so like 😇 not all kids yell, not all kids cross boundaries, not all kids disrespect personal space 😁😁 and generalizing 2 billion fucking people is what a lot of people would call "rude" or perhaps even "bigoted" 😁 saying that you "hate the concept" of an incredibly broad and diverse group of - again - 2 fucking billion people is crazy 😁😁 ita very cute to demand respect for yourself based on disability in the same breath as overgeneralizing another vulnerable group of people who routinely has jackasses like you make assumptions about them based on a handful of experiences with the smallest percentage of said population 😁😁

On the evening of June 9, the USA, with what seems to be intent, attacked two reservoirs and a water treatment facility in southern Iran. Almost immediately afterwards, water was cut off to about 20,000 Iranian civilians who live around the southern Iranian town of Sirik.

Like people can't comprehend that someone could see a dog as not subhuman, so comparing dogs and children therefore must be an attack on children.

This is a resource for helping trans people leave the US. I know going from the US to another country is going to be inherently different from claiming asylum in Canada from El Salvador over a decade ago like I did, but what I'm seeing so far sounds pragmatic and level-headed to me.

I am also more negative about a few of the countries on the list than the writers are.

A lot of trans people in the US really don't want to hear this but leaving the country might be necessary and you want to at least have a plan for how to do that even if you don't end up needing it. Don't just surrender in advance based on the assumption that you can only immigrate if you're super rich.

I'm disabled according to hiring managers but not according to the government and I'm too old for most of the programs listed with an age requirement, so I'm not optimistic about myself.