BleedingTrash

I reblogged this.

Cover Art By @the-fucking-cannibal

Synopsis:

To be honest, Jasper’s not sure of the exact moment he realized he was gay. He suspects it was somewhere around fifth grade. All the other kids started dating and beginning their budding first romances, but Jasper wanted that with other boys- or, more specifically, a certain boy. Henry. Jasper always gets a bit too excited when his best friend enters the room. He takes every opportunity to cling to him, and he sits as close as possible to Henry on the couch. Every little interaction they have together fills Jasper with so much joy, which is why it hurts so much that Henry won't ever love him how he wants to be loved. So Jasper hides. He’s always been good at hiding. It’s second nature not to pretend that his stomach doesn’t spin and his heart doesn’t stutter whenever they’re together because being in love with Henry is not worth losing him. However, due to an incident with a truthblaster gone wrong, he's forced to admit these things.

Before forgetting. which leaves Henry alone to deal with this unfamiliar state of bisexual panic as he tries to figure out his own feelings.

Daily reminder that Palestinian children have been killed by Israeli airstrikes long before October 7th. This report and interview with MSNBC journalist Ayman Mohyeldin (aymanm) is from 9 years ago (July 2014), when Israeli naval fire killed four Palestinian boys who were playing football on a beach in Gaza.

The attack was conducted in front of hotels that sheltered local and foreign journalists, including Ayman, which was one of the reasons why Israel was forced to take responsibility for the attack and later apologized for the ‘error’.

Several of the journalists described the targeting of the children as intentional and several eyewitnesses have remarked that, even at a distance, it was clear that the targets of the Israeli attack were children.

A United Nations Commission conducted an investigation into the incident and held the IDF responsible for the killings. No one was held accountable after an internal Israeli investigation cleared itself of culpability.

The point of this is to show little has changed in Israel’s approach and disregard for Palestinian life except the scale of the terror. It’s the same innocent Palestinian children murdered for no reason whatsoever, the same Israeli advisor to Netanyahu justifying the killing, the same feckless UN condemnations of Israel’s actions, the same internal investigations conducted by Israel clearing itself of culpability (of course it will), and even the same brave journalists covering Israel’s atrocities in Gaza.

No change will come from within Israeli society and government. Outside pressure— boycotts, divestment, and sanctions— the application of international law, and holding Israeli leadership accountable for their atrocities in front of the ICC is the only way forward.

A new world is possible, my friends. Le Guin famously said: “The profit motive is often in conflict with the aims of art. We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable; so did the divine right of kings. Any human power can be resisted and changed by human beings.”

I have been yelling this for a while now. Zionists will say "oh well we dont show our dead bodies because we respect them unlike hamas". The dead bodies arent the only thing we are seeing from Gaza honey, we also see the destroyed buildings, how israhell has leveled down most of Gaza, yet we dont see the same from israel. Where are your destroyed buildings huh? You cannot possibly say that you dont show them cause you respect them also 💀