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VAMOS A LA PLAYA

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my scapegoat is eating your straw man

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Miyu Kojima works for a company that cleans up after kodokushi: a Japanese phenomenon of people dying alone and remaining uncovered for a period of time. “Lonely death” is an increasingly common phenomenon in a county with an ageing population. Once the bodies are removed, Miyu and her colleagues enter the homes to scrub them down and sort through their belongings. To preserve and document the scene, Miyu creates miniature replicas and the outcome depicts a lonely and bleak existence.

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the sleeeperrrrr

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5 more stars! :0)

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All of those children would be alive and happy had hamas not attacked Israel. That's who you should blame.

Alive and happy? But for how long? 

Will they be alive and happy just to endure the next Israeli aggression on Gaza, projected to happen just within a year, the 5th or 6th one they have endured in their lifetime, which they have spent the entirety of living under Israeli siege in an open air prison?

Israel kills children without provocation. We are able to see it because we understand Israel to be a settler colonial state that adopts a settler colonial mindset. This genocidal mindset is embodied by the infamous colonel Chivington quote "kill them all, big and small, nits make lice!"

As a settler colony, it is a moral imperative - a duty - for Israel to kill off the native population. There's a reason why maternity wards in Gaza’s hospitals were destroyed and infants in incubators have been left to rot and decay. The same reason why Israel had killed over 230 children in the West Bank since 2023 alone.

What I believe you really want to say is: these children would have been alive until Israel decides to kill them.

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this too shall pass

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heart-shaped box of chocolates pendant

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(C53) [ポルノ★スター (沙村広明)] サッカバスの夜 

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Marc Chagall, Les Amants au ciel rouge (Lovers in the Red Sky), 1950, oil on canvas. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA).

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La jeune fille au chat, 1947 

Marc Chagall