#pro humanity

I hate Hamas for making things worse for Palestinians and the families of the hostages; yes both sides with their governments are shit and horrible and I blame them and those who support them. But the civilians (those who are against this conflict and their governments) are the only ones I feel sympathy because they are the ones who are paying the price.

It makes me upset to see people being just outright cruel towards jews and scapegoating them as always. I have seen tons of anti-jew towards them in Tumblr that I cannot blame the jews for reacting defensive!

It makes me sick and ashamed for not realizing this sooner that I distance myself from anything related to said movement and slowly becoming apathetic and desensitized because I don't know who to trust and advocate for. I hate this so much because I care for those civilians, especially those innocent children paying the price....

...yeah...

it's one thing to be on the receiving end of a shitton of Jew hatred but it's a whole other thing when that hatred is wrapped up in this pretending to care about a vulnerable group but instead actually advocating for things that are actively harming said group (of course this is the thousands of years of antisemitic tradition doing the same thing it always does)

~former billionaire Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh (deceased).

This is the "Pro Palestinian" ideology at its core. Sacrifice Palestinian lives to use their corpses as a raciopolitical cudgel against Jews, especially the Bad Jews Who Believe In Self Determination, all in service of some sort of a religious ritual summoning of "The Revolution" which never comes. Palestinians are literally human sacrifices towards some political "greater good" that will never materialize because human sacrifice and Jew hate or any other sort of bigotry have never made society better ever, and especially not in combination.

Anyway there are obvious litmus tests such as whether a person can firmly condemn the genocide, rape, torture, butchering, and kidnapping on October 7th and want hostages to come home from tunnels and random civilian homes in Gaza or whether they try to deny or excuse October 7 and curse the hostages for existing and being a nuisance. Whether they condemn as the cause of all death in the region or support Hamas and Hezbollah and Houthis. Whether or not they believe a two state solution is the only way to preserve security and dignity and autonomy of everyone living in the Levant, or whether they chant slogans calling for the ethnic cleansing of 7 million Jews from their native lands. Because these these are all things upon which basic humanity of the situation rests. The thing that is misunderstood is Zionists by and large want Palestinian people to have sovereignty over our native land because two thousand years of imperial settler colonialism put those people at the crossroads of three continents and, like us who were exiled from our native lands and then all exiled again from wherever we got exiled to whether it was Europe or the Middle East or North Africa and also don't have anywhere to go, especially with a new wave of Naziism in some of the few diaspora countries we once thought were safe for us (just like Jews living in Germany thought before the rise of Nazis and even for a while after).

Most people have never met a Jew whose ancestors were exiled to the Middle East or North Africa two thousand years ago and remained there until they were exiled again...because almost all of them ended up in the newly created Israel as refugees.

They were kicked out, of course, because a bunch of Jews including Holocaust refugees had just declared independence in their native land and therefore all the Jews that had been part of the social fabric of these countries (mostly as second class citizens called Dhimmis, but still...) had to be kicked out, naturally, you see.

The irony is these countries by expelling their Jews because they were upset that Israel existed, only made Israel stronger, because it was just about entirely Israel that absorbed these people who now today make up 70% of Israel's 7 million Jews.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" | Full Speech, Restored

Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" speech endures for its profound moral clarity. It is worth revisiting today. Dr. King reminds us that character, not color, defines our moral worth, inspiring us to elevate the universal bonds of human dignity over division. As we commemorate MLK Day 2025 and prepare for the peaceful transfer of political power tomorrow, please join us in reflecting on how the health of our nation depends on our shared commitment to the enduring principles he so powerfully expressed.

and this question is meant sincerely. what could this panther do to be more “feminine”? how many octaves does she have to raise her roar for you to hear her as a female? does it matter when she’s chasing you at full speed?

is she less violent with less melanated fur or skin? is she more violent the darker she is? does it change her existence as a female panther? does it change how she scales a tree in search of prey? does it change her love for her cubs, or the way she loved her mother when she was a cub? does it change the sharpness of her canines?

do you look at her and see her as a female? or do you see her as a panther first, with her femaleness being secondary?

and why would a human be different?

why would a human female be stereotyped the instant she’s perceived? why does her skin correlate to violence or docility? why is she female before she is human? why is her existence inherently sexual, inherently meant for consumption?

it doesn’t have to be this way.

welcome to The Neutral Human Project, a space for envisioning a future beyond the myth of gender, beyond the myth of race, beyond the tangled web of identity as inherently political. this project is a work of theory, ever evolving before your very eyes, aimed at narrowing down the path toward the next stage of humanity, one with unity, equality, compassion, and connection at the forefront of all human interaction, political or otherwise.

this project values the human as another species of animal. despite our minute differences in epigenetics, culture, upbringing, class, and environment, this project makes it clear that there is simply more that unifies us than divides us. through advocacy for separation of church and state, dissolution of gendered stereotypes and discrimination, normalization and separation of sex from the gendered myth, the rights of all human females, and the freedom to be who you are without the burden of overcomplicated labels, this project aims to make a clear and ever changing plan for evolution beyond the boxes and borders of modern human society.

Rep. McGovern: "Donald Trump might want to be a king. But he is not a king. He is not a presumptive king. He's not even a president. He's a presumptive nominee. And I know you're trying to do your job and follow precedent but, frankly, at some point it's time for this body to recognize that there is no precedent for this situation. We have a presumptive nominee for president facing 88 felony counts and we are being prevented from even acknowledging it. These are not alternative facts. There are real facts. A candidate for president of the United States is on trial for sending a hush money payment to a porn star to avoid a sex scandal during his 2016 campaign, and then fraudulently disguising those payments in violation of the law. He is also charged with conspiring to overturn the election. He is also charged with stealing classified information. And a jury has already found him liable for rape in a civil court. And yet, in this Republican-controlled House, it's okay to talk about the trial but you have to call it a sham."

Republican Rep. Erin Houchin: "We take down his words."

Rep. McGovern: "It's okay to say the jury is rigged, but not that Trump should be held accountable."

Rep. Houchin: "Mr. Speaker, I demand that his words be taken down."

Rep. McGovern: "It's okay to say the court is corrupt, but not Trump corrupting the rule of law."

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