Lex-Senpai🍥 @lex_993 - Twitter Profile

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Lex-Senpai🍥 @Lex_993

about 11 years ago

I hope I meet a girl in college who likes me for my personality and not because I'm cute af

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Lex-Senpai🍥 @Lex_993

11 months ago

OSCS the reinforcement that never showed 🥀😔

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Lex-Senpai🍥 @Lex_993

over 1 year ago

@FanumTV locked in gangy 🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾

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Kai Cenat

@KaiCenat

over 1 year ago

Mafiathon 2 Complete🖤

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Who to follow

JMU Alum | BLM | #Blessed | 412 | 703

John Atela

@JohnAtela

always believing | mainly footy & tennis | amateur cinephile | lover of all puppers

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Caedrel

@Caedrel

over 1 year ago

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Caedrel

@Caedrel

about 2 years ago

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Kai Cenat

@KaiCenat

over 2 years ago

HoopMixtape 2.0

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Norman Finkelstein

@normfinkelstein

over 2 years ago

If I re-enroll in college as a freshman, will Ben Shapiro then agree to debate me?

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sarah

@sahouraxo

over 2 years ago

Something historic is happening in London right now 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

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GoliathFan1952 @ByYourLogic

over 2 years ago

I hate to backseat quarterback, but I think this campaign may have been more successful if you did it before the Israeli government told the hostage’s families to fuck off, killed a few dozen hostages with air strikes, then hired actors to pretend to be their approving families

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jules @barbitwt

over 2 years ago

the "oppressed" vs the oppressed

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HamNCheddar

@HamNCheddar

over 2 years ago

In January of 2017, I snapped this photo. I don’t know why I snapped it at the time, but something in my brain told me to save this image. I stood there, looking at the view across a beautiful meadow at what my tour guides described as “the enemy”. I remember feeling confused. I was 24, fresh out of college. I had no enemies. I had just spent 7 days going around Israel, all the way from Mount Hermon in the Golan Heights to a kibbutz in the Negev. I was introduced to loads of new friends, foods, and a culture that was so welcoming and familiar to me because of my upbringing as a Jew. I was on a “birthright” trip - a free trip to Israel that is entirely funded by donors and the government. I had a great and memorable time. I fell in love with Israel. I fell for it all. Just a few days prior to this photo being taken, I sat in a classroom in Jerusalem where I was lectured for a few hours on the “conflict” with Palestinians. They went on about the first and second intifada. They showed us gruesome images of innocent Israelis murdered. They made it clear who they wanted us to hate. I stood there overlooking that meadow with Gaza in the distance on January 18th, 2017. We stood at the Black Arrow monument - it stood there to commemorate the actions of the IDF and the memory of 8 Israelis killed in battle. But the details they gave us on that battle were foggy. Operation Black Arrow was carried out in Gaza in 1955 as a retaliation for one Israeli civilian being killed. For that one death, they killed 38 Egyptians and wounded countless more. It set the stage for Israel’s reputation for harsh and unbalanced responses. I looked this info up on the bus on the way to a nearby town for dinner. I remember feeling this sinking feeling that I was only given one side of the story. Not just being in Israel for birthright, but growing up with a Jewish education going to Hebrew school. We were only ever taught one way of thinking. We were brainwashed from childhood to believe that we were the peacemakers and they were the attackers. I knew in the back of my mind that the existence of Israel was inherently problematic, but I allowed it to be clouded by a culture and language that I grew to love for a good amount of time after birthright. But as my presence on the internet grew, so did my awareness of the perspectives of those who were on the other side of all of this. People having their homes taken from them, people displaced, people humiliated, and people killed in cold blood. Some bad people but overwhelmingly innocent people. The hardest pill to swallow for me is that I made Israel part of my identity since birthright, all to come to understand that Israel has always been the oppressor. Over a year ago I made a twitlonger about taking down my Israeli flag in my apartment. I talked about it sending the wrong message on stream. I still heavily identify with being ethnically Jewish, but we have all hopefully come to understand that Zionism is not the same as Judaism. I hope we can also learn that Anti Zionism is not Anti Semitism. I don’t think I will ever go back to Israel. I may lose friends I made, and a small piece of me that I identified with for a long time, but I don’t think that I’m owed that piece of me as much as others are owed their land, lives, and peace of mind. My “birthright” is far less valuable than people’s rights to live peacefully. If this message is for anyone, it’s for Jews that are so convinced that the world wants another Holocaust that they’re willing to turn a blind eye to one child being killed every 10 minutes. Yes, anti semitism exists, but supporting genocide and apartheid makes it worse. Open your minds, step out of your shoes for once. Also, I’m truly sorry for staying silent about this until now.