Straight women: "Why do women date masculine women if they like women? Because it's basically like dating a man, so just date a man atp"
Then why don't YOU date a masc lesbian if it's the same than dating a man?
@mothknight42 metaphor for patriarchy and how we uphold it in society, etcetera etcetera. It’s been so long, but it impacted me a lot the first time I watched it. The poison scene, too? You get to observe more to Anthy. Their relationship is everything to me. Definitely let me know your
you question why arab/African queers would rather support their own people than the white savior gays who don't give a fuck about us
white queers will never actually see us as part of the community, they'll become extremely racist the moment we don't fit their narrative, always
oh and by the way Palestinians and the Palestinian fight for liberation is not some gotcha or pawn to use. Palestinians don’t desvere to continue to be dehumanized like this and have our murders and genocide normalized lik it means nothing. it makes me so angry to see this
i consider being in the US military disqualifying because i consider imperial violence disqualifying. this is only considered an extremist position because americans have normalised a moral universe in which killing brown people is a regrettable career choice rather than violence
Hey queer SWANAns yall don’t deserve happiness for any reason bc your country is homophobic and I’ll happily support your genociders bc they love gay people
Signed, a very progressive gay 💖🏳️🌈
Spare me the concern. You don’t care about queer Egyptians or Egyptian women, you just wheel us out whenever you need a convenient distraction from your favourite team’ scandals. The fact that this is the only time you remember we exist and acknowledge us says everything.
- penalty given unfairly
- Egypt goal disallowed after a soft foul
- Salah penalty not given resulting in a goal for Argentina
- blatant aggression against Egypt’s players not even registered by the ref
and still Argentina barely squeezed a win
A Turkish journalist at the press conference ahead of Egypt's match against Argentina asked:
"We saw you raise the Palestinian flag after Egypt's match against Australia. How did you feel at that moment, and would you do the same again after the Argentina match?"
Egypt head coach Hossam Hassan responded:
"First of all, I welcome you and the Turkish people. Everyone has feelings and emotions.
If there is anyone in the world who does not feel for the Palestinian people, then they are not human. It doesn't matter whether they are Arab, European, or from anywhere else.
Even people in Europe and the United States care deeply about animal rights when animals are mistreated.
So what about human rights, when children and women are subjected to attacks every single day?
We are sitting comfortably in our air-conditioned homes with food and water, while another people are living in the streets with no food, no water, no shelter, and facing destruction.
If we cannot feel for what is happening in Palestine, then we have lost our humanity. It has nothing to do with whether someone is Muslim or Christian, or with their nationality. This is not about religion or citizenship.
To anyone speaking about this issue, I would ask them to imagine living just one day on the streets—with no food, no water, nowhere to keep warm in the cold, and nothing to protect you from the heat in the summer.
It is a disgrace to all of us, and to the entire world, that the Palestinian people are living under such conditions while others live in comfort around them.
I am a human being before I am an Arab or an Egyptian. This has nothing to do with religion or nationality—it is about humanity.
Through football, we are sending a message to the whole world: Please, let the Palestinian people live. Please, let them live."