.co/V6OJtazidd
Erde disse que classificar para o Champions é uma ajuda muito grande porque sua mãe está com um câncer agressivo, e dedicou a vitória a ela.🥺
Receba nosso abraço Roberto.
@Aversan69@forvjun@cicazerra Its all hypotheticals. G2 could literally make a huge comeback and win champs. Anything is possible. The only team imo that truly earned and deserved their spot at champs is PRX
@Aversan69@forvjun@cicazerra You know that because of what? Because they won the most recent masters? Heretic won EWC and look where they are now. Nongshim won Santiago and completely bottled out of contention for London. If they struggle to beat teams like G2 and 100T rn how do we know they can « do damage»
@forvjun@cicazerra And they didn’t so why is it the systems fault? If the system wasn’t what it was, the best overall teams wouldn’t be going, and instead, the same people criticizing the system now would complain about «fluke champions» every year
@forvjun@cicazerra I’m seriously curious as to why people are so mad. Lev didn’t have their roster at the beginning of the year and only really activated recently. G2 has consistently attended every event despite their struggles so they deservingly go to champs. All Lev needed to do was win one
Never forget when the IOF unleashed a police dog on a boy with Down syndrome, and it mauled his flesh while he thought the dog was just playing with him, so he said: “Let go habibi, enough”.
'WITCH HAT ATELIER' creator Kamome Shirahama answers Anime Corner's question about the importance of minority representation:
"For me, not having that representation would actually feel very unnatural… It seems just a natural progression of things to have the people we live alongside in real life appear in the story… I also feel like that really should be more normalized, and I would like to see the day when people don’t have to feel a special gratitude for that happening."
Full Interview with Anime Corner: https://t.co/CU3Lfbv4cZ
@KKK151520@mortal_enemyy Real, i’m honestly really tired of her putting in all this energy for someone so stubborn. This whole story has just been her chasing and trying as if she’s the only one in this situation. Hopefully the roles reverse soon or something changes
Polymarket deleted their tweet because they wanted to stop the backlash they were getting for it.
I won’t let them.
Prediction markets, and polymarket specifically are disgusting sites who only exist because enough people lose money on them that it keeps them running.
The normalization of this website, especially within the League of Legends community, is one of the most alarming things that has happened in recent years.
League creators are getting paid hundreds, if not thousands per quote tweet, as well as 5 figure monthly salaries to promote them on stream and it’s at a point now where this is just accepted.
It shouldn’t be.
Prediction markets, gambling websites, and sports betting sites are willing to shill tens of thousands of dollars to content creators because they know the viewers of said creator will lose infinitely more than they pay for the sponsor.
How can this be okay?
Money, especially in this economy, is hard to come by. But throwing your viewers and the people who support you under the bus because you want to make a few thousand extra every month should inspire criticism, not acceptance.
Fuck Polymarket, and fuck the people who run the account for trying to use mine and my wife’s pregnancy announcement for their own benefit and everyone else’s demise.
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The name Lake Ontario comes from the Wendat word Ontari’io, which, appropriately, means “the lake is beautiful, the lake is big”.
The name is more than 400 years old, predating both the Confederation of Canada and the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America.
We know that America is changing. Their trading relationships, their foreign policies, their national monuments, their hydronyms.
Canadians also know that naming reality means calling it Lake Ontario – then, now and always.
The biggest mass funeral in Gaza was held this week for 112 people (including 44 children) that were killed in an Israeli strike on a residential block in 2023.
Their bodies were only recently recovered from the rubble in an operation that spanned across two weeks.