Jessi Hudson

[busty father @vanillamase]

i know tonight had a lot of big moments but i’m sorry this was my favorite one lmao

[S.🎧 @1ssve]

why does no one care about the fact that we’re projected to run out of clean drinking water by 2039 because of how much water ai data centers use please stop using chatgpt y’all, i beg. you do not need a shitty looking cartoon of yourself, i promise. the planet is dying.

[brigid @maybebrigid]

Quitting my jobs and school to focus on making orange juice full time

[brigid @maybebrigid]

A banana split rn omg …

[Phasmophobia @PlayPhasmo]

Today we are excited to announce that a feature film adaptation of #Phasmophobia is officially in development by horror film powerhouse, @Blumhouse.

https://t.co/KIU8CEPksd

[maeve @hexsaber]

hasan finally getting fed up and calling ethan klein a racist piece of shit just made me smile so wide

[Liam Nissan™ @theliamnissan]

Release the files already Donnie Numbnuts

[AB @_Starkilla]

This is insane. Please take a moment to watch this. I think it could help give people some sense of the scale of genocide going on in Gaza. It’s a video showing names of the Palestinians killed since Oct. 7, 2023 — it is an hour long; the first 20 minutes are the names of children. https://t.co/UG0hKiolaF

[best of the boys @archivetheboys]

rest in peace Chance Perdomo. 🕊️🖤

[FadeHubb @FadeHubb]

Dad in the back fighting for his life😭

[Clara Weiss @claraweiss_wsws]

New York City protest against the #Gazagenocide. This picture says it all.
#GenocideJoe
#GazaHospital

[Jessi Hudson @probablyjessi]

@POTUS the american people stand with Palestine. Our government does not speak for or people. #freepalestine

[Jessi Hudson @probablyjessi]

knocked loose and alphawolf were so fucking sick

[Aviwe @CFCJerry07]

@POTUS The world is watching and the world will never forget what is unfolding before our eyes

[s @bambinasalina]

tell me how I was walking and this man was smoking something in front of me and all the air flew in my face and I walked to the side but it was too late THAT WAS CRACK he blew crack air in my face that’s it it’s over for me omg

[Eleanor Neale @ELEANORXNEALE]

what a weird feeling when you’re going through the most earth-shattering, gut-wrenching, life-altering dark times, yet the world keeps turning and life goes on around you ? like read the room?

[jam @jdkaknak]

the magic of lady gaga's instrumentals: ARTPOP edition
(a thread 🪡)

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

The courageous 17-year-old rebel who valiantly fought for freedom and was executed by the Germans, 1943. Lepa Radié, at the age of 15, witnessed the German invasion of Yugoslavia in 1941. Due to the country's strategic position during the war, it swiftly succumbed to the invasion. Yet, despite falling under the sinister grip of fascism, the people of Yugoslavia fiercely defended their honor and pride, even to the point of sacrificing their lives.

Following her arrest and imprisonment by the puppet government of Yugoslavia, Lepa Radic was liberated by Partisan fighters. She joined their cause, actively participating in the resistance movement's frontline operations, which sought to overthrow the occupying forces and establish a socialist government. Her role involved transporting wounded fighters to medical facilities for treatment. Tragically, her involvement in the resistance movement ultimately led to her demise.

Radic took part in a mission to rescue 150 women and children, engaging in combat against enemy troops. However, she was captured and condemned to death by hanging. During the three days preceding her execution, she endured torture in an attempt to extract information about her fellow partisans. Despite the torment, she remained steadfast and refused to provide any answers. Just before her hanging, she was given a final opportunity to disclose the identities of her comrades, to which she defiantly replied, "I am not a traitor to my people. Those whom you inquire about will reveal themselves once they have eradicated every single one of you evildoers."

With those unwavering words, the support beneath her feet was abruptly taken away, and she was hanged. Lepa Radic was posthumously honored as a national hero in 1951. She stands as an enduring symbol of freedom, resistance against oppression, and unwavering loyalty.