April 19, 2024

failchild:

i can’t believe this is real this sounds like it was pulled directly from the “i wanna have straight sex” tiktok

lyrics from taylor swift's song "i hate it here": we would pick a decade, we wished we could live instead of this, i'd say the 1830s but without all the racistsALT

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April 19, 2024

anonymusbosch:

People often react to the phrase “carbon footprint” with something about how it’s coined by the fossil fuel industry to direct blame from producers to consumers, but I think there’s still something extremely valuable about looking at emissions per capita -

graph one: total CO2 emissions, NOT per capita, by region. By 2020, China, the US, the EU, India, and Russia are the largest players, with the entire rest of the world barely surpassing China’s emissions.

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Graph two: The same regions but weighted per capita.

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The US is unique in being extremely emissions-intense per capita while also being large and wealthy. This graph doesn’t count emissions generated in China to produce goods shipped to America - it counts those under China’s emissions.

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April 19, 2024

ouroborosorder:

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April 19, 2024

997:

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shit like this should be radicalizing people

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April 19, 2024

artemisinfurs:

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tomhardygirlblogger:

do people even know the extent of sanctions on the iranian people? my mom’s family can’t afford fruit anymore. it’s a state of psychological warfare; literally nobody living there has any sort of hope for the future. added sanctions from the EU are going to destroy the lives of 87 million innocent people

A chart showing the conversion rate from USD to Iranian Rial spanning 2009 to 2024. At the beginning of the chart, the conversion rate is 1000 rials per USD. By the end of the chart the rate is 67000 rials per USD.  Source: alanchand.comALT
Chart showing consumer price inflation in Iran from 1960. The chart begins below 10% and spends a decade near 0%. In the 70s it exhibits a rise into the teens and one spike in the 20s. From the 80s on, i.e. post-revolution and since sanctions, it has been below 10% only four times, and above 20% about half the time. Most recently it is around 40%.  Source: world bankALT

as my cousin put it: “there is no point to saving up out of uncertainty that it will be worth anything in a month. what investments can you make in the future when you can’t even be sure how much food will cost tomorrow? this isn’t living.” there are, of course, absolute shortages as well—my late grandmother experienced a period of deterioration because the medicine she needed was just not available. many such cases.

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April 19, 2024

soloikismos:

soloikismos:

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liberal zionists while the rest of the world is viewing images of mass graves and miles of completely destroyed infrastructure in one of the world’s most densely populated areas

3/15/24.

hamas also has not admitted to lying. the health ministry has “admitted’ to incomplete records for many deaths (over 10,000) which, even if those deaths were incorrectly tallied, would still leave thousands dead. however, it is difficult to maintain perfect records when nearly everything in your city is destroyed.

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April 19, 2024

radicalgraff:

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Anti-colonial graffiti seen along the highway on the Nullabor plain, Western Australia

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April 19, 2024

ponyboyfaceshopping:

ponyboyfaceshopping:

feeling like the health inspector

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April 18, 2024

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April 18, 2024

qifrei:

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April 18, 2024

p0stmortem:

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April 18, 2024

themilfking:

themilfking:

Since it’s election year in the US, I think everyone should check open secrets to see if the candidate they’re voting for has taken money from AIPAC. Any vote cast towards a recipient of AIPAC funds is a vote cast towards the genocide of Palestinians.

HERE is a source you can use for this. TrackAIPAC tells you who (from House/Senate) has taken AIPAC money, how much they’ve taken, and when they’re up for re-election. Time to get these Zios out of office.

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