• mannycalavera@feddit.uk
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    13 days ago

    Other ads animated a photo of a 14-year-old Instagram influencer “showing off her new sports club uniform” into “a video of her performing oral sex.”

    Ok that’s enough internet for now. Please alert me when it is safe to return.

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        fwiw, I think this is their actual endgame: use digital to convince people this isn’t a small cabal of the ultrawealthy causing so much of this harm.

        They say dictators don’t need majority support, only a majority of people doubting themselves.

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          At least 56,575 children are sexually abused every year.

          That’s according to U.S. child protective services records.

          The number is staggering—yet it only reflects child sexual abuse that is recognized, reported, and found likely to have occurred against children ages 0-17.

          FBI crime data shows that 51% of reported rape is perpetrated against people ages 0-19.

          That’s approximately 61,754 young rape victims every year, including our most vulnerable children, adolescents navigating middle and high school, and young adults just beginning to move through the world with more independence.

          It’s really not a small cabal of the ultrawealthy though.

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      13 days ago

      Don’t wait standing

      (I dont know if this translates, in argentina we day “get yourself a chair” or “don’t wait standing” meaning that something wont happen)

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        Ah, in English we say “don’t hold your breath” for that, although sometimes it’s also used for things that might happen eventually but it will take a long time.