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[JB @JBTHEPLUG1]

me when I hit my limit and go non verbal

[girldiary @s00meeb0dy]

life lately

[ؘ @MIRROREBDNIM]

BITCH FEEL THE MOG.

[Ranca @arRancante]

SUICIDE POSTPONED

[BlockPhoenix👽👽 @BlockPhoniex]

Different eras. Different Characters. One undeniable legacy 🙂‍↔️🫴

[dell hooks @TheFineFeminine]

This song does require all that

[Pop Base @PopBase]

Donald Trump tells 60 Minutes that his deportation policy was “too tough” and hurt him in the midterms.

He says he would like to work with Democrats to make a deal that would allow select working immigrants to stay in the country.

[Luis Vercetti @97Vercetti]

How it feels to be 29

[Caleb Williams @KnightGambit]

Movie coulda won so many visual awards

[kayo @dojadragqueen]

bad bitch

[33333 @samfive33333]

이게 시리즈였다고 ㄷㄷ

[Pedrolheiro @pedrolheiro]

doido pensar q a gnt vive em uma realidade q um filme com esse nivel de qualidade não ta no cinema e sim indo direto pra uma plataforma de streaming aleatoria

[✨persnicketydoodles✨ @_persnickety_]

Bicep ❤️
#korrasami

[❦ @sp1dercfc]

this is honestly one of the most beautiful instrumentals ever and that's not nostalgia speaking

[naptimeangel @naptimeangel_]

Asami’s such a bad bitch

[John Summit @johnsummit]

chillin in texas life is good

[Esluva 🎀 @Vesper_2005]

When the weed is giving you extreme anxiety but you’ve been here 100 times before so you just act like nothing’s wrong.

[AltAzn @Alt_Azn]

Newsom just commuted the sentence of the man who locked this boy up in a cage, made him eat cat shit and shot him with BBs for fun only to watch him die.

[Pop Base @PopBase]

Gavin Newsom has spared the lives of all 548 prisoners on California’s death row.

It is the largest mass commutation of death sentences in modern U.S. history.

[Manofbert @manofbert]

An 8-year-old boy was beaten with a baseball bat, shot with a BB gun, burned with cigarettes, forced to eat cat feces and his own vomit, and locked inside a cabinet overnight.

His name was Gabriel Fernandez.

The man convicted of torturing him to death, Isauro Aguirre, was sentenced to death in California.

Now, Gov. Gavin Newsom is moving to commute that sentence, along with those of hundreds of other condemned inmates, to life without parole.

For months, Gabriel was subjected to horrific abuse at the hands of Aguirre and his mother, Pearl Fernandez.

He was beaten, burned, sprayed with pepper spray, bound and gagged. By the time first responders reached his Palmdale home on May 22, 2013, his small body was covered in injuries. He had a fractured skull, broken ribs, missing teeth, burns and BB pellets embedded in his flesh.

Prosecutors presented evidence that Aguirre targeted Gabriel in part because he believed the little boy was gay.

Gabriel’s teacher repeatedly reported signs of abuse. Child protective services investigated. Sheriff’s deputies visited the home. The institutions responsible for protecting him had multiple opportunities to intervene.

Gabriel died on May 24, 2013. He was just eight years old.

In 2017, a jury convicted Aguirre of first-degree murder with the special circumstance of intentional torture. In 2018, he was sentenced to death. Gabriel’s mother received life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.

Newsom’s proposed commutations would not release Aguirre from prison or overturn his conviction. They would replace his death sentence with life imprisonment without parole.

A jury heard the evidence of what Aguirre did to Gabriel Fernandez and sentenced him to death.

That is the punishment California’s governor is now seeking to change.