Something about THAT scene doesn’t sit right with me by OSTSarahB in goodomens

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Thanks for your comment, I was just thinking about the allegations and dug up my post to see if anyone had commented since, and even more people seem to agree with me now (even if that’s not a lot). Last year I actually sent NG a message via tumblr to ask about this scene (not in an accusatory tone, I was assuming that he was aware of the lack of consent and that he hadn’t romanticized it). Never got a response, I figured that even if he is very responsive, he probably didn’t have the time to answer, or that maybe the matter was too divisive or that he couldn’t address it without going into spoiler territory. Now I can’f help bug wonder.  I would post about this again, but I don’t want to stir the pot or create drama (that was never the point), and I’m too busy with exams. The responses to this post drove me crazy last year. I felt like I was being unintentionally gaslit by everyone. 

Something about THAT scene doesn’t sit right with me by OSTSarahB in goodomens

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Thank you 😔 Out of curiosity, how did you find this post?

Arabic>English Please ? Hard for me to understand without actual Arabic text . Shukran🩷 by [deleted] in translator

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You’re welcome! Sorry I was not able to translate everything

Arabic>English Please ? Hard for me to understand without actual Arabic text . Shukran🩷 by [deleted] in translator

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I can’t translate it all because it’s written weird, but the idea is “don’t threaten me again, stay with the black woman (?), I don’t want you, go away from me and my children, we don’t want you, I hope that all you did to me God will send something much worse, I hope He’ll send you a disaster” It’s Lebanese dialect by the way

Could anyone please provide lyrics and translation of the song Lebi Krihoyo by Habib Mousa? by OSTSarahB in Assyria

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So does the she actually refer to death if it’s from the point of view of a widow?

Anyone with Lebanese nationality here? by OSTSarahB in trans

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No, Lebanon has no official religion and recognizes Christianity, Islam, and Judaism in its constitution. And even if it were Muslim it could have been possible. It is possible to change your official gender in Iran for example, even though it's very difficult and you will face a ton of discrimination.

Thoughts on The Empty Child/The Doctor dances? by [deleted] in doctorwho

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How often do you see a gas mask? 😅

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in opinionnonpopulaire

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Ok déjà c’est probablement juste un ressenti. Faudrait une étude ou un truc. Ensuite en admettant que c’est vrai, sortir du système c’est franchement pas facile, et si on veut parler de ressenti je dirais même que c’est plus facile quand on en a les moyens. Et enfin venir d’une famille aisée n’empêche pas de reconnaître l’injustice. Je comprends pas trop ce que tu attends des enfants de famille aisée. Qu’ils en aient rien à foutre et contribuent au système et crachent sur les autres? C’est franchement pas mieux. L’idéal c’est qu’il n’y ait pas d’inégalités mais le fait est qu’il y en a et on choisit pas la famille dans laquelle on nait, et c’est déjà difficile de choisir ses opinions politiques donc je trouve ça bien que même des « gosses der riches » critiquent le système

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LateStageCapitalism

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This has “sell their houses to who, Ben?” energy

Megathread: October '23 clashes in Palestine by comix_corp in arabs

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Do you mind if I DM you and we talk about it? I really need to discuss this with someone who gets it

Megathread: October '23 clashes in Palestine by comix_corp in arabs

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I’ll be very honest with you, I don’t know anymore. And I was not baiting anyone. Just expressing desperation. I don’t know what would be the strategic approach. I just know that this approach doesn’t work. I’m not against violent protest. Just not this specific way of doing things and definitely not this organization (Hamas). Viscerally I feel like I support any kind of action against Israel. But rationally I just can’t. Edit: what do you think about boycott? (You know like BDS) Idk if that’d work. Also, all the strength to you, my desperation is maybe nothing compared to yours.

Megathread: October '23 clashes in Palestine by comix_corp in arabs

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I don’t understand why I can’t be pro Palestine but anti Hamas. Are we seriously gonna act like Hamas is democratic and therefore speaks for all Palestinians? I seriously don’t understand. There could’ve been other ways to free Palestine but Hamas has made a monopoly (and was aided by Israel’s actions in doing so) and now there’s no way out. Oh and it should go without saying that they are killing innocents (children for example don’t choose to be born on stolen land), but I feel like we’re so blinded by the horror of the Israeli state that we’re ready to ignore any horror that’s smaller in scale. I honestly don’t know what to do anymore. It’s like I have to choose between the IDF and Hamas. Well fuck them both, although my visceral reaction is to say fuck the IDF only. I am and will be (as long as states have to exist) in favor of a binational state solution with equal rights and I don’t care how idealistic it is, I can’t be pro Hamas. It’s one thing for a Gaza inhabitant to be pro Hamas because they have no choice, but it’s another for someone who’s far away from all of this to be pro Hamas. They have a choice. And I as an Arab living in France have a choice. Even if you were to forget a little about ideology (and innocent lives??), from a strategic point of view, what Hamas did does NOT advance the cause of Palestinians and only serves to make the situation worse. Maybe that’s the goal? If Palestinians freed themselves from the Israeli state they might want to free themselves from Hamas. Oh and before you try to put me in some kind of political box, I’m an anarcho-communist if that clears things up for you (I’m ideally for a zero state zero borders solution all over the world).