oh hey my art got reposted to tiktTWENTY SIX THOUSAND LIKES?&&(?
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small domino: sneak tatsumi into the “trope i love/hate” meme and make it a little obvious that it’s him
big domino: Twenty Six Thousand likes on a repost and op doesn’t know who tatsumi is
[ this does not upset me at all i find this hilarious ]
been seeing a lot of “ik this is about tatsumi but—“ AND NOOO this isn’t just about tatsumi i just wanted an excuse to draw him as an example. it’s a pattern i see all across fandom in general don’t worry
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a "massacre" is when 5 americans die and a "chaotic incident" is when 100+ Palestinians are killed
At least 100 killed and 700 injured in chaotic incident where IDF opened fire as people waited for food in Gaza, Palestinian officials say
cnn.com/middleeast/live-news…
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It’s been weird to see how many of us in the west have built these deeply problematic parasocial relationships with people like Bisan documenting and living under genocide.
We have created a celebrification of them whilst they live through their extermination.
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Sudan has the largest child displaced population in the world and the UN’s migration agency says over 2.1 million are under the age of five.
Read Sky's Africa correspondent @YousraElbagir full report: trib.al/k9kyTMV
Largest population of displaced children in the world amid violence
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Rugs, cosmetics, motorbikes: Israeli soldiers are looting Gaza homes en masse
Soldiers tell @OrenZiv_ how stealing Palestinian property has become totally routine in the Gaza war, with minimal pushback from commanders.
972mag.com/israeli-soldiers-…
as fortunate as it is to see companies affected by the boycotts, the efficacy of these boycotts should not be your primary motivator. please try not to fixate so much on immediate results.
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The more crowded a city is, the more people are likely to be killed when a bomb drops from the skies above them.

ALT The title says “population density of bombed cities” against a green background. A series of red squares show the number of people per hectare using black dots. For Rafah, this number is 234 per hectare, in Baghdad it was 86 people per hectare when it was bombed in 2003. In Quang Tri, Vietnam which was heavily bombed in 1968 it was 27 people per hectare.















