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burra de humanidades maluca por figos e não apenas somente. revolucionária profissional sempre que posso.
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nisto como em tudo. se és contra o discurso de ódio, não quero os teus sermões ou altas teorias sobre isso e como se combate e quê, quero ver a tua prática. quero ver o q fazes todos os dias sobre isso. aqui, ali, em toda a parte. mas podemos começar por aqui.
este voyeurismo com o tumor do papa incomoda-me bastante. percebo q ele tenha achado q fazia sentido revelar o q se passa. mas estes títulos 'o tumor do papa é cancro' e o desfile de especialistas a discutir chances de sobrevivência, q já tinhamos visto com kate, é horripilante.
Em 2011, Passos Coelho prometeu que ia acabar com a austeridade e foi o que se viu; em 2026, quer fazer uma aliança com Ventura, que defende tudo e o seu contrário. Reconhece-lhe “bastante mérito”: como não? dn.pt/opiniao-dn/passos-ou-a…
é um dos últimos tuites dele. morreu hoje, aos 50 anos. os filhos vieram aqui ao twitter dizer-nos, e dizer o quanto o twitter era importante para ele. q gostava de nós. imaginem.
What is happening in Israel now is truly scary. It was maddening before, making one angry in a heartbeat. It is now scary, a masterclass in how nazism came to power. More than 21% of the country's population identified as "enemies from within", alongside its current elites. The erasure of any and all differences between Jewish politicians, attempts othewise at the sole cost of those attempting to differntiate. Calls for the stripping of citizenship from journalists who made a documentary film the entire country has not seen. A xomplete and utter rejection of anyone who is not "zionist" (read "jewish") as a traitor. This hasn't happened in the world for quite some time. It is happening now, to the fullest extent of "hapening".
pois. é só isto.
So when and how did I realize that we are all fully human behind all these lines that separate us? I was born in Jerusalem, and raised mostly in Peru and in Mexico. When I was 15, my family moved back to Israel, and at 18 I was drafted into the Israeli army for three years of compulsory service.
A year later, my unit was stationed on the Syrian border, and my job was to spend several hours each day alone on a watchtower, looking through a telescope across the barbed wire and the minefields, trying to spot any strange movements on the other side.
One afternoon—I remember it was a cool, beautiful winter day—I suddenly had a thought that made me laugh out loud. I laughed because the idea was childish but also true, in that way that children have of recognizing the truth.
A few months earlier, getting to know the guys in my unit, I’d realized gratefully that some of them would give me their last pair of dry socks if I ever needed them. But there were also a few who might steal mine if I wasn’t careful.
That image was on my mind that afternoon, when through the telescope I saw a group of Syrian soldiers playing a game of soccer across the valley that separated us. And instantly, something about the situation—that moment of play, their running around like kids—humanized them in my eyes in a way that was entirely new and fresh and different.
When you grow up in a conflict zone, or in any fragmented or polarized society, it’s natural for each side to dehumanize the other. But if that filter shatters, you can never go back. And the moment their full humanity struck me, I had that crazy thought that changed my life.
"Wait a minute, wait a minute," I thought. If in my unit, and in every other unit I know, there are some guys I’d trust with my life, and others I’d rather stay away from, then in *that* unit this must also be the case. And if that’s true, then this whole border fence is running the wrong way. Instead of Syrians on one side and Israelis on the other, wouldn’t it make more sense for the sock-sharers on both sides to get together?
And that’s when I laughed. I laughed, yet this idea stayed with me, and still haunts me now. Since then I’ve learned that life is more complicated, and that the line between good and bad runs within each of us. And yet… I can't undo what I felt that day, and it's shaped my life ever since.
a sério? q supêsa.
O presidente da Federação Portuguesa de Futebol desvaloriza o processo disciplinar aplicado a Cristiano Ronaldo.
rtp.pt/noticias/selecao-naci…
sobre as descidas no irs dos trabalhadores por conta de outrem, além do q já foi dito sobre a miséria q significa para os salários médios, lembrar q um trabalhador q receba 1500 euros brutos paga muito mais de irs q um senhorio com uma renda de 1500 euros - q passou a pagar 10%.
confesso q estou a digerir esta notícia desde q me dei conta dela. espero q as tvs americanas recusem transmitir esta obscenidade. mas, claro, há os lives. o daesh tb quis q vissemos as decapitações dos prisioneiros deles. plos vistos afinal ñ tinha nada de mais.
miga, não podias estar mais enganada.
Replying to @analeorne
Aquário: 6 de Espadas
Depois dum período complicado eis que estás finalmente a entrar numa fase mais calma, e isso poderá implicar uma mudança de residência, de trabalho, ou até de país. O pior já passou, e agora que te estás a distanciar do conflito podes respirar de alívio.
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Miguel Albuquerque diz que Cristiano Ronaldo não pode ser tratado como "uma pessoa qualquer" sicnoticias.pt/especiais/cri…











