Christine PowerLemen

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Cat mom. 🐱🐾

[Christine PowerLemen @HufflepuffYouUp]

@waynerdy @GOATfarmmedia Wow. Just wow. Way to purposely try to ruin a good moment by being SUPER JUDGY. Get over yourself.

[Christine PowerLemen @HufflepuffYouUp]

@NintendoAmerica Please give us some more sorting options: I want to sort items by effect!

Also, a filter option on the map would be amazing. Emulate Age of Calamity!

[Christine PowerLemen @HufflepuffYouUp]

@NintendoAmerica Hey Nintendo! We want some DLC!

There are plenty of stories left to tell! What happened to Kass? Where is the other domain that Yona is from? Just ask the community! They'll give you ideas!

[Auschwitz Memorial @AuschwitzMuseum]

While it is true that some Jews may have used their skills or usefulness to increase their chances of survival during the Holocaust, it is essential to contextualize this statement properly and understand that it does not represent the complex history of the genocide perpetrated by Nazi Germany.

Viktor Frankl's observation about the specific situation in Auschwitz, which at some point became a camp that connected the functions of a concentration camp and extermination center and where deported Jews went through the selection process, highlights how some Jews became registered prisoners and might have used their skills to gain favor or prolong their lives in that particular setting. Yet, it never gave them complete protection.

However, we must not overlook the larger picture of the Holocaust. Nazi Germany's ultimate goal was to exterminate all the people it considered Jews (Nazis created their racial definition of a Jewish person). Millions of Jews were brutally murdered in execution sites, mainly across the east of occupied Europe, with entire communities wiped out regardless of their usefulness or contributions to society. While some of the ghettos seemed to have the goal of being productive and Jews were used as slave labor there, being "useful" did not guarantee safety, as the Nazis eventually decided to liquidate them, leading to the murder of those considered valuable as well.

There were no selections in extermination camps, such as Treblinka or Sobibor, and almost all deported Jews were murdered upon arrival, irrespective of any perceived usefulness. Being skilled or useful did not spare them from the horrors of the gas chambers.

Furthermore, during the final stages of the Holocaust, as the Nazi system was collapsing, concentration camp prisoners were evacuated to shrinking camp systems, resulting in the death of many. In these circumstances, being useful did not offer protection either.

Therefore, while it is accurate to acknowledge that some Jews may have survived temporarily due to their perceived usefulness, it is crucial to remember that the Holocaust was a systematic genocide with the ultimate aim of exterminating the entire Jewish population. It would be more appropriate to say that some Jews survived the Holocaust because they were considered temporarily useful, and the circumstances of the Nazi regime's collapse prevented their murder. We should avoid such oversimplifications in talking about this complex tragic story.

@greggutfeld @FoxNews

[Christine PowerLemen @HufflepuffYouUp]

@tythee1 @ABC If you read the article you would realize that this was not the case. They were free soloing and fell.

[Christine PowerLemen @HufflepuffYouUp]

@Thrivin29007344 @news10nbc It's not "again." This is entirely different. But if you don't want to stay inside, don't. You're only hurting your own lungs this time.

I don't understand people being annoyed that the health department is telling us the most healthy option???

[Christine PowerLemen @HufflepuffYouUp]

When you're really hungry 🌮 #tattoosandtacos

[Christine PowerLemen @HufflepuffYouUp]

@thepetefrank @13WHAM There's nothing wrong with giving these students the tools to create their success. Teenagers naturally have a shifted sleep schedule because of all the hormone changes.

People just be all salty because they grew up in a time where they didn't get these considerations.

[Christine PowerLemen @HufflepuffYouUp]

@13WHAM Anyone who has any education in adolescent education KNOWS that teenagers have a shifted sleep schedule naturally. It's not their fault.

Stop being buttholes about it.

It's preparing these kids to know that they are ✨worth it✨ and should never accept less from bad bosses.

[Christine PowerLemen @HufflepuffYouUp]

@remarkablepaper when are we going to be able to create a table of contents for our notebooks? 😍 The extended pages are AMAZING, now we need to capitalize!!

[Christine PowerLemen @HufflepuffYouUp]

If I had an excessive amount of money one of the things I would do is buy abandoned & condemned commercial and personal properties.

I would then knock them down, clear out the debris, and rewild the area. Reducing eyesores and saving the planet.

Happy Earth Day! 🌎 #EarthDay

[The Halfway Post @HalfwayPost]

BREAKING: Donald Trump just told an Evangelical Easter event that his favorite Bible story is when Jesus defeated the minotaur.

[Christine PowerLemen @HufflepuffYouUp]

I own way too many denture cups for someone who doesn't have dentures. #Invisalign

[13WHAM @13WHAM]

All extremist killings in the U.S. in 2022, including the Tops mass shooting in Buffalo, were linked to right-wing extremism, with an especially high number linked to white supremacy.

https://t.co/MV83zC4U21

[Christine PowerLemen @HufflepuffYouUp]

@Mog_Sothoth @13WHAM He drove to a location because it's in a predominantly black neighborhood and then specifically targeted black people... That was a hate crime, therefore he is a white supremacist.

[Christine PowerLemen @HufflepuffYouUp]

@DrEricDing To quote my annual MRI Safety Training.

"THE MAGNET IS ALWAYS ON. THE MAGNET IS ALWAYS ON."

🙄 And people like this guy is why we have to read that every year.

[James Martin, SJ @JamesMartinSJ]

"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly."

Letter from a Birmingham Jail, 1963

#mlk #MLKDay

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

On this day in 1929, Civil Rights Movement leader, Martin Luther King Jr. was born. Gone, but not forgotten.

Rest in Power.

[Be A King @BerniceKing]

As you commemorate #MLKDay, please remember my mother, as well. She was the architect of the King Legacy and founder of @TheKingCenter, which she founded less than three months after Daddy was assassinated. Without #CorettaScottKing, there would be no MLK Day.

#MLKDay2023