People Are Terrible At Boycotting Entertainment. You Know You Can Be Like Other Disney Characters-Jack

People are terrible at boycotting entertainment. You know you can be like other Disney characters-Jack Sparrow and Captain Hook? You know, PIRATES? Anyway boycott Disney and Disney owned properties/companies that support Israel.

proof of Disney's Zionism:

The Walt Disney Company

The Walt Disney Company Donates To Support Humanitarian Relief Following Terrorist Attacks In Israel - The Walt Disney Company

Following the deadly Hamas terrorist attacks in Israel, The Walt Disney Company is donating $2 million to organizations that are providing h

Yahoo Entertainment

Disney Pledges $2 Million Donation to Humanitarian Groups in Israel

"We will continue working to find more ways to provide support in the region," CEO Bob Iger says The post Disney Pledges $2 Million Donation

; actually you forgot something it's

; 1) have a body

; 1.5) put sunscreen on the body

; 2) hydrate with water ( sun = sunny and sunny = hot and hot = sunburn therefore sun = sunburn )

; 3) take it to the beach

2 step guide to having a beach body!

1) Have a body.

2) Take it to the beach!

; I can't believe I have to say this but pride flags are not exclusively a LGBTQIA+ thing. They're pride flags, they're for showing pride of who you are or about something ( like a disability, etc ) that is apart of you or significant to a community. Especially real for minorities that are often forgotten or discriminated against !!

; I'm saying this because someone on Tiktok posted an intro and included the disabled pride flag ( along with some other pride flags ) and someone asked what it meant, and when told by a few people that it was the disabled pride flag, their response was literally " the lgbt is getting out of hand. What are you, attracted to disabilities ?? Or what you want to be disabled ?? " like no. The lgbtqia+ was literally not mentioned once. It's a pride flag, but not necessarily a pride flag meant to represent an lgbtqia+ identity. Thank you.

; the flag in question was this btw

; image description begin: the disabled pride flag. A grey rectangle with the colours green, light blue, white, yellow and desaturated red going vertically from the top left to the bottom right of the flag. :image description end

happy pride to fat femmes, trans femmes, hairy femmes, femmes who aren't women, 'ugly' femmes, femmes who don't care about their appearance, femmes who are mentally ill, femmes who are disabled, femmes with anger issues, femmes with psychosis, intersex femmes, chronically ill femmes, femmes who work "masculine" jobs, femmes with facial hair, femmes who work out or are body builders, femmes who don't dress or present feminine, and every femme who doesn't fit into the very narrow idea folks have of what a femme person "should" be like or gets told they are not feminine enough- you deserve to celebrate, too!

; I gave my dad a card with spongebob rectangle pants in the top corner. The hand writing made chickens cry in confusion but it's the thought that counts right 🤩

thank you so much to all the daddies out there. I hope your twink(s) wish you a happy father's day today

; op for president please and thank you.

gender segregated bathrooms are OUT instead i'm proposing a new way of dividing up public bathroom spaces:

1. unisex general adult bathrooms - these should have a variety of stalls and sinks and (where space allows) a separate, screened-off urinal area for your dedicated stand-up pee-ers. it should also have at least a couple of fully self contained stalls with a toilet and sink inside (behind a lockable door) that can double as a changing room for people who need a costume change on the fly

2. children's bathroom - with low-level toilets and sinks and stalls big enough to allow an adult to comfortably help a lil buddy pee. include some toilets with those potty seats for toddlers. the kids bathroom would also have some designated baby-change booths. adjacent to the kids bathroom should be a room for feeding babies and/or pumping breast milk and it should have facilities for heating water and cleaning out baby bottles

3. accessible bathroom - for elderly and/or disabled people. larger toilet stalls, hand rails, emergency alarms etc. the accessible bathroom should also have facilities for e.g. changing out colostomy or catheter bags and for hygienically changing and disposing of adult diapers/incontinence pads etc, including some stalls big enough to allow a carer to come in and help a brother out if necessary

all bathrooms should also have enclosed shower facilities and free sanitary products. thank you for coming to my TED talk entitled "i just wanna take a piss in peace is that too much to ask"