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jungkook my baby star candy | fan account

[vansh⁷ @jeonvilf]

-blueside hoseok

[방탄소년단 @BTS_twt]

Back to the street😎

[방탄소년단 @BTS_twt]

정말 보고싶었어요 💜

[ajk ⋆ @archiveforJK]

THEY WERE SO SHY THEIR GIGGLES😭😭😭😭❤️‍🩹

[christa⁷ 💜 아리랑 @ryuminating]

🐥 If I may say a few last words, if I may be so bold as to say to the people of our country, when we came to the military, it was truly not an easy place. There were so many people working hard alongside us. If it would be all right, if you see a solider walking on the street, +

[🤍 @filmsforjin]

welcome home, jimin and jungkook 🏡🫂

[liane⁷❀ saw ZERO O'CLOCK & OUTRO TEAR live @unotaehyung]

*mic fell*
namjoon: "mic drop"

HIS HUMOR HASNT CHANGED ONE BIT 😭😭😭

[Ann²⁴⁵𝄢♮ @Joons_thighs_]

He was almost crying, trying to hold back emotions 😭💔

MY SHEILA!!!

[christa⁷ 💜 아리랑 @ryuminating]

🐨 Hello, I am Sergeant Kim Namjoon of the 15th Infantry Division, serving in the Military Band and discharged today. It's good to see you! I have finally discharged but actually, we are serving out the shortest military enlistment period in history, aren't we.
🐻 That's right. +

[vansh⁷ @jeonvilf]

@taehyungspingu well hello there

[vansh⁷ @jeonvilf]

jungkook dreaming about namjoon right now while you ugly bitches bark here for nothing please stop acting like 12 year olds

[미니융 🧸 @miiniyoongs]

[241026 Jin Instagram Post]

[ree⁷ @jkyoongs]

bts is 7. seven or nothing. always.

[vansh⁷ @jeonvilf]

@minglossprod my pookie

[moni⁷ 𖠌 @sevenrchive]

BLONDE KIM SEOKJIN IS BACK ARE YOU FCKING KIDDING?!!!! LOOK AT HIM!!!

[BTS_official @bts_bighit]

[#지민생일ㅊㅋ]
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Congratulations!
Happy Jimin Day 💜
(https://t.co/nLJvWMkP77)

#지민 #Jimin #쨔만생일ㅊㅋ #아기때부터꾸준히말랑떡💕 #근데우리지민이너무잘자랐죠

[방탄소년단 @BTS_twt]

다녀왔습니다!

[Siddharth @DearthOfSid]

If you didn't stand up for Palestine despite watching a full-scale genocide live for 6 months, you need help in life to restore your humanity.

[Mohammed El-Kurd @m7mdkurd]

I am writing this statement as unfortunately Novara Media have left me little choice. In light of the organization’s refusal to address the actions of one of its senior employees that led to the persecution of three young women of color and their ultimate conviction under the UK’s racist and Islamophobic counterterrorism laws, I have asked that my interviews be removed from their platforms.

Amidst an ongoing genocide, and at a time in which Palestinian political expression is under attack, this staff member chose to collaborate with the British police and the right wing media in their campaign of persecution, incitement, and hate-mongering. This has caused serious legal and social repercussions and psychological harm to the individuals involved.

I have been the target of countless smear campaigns which I have usually disregarded as background noise. However, I chose to speak out in this instance, even though it did not directly affect me, because the silence of Novara, an organization self-described as “always politically committed,” represents a complete failure in upholding the principles of accountability, solidarity, and anti-racism, and should concern us all.

One might argue that Aaron Bastani’s actions fall within the realm of free speech, however, exploiting an atmosphere that is already hostile to Palestinians and collaborating with the British establishment to smear, police, and punish us and our allies sounds less like free speech and more like harassment and incitement. Where does Novara, an institution that purports itself to be a voice on the side of justice, stand when one of its staff members causes such harm? Bastani’s actions—and his colleagues’ silence—must not be separated from this context. Demanding accountability is not “sowing division,” what is divisive is putting a target on the most vulnerable among us, the most susceptible to state violence.

Novara’s above-average reporting on Palestine is not a gift they are bestowing upon us, it is as simple as journalists doing their job. It does not give them a special license to police our movement. (There is a joke to be made here about British institutions and colonial legacies.) If Novara wants to contribute to the larger anti-capitalist, anti-racist movement, it has a responsibility to hold itself accountable for violence that is produced within its own institution.