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The teddy bear is not evidence. It is a prop. Same man. Same stuffed animals arranged at his feet. Two different piles of rubble, two different burning buildings, one rehearsed pose. That is not how grief works. That is how a set works. Someone decided the Western eye needed...

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Karynvor 3 Tagen

I look at these obviously staged atrocity videos and I feel nothing because my eyes, ears and every instinct I've been blessed with can tell that it's fake. It's empty & soulless. It performs "suffering" while being devoid of suffering.

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Fred Kromevor 3 Tagen

"Drop the Dead Donkey" a Brtish TV show satirizing the news did a segment on a reporter who used a teddy bear as a prop when covering conflict zones. Best line: "this bear has visited more disaster sites than Margaret Thatcher."

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Not even stuffed animals are spare the pally 💩 propaganda

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TJM💚🤍💜🎗️🤍💙🤍📟vor 3 Tagen

@GAZAWOOD2 They have been doing the teddy bear thing since the start. Often both bear & person are immaculate. Ironically they stole children's toys from the kibbutz's. Which the IDF often found later. In their homes, especially in Rafah. Dreadful people. Just awful

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Moe 🎗️ 🧢vor 3 Tagen

All they have are lies.

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O'Baltivor 3 Tagen

@israellove48 Such a pathetic “people”

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Mmallarys #Zionist 🇮🇱 #JusticeForMalkiRothvor 3 Tagen

Hooray for #Pallywood 🎶🎶

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TheRhetoricianvor 3 Tagen

You’ve been duped.

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@GAZAWOOD2

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Agnes Dominivor 2 Tagen

The toy in the rubble isn't damaged, but the building are, which suggests the toy was planted there after the destruction. Not even dust on it from the building rubble. GTFO.

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Kabalie 🇳🇱✡️🎗vor 3 Tagen

@GAZAWOOD2

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Foment Libertyvor 2 Tagen

But look at him, he clearly hasn't eaten for weeks. He has to take work as an actor so he has access to the production company's craft services.

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DavidAnderson_JD_NYCvor 3 Tagen

Do we have a NEW MR. FAFO in the house? We DO! We DO!🥳🎉 Fwee Pawsthtine! Wiver to See!🍉🇵🇸 Oh happy day! Our fundraising grift can go on, fire up that gofundme to fleece western useful idiots! Hollywood can relax WE HAVE A NEW MR. FAFO. D. (RIP original conman, much missed). @polphiloecon @sarahleah1 @JimmyJ4thewin

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Emotion & Music

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They got the same DNA. Genes are the same. Same mother, same father, same older siblings, same younger siblings, same number of books in the house, same number of TVs in the house, same teachers, same everything. So they should be absolutely indistinguishable. They should be, you know, clones. Well, if you know a pair of identical twins, you know they’re not indistinguishable. They have separate personalities. I know this intimately, having two identical twin uncles, Barry and Mark, who are more similar than people picked off the street at random, but no one in the family had any doubt which was which. They each had their own personality, and that’s true of all individuals. Well, that leads to a real puzzle that I think psychologists have not really thought through enough, which is: how can they be different? It’s not their genes. It’s not their environment—at least not anything stable about the environment, like who your mother is or what neighborhood you live in. Thinkable
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They got the same DNA. Genes are the same. Same mother, same father, same older siblings, same younger siblings, same number of books in the house, same number of TVs in the house, same teachers, same everything. So they should be absolutely indistinguishable. They should be, you know, clones. Well, if you know a pair of identical twins, you know they’re not indistinguishable. They have separate personalities. I know this intimately, having two identical twin uncles, Barry and Mark, who are more similar than people picked off the street at random, but no one in the family had any doubt which was which. They each had their own personality, and that’s true of all individuals. Well, that leads to a real puzzle that I think psychologists have not really thought through enough, which is: how can they be different? It’s not their genes. It’s not their environment—at least not anything stable about the environment, like who your mother is or what neighborhood you live in. Thinkable

Steven Pinker

363,565 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

It's actually funny that this is coming from a Christian 😂😂 The Jews y'all follow do not believe that they worship the same God with you Christians 😂, but they believe they worship the same God with us Muslims. You guys are just so ignorant of who you are! ISLAM IS THE WAY!
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It's actually funny that this is coming from a Christian 😂😂 The Jews y'all follow do not believe that they worship the same God with you Christians 😂, but they believe they worship the same God with us Muslims. You guys are just so ignorant of who you are! ISLAM IS THE WAY!

F A A R E E S 💫 🇵🇸

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Trump is bringing out all the demons into the light His recent post of him in a robe healing has triggered the internet and we can now see how this demonic snake is all reading from the same script Blasphemy - everyone is now saying it, a word many have never used before, they all turned into sheep They are projected big time as these people are the ones who define Blasphemy The reactions are telling, if you are turning on Trump you are exposing yourself If you get triggered by this image, you are a weak pathetic human being Trump is showing us The Art of Trolling and healing the world at the same time Demons can not handle the heat #harrythesoulcoach #donaldtrump #blasphemy #trolling #truth
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Trump is bringing out all the demons into the light His recent post of him in a robe healing has triggered the internet and we can now see how this demonic snake is all reading from the same script Blasphemy - everyone is now saying it, a word many have never used before, they all turned into sheep They are projected big time as these people are the ones who define Blasphemy The reactions are telling, if you are turning on Trump you are exposing yourself If you get triggered by this image, you are a weak pathetic human being Trump is showing us The Art of Trolling and healing the world at the same time Demons can not handle the heat #harrythesoulcoach #donaldtrump #blasphemy #trolling #truth

Harry The Soul Coach

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