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“Is that why I found you half frozen in the ocean? Because you are afraid you will grieve my loss?
I would grieve it.”
― Heba Al-Wasity, Weavingshaw

“I bet Giyu wished that he'd died. I understand so well it hurts. When someone dies, someone who is so important that you wish they'd lived instead of you, and they died protecting you... It feels like you're being ripped apart. - Tanjiro”
― Koyoharu Gotouge, 鬼滅の刃 15 [Kimetsu no Yaiba 15]

“- [ ] Zionism is best defined by its material manifestations — Zionism is what Zionism does. When Zionism’s most recent manifestation is genocide, what difference does it make whether the encampments protesting this genocide are utopias of coexistence? What difference does it make how the grieving grieve? Curating the native as “respectable” is a misplaced priority because it redirects critical scrutiny away from the colonizer, which in turn neglects the innate injustice of the colonial project. This misplaced focus insinuates that the oppressed must earn what they are already entitled to: liberty, dignity, and basic rights. Otherwise, if the native is not “respectable,” slavery and subjugation would be necessarily applicable, rather than morally reprehensible. Nothing reveals more about the colonizer’s psyche than these arrogant expectations.”
― Mohammed El-Kurd, Perfect Victims and the Politics of Appeal

“Will you call me Bram?
I am safe here, sir, on the other side.
And what side is that?
Where you are a formidable and uncompromising employer. And I a…
… ghost-seer.”
― Heba Al-Wasity, Weavingshaw