mig

well yes

[23ﾒ𝟶 @bbybutch]

I stay out of Ariana Grande debates cause I’ll actually shoot you

[🦩#teamlydia 🇵🇸 @butchersbluess]

Crystal methyd the entire time

[حيدر | Haydar @chronicalihere]

That time he blew up a packed Doctors Without Borders hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan, killing 42 people and wounding dozens of other civilians. Or how about one of the other 600 drone strikes he conducted?

He not only droned hospitals, but weddings and even the funerals for those killed in the weddings. He normalized the use of *double-tap* strikes where they would target civilians in one strike and then immediately strike the first responders who came to aid them— which has been frequent in Israeli and American warfare since.

The cognitive dissonance is scary.
Stop celebrating this man. He's a war criminal. You rightfully criticize Trump; but Obama built so much of the capabilities and apparatuses that Trump abuses today to commit his own crimes and atrocities. From caging children to stripping civil liberties.

[k 𑣲 @mayaroroe]

pinkpantheress used to be faceless on tiktok begging for people to listen to her songs and now she's at coachella... im feeling so maternal over her rn

[Huey @HAv2RtrnVdeoTps]

Charging people for the air they breathe? Interesting!

[Mohammad @MargBarAmerica]

boycott Wonderful Company brand products, owned by the resnick family. they spent years lobbying DC for war to decrease iran’s global market share of pistachios. this strike was a personal gift to the family, who also donate their money to the IDF.

[Kelly @broadwaybabyto]

She’s a legend. She’s not afraid to call it what it was.

An attempted execution.

She’s not afraid to say the agent’s name.

This is a profile in courage.

[𝓔𝓶 ♡ @emkenobi]

Republicans are going to paint this man as a domestic terrorist. He was a registered nurse with no criminal record. He was an innocent man and dedicated his life to saving others. Every ICE member involved in his murder needs to be charged and sent to prison.

[Dr Bakare Omolara @dr_olayideh]

HISTORY OF HIV/AIDS

Long before HIV was known to medicine, before microscopes could identify it or blood tests could detect it, the virus existed quietly in the forests of Central Africa.

In the late 1800s or early 1900s, a hunter moved through dense rainforest, doing what humans in that region had done for generations; hunting primates for food.

One animal, a chimpanzee, carried a virus called Simian Immunodeficiency Virus (SIV). In the chimp, the virus caused little harm. In humans, it had never been tested by nature.

As the hunter butchered the animal,a small cut on his hand that seemed unremarkable, and easily ignored, became the gateway.
In that brief moment, infected blood crossed the species barrier. The virus entered a human body for the first time.

Inside its new host, the virus struggled. Human immune cells were unfamiliar territory. Most viruses would have failed here and disappeared forever. But this one changed.
Through random mutation and survival, it adapted by learning how to attach to CD4 T-cells, learning how to replicate, learning how to persist.

The man survived. He did not know he carried a new virus. He returned to his community, lived his life, and unknowingly passed the virus to others through blood, sexual contact, or childbirth.
Slowly, silently, the virus spread.

Years passed. Small villages grew into towns. Trade routes expanded along the Congo River. Medical injections were given with reused needles.
What began as a single spillover event became a human infection chain.

Decades later, this adapted virus had a new identity: Human Immunodeficiency Virus—HIV.

By the time doctors recognized it in the 1980s, the virus had already been circulating in humans for generations. It had not appeared suddenly. It had arrived quietly, evolved patiently, and spread invisibly.

This is how pandemics often begin not with intention or conspiracy, but with biology, chance, and time.

[Tom Bonier @tbonier]

So we're shocked that the party that denies science and has been openly hostile to academia is not well-represented in the elite institutions of higher learning, huh?

[Andrew Nadeau @TheAndrewNadeau]

He’s doing the meme.

[Rohan Katti @RKattiJr]

Bill Clinton watching the 2016 presidential debates

[jerry @jerryhadid]

EVERYONE GET WOKE

[໊tommyreo ⋆ @nicetoknowyou]

You just had to be there

[Mr. Bitches @desivirgil]

Lily Allen:

[andrea 🌱 | looking for miraculoomfs !! @adoraweisz]

“i’ve heard it said-“

[♰ @reeceollld]

imma get this degree but i see why people drop out of college

[adi @buwygfiib]

#MOOD