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Channie is cute ❤

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hyunjin was about to end the live when he say a comment from a stay asking when he'll show the stone shirt he lost

🥟 (gasp) the stone pattern shirt! i have it!! you're a genius, how did you remember?? hold on, hold on. wait for me. uwaaa you're right. I thought I was forgetting something. I should have bought something prettier, it's a shame with the fit and stuff..

Elyshe Wanshel at HuffPost:

If you feel like you’re being crushed by the unbearable weight of the chaotic news cycle and all you want to do is curl into a little ball and fall into a four-year coma, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) wants you to know that it’s by design. On Tuesday, the New York lawmaker took to Instagram Live for a roughly 90-minute chat about the current state of the United States government, and how everyday people who disagree with President Donald Trump’s administration can fight back in “tangible” ways. “I want you all to understand that if you are watching the news right now and you are feeling overwhelmed by all of the constant headlines and developments and what is happening,” Ocasio-Cortez said at the beginning of her Instagram Live. “First of all, know that you are not alone. And second of all, know that that is exactly what this administration is trying to get you to feel.” She continued, “What authoritarian regimes try to do is that they often try to, what is known as ‘flood the zone.’”

Ocasio-Cortez defined “flood the zone” as when a government does “so much at once … that you feel overwhelmed and paralyzed.” “It’s important for you to understand that the paralysis and shock that you feel right now is the point,” she continued. “They are trying to induce a state of passivity among the general public.” Later on in her video, she emphasized that burying one’s head in the sand at this moment isn’t exactly the best tactic. “We need to try,” she said. “I don’t want to hear, ‘Oh, we can’t do that. That’s impossible.’ That’s called consenting in advance. So, when your mind says, ‘It’s all over, we might as well’ — no, no, no. … Do not be discouraged by temporary defeats. We keep going anyway. When we are relentless, they will fatigue. They can only hold this up for so long.”