The "trans Women Hate Trans Men Because They Are More Visible/have It Better In Society Due To Being

the "trans women hate trans men because they are more visible/have it better in society due to being men/trans men are inherently ugly shitty garbage rage monster trash and they deserve to be hated" rhetoric never came from trans women, it came from men hating terfs who don't want ""women"" to transition and become icky men. their solution was to try to make trans women look hostile and angry toward trans men and make both sides feel uncomfortable around one another, thus, creating tension and destroying unity in the community.

trans women and trans men in reality bond over trading clothes, talking about how their dysphoria contrasts, offering to give the other their tits/genitals, teaching how clothing sizes work for the other 'sex', offering advice on makeup and skin care, taking each other to appointments to get HRT and gender affirming procedures/surgeries, teaching each other how to shave, dressing up and going out into public as their proper genders together, and so much more.

trans women and trans men historically have extremely beautiful and powerful bonds that help us become more happy, healthy, and capable of being who we are. we historically and currently one another very deeply. the solidarity will never die.

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the-berriest-berry-art

7 months ago

بلدية غزة - Municipality of Gaza

@munigaza

شرعت #بلدية_غزة بالتعاون مع "العربية لحماية الطبيعة" بزراعة بذور وأشتال الخضروات في أرض المشتل التابع للبلدية الذي دمره الاحتلال في بداية العدوان وحرب الإبادة التي يرتكبها ضد المدنيين والمنشآت المدنية في قطاع غزة. وكان الاحتلال الإسرائيلي قد تعمد اقتلاع نحو 55 ألف شجرة في مدينة غزة و200 ألف شجرة على مستوى محافظات القطاع منذ بدء العدوان، وشملت أشجار مثمرة ومعمرة وأشجار في الحدائق وجزر الشوارع والأرصفة ومزارع المواطنين الخاصة. #حرب_غزة

Translated from Arabic by Google

#بلدية_غزة in cooperation with the Arab League for the Protection of Nature, began planting vegetable seeds and seedlings on the land of the municipal nursery, which was destroyed by the occupation at the beginning of the aggression and war of genocide it committed against civilians and civilian facilities in the Gaza Strip. The Israeli occupation had deliberately uprooted about 55,000 trees in Gaza City and 200,000 trees across the Gaza Strip governorates since the start of the aggression, including fruitful and perennial trees, trees in gardens, street islands, sidewalks, and citizens’ private farms. #حرب_غزة

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نداء الحياة لتقديم خدمات المياه وجمع النفايات وازالة الركام وخدمات الصرف الصحي للمواطنين في مدينة غزة - بلدية غزة

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the-berriest-berry-art

3 years ago

Kabul has fallen, Afghanistan is almost completely under Taliban rule now, and President Ashraf Ghani has fled. I wasn't alive during the Vietnam war, but having seen the images of Saigon at the end of it, it's impossible not to think of them when seeing the footage of Chinooks airlifting US embassy workers to Kabul airport. l cannot tell you how surreal it is to be watching the news from neighboring Pakistan, sitting next to my grandfather who has been alive for every change of government since the Brits left after the war.

History repeats and repeats and repeats, nobody learns a damn thing, and innocent civilians are the ones that suffer.

250 000 Afghans have left their homes. Many more are going to do so. And that's just the ones who flee. Those who don't will live under a conservative rule that is going to commit crimes against humanity on a daily basis, that is going to ruin the lives of generations to come.

The worst part is, I don't know what else there is to be done at this point. I can only pray that my country will accommodate the incoming refugees, though I fear they won't.

All I ask is that international community keep Afghanistan in their thoughts, and that everyone raises their voice against what is happening, both in terms of what the Taliban is doing, and how the actions of foreign powers led us to this point. The US, the UK, Pakistan, are all at fault, and must be held accountable