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First things first,you can contact Bashir on his Instagram

Neither i or him are scammers. I don't get anything out of this,i just care about my people. I am mix of Lebanese and Syrian and I'll always support the Palestinians.

The person featured in the video is his special needs brother Iyad!

The comments that these type of posts attract are dehumanizing.

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this is prob my first and maybe last post i just needed a place i can talk about this first im 20 years old i was born in the middle east and and i live in the most hostile place ever to be queer or one of them atleast nothing to like about my life i was queer since i knew it existed but i was before i just never knew it was a thing i always thought i was the only one ive always even now have lived in isolation i got attacked bullied for the way i looked acted and expressed mysel i never even felt safe to be myself my family even ruined my high school education so i could never get a student visa to the west and and escapemy options are so limited and im sick and tired time just keeps moving buy and im here ive done all the research on ways to escape and couldnt find any i have alot thing i wanna say aout the world first is the asylum system it doesnt make sense how does a country make a system to give people protection from experiencing persecution but also make it impossible from them to just seek it let alone give it bc these wealthy countrys make it almost impossible for people to get to their countries to seek help its almost like they genuinely dont care just wanna be seen as the good people not only that but the only real way for you if you live in a anti queer country is to risk ur own life like getting smuggled or so which could also let u end up in human trafficking not only that but imagine how many queer people did all that went there asked for asylum and got denied and then sent back to their demise and their stories were never told. and i also wanna talk about organizations like rainbow railroad which has always been recommended to me to help me leave guess what they didnt they sent me a automated email messages saying they cant help me bc of my specific country and circumstances and they dont even help most people like when was the last time youve seen a post about them helping an actual person leave their country bc with all my research i havent? and this applys on most o these lgbt humanitarian organizations im still stuck here with noway out like its literally impossible ill never be able to express my self find my first love live i life where i wake up everyday being afraid of my identity and the fact i just turned 20 i lost all my teenage years pretending to be someone im not and seeing people my age in the west be able to express who they are without fear of the death penalty and being insanly easy for them to escape bc they live in a good 1st world country and have access to all help networks imaginable all I can is imagine myself living that daydreaming is what made me live up to now i dont even have queer friends in real life nore do i go out cause im always afraid and honestly if u reach the point ive reached and experience what ive experience the death of hope and the take over of despair u wouldnt wanna be alive either this world wasnt designed for me and im sick of waiting and thinking there is a way out of it if i died the world would never know or care just something that happned like to many others

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Zero of Mars is a Human youth in the 99th Century, when the gender binary no longer exists. Zero crash lands on Elentia, once a Human colony, but now filled with Elemorphs, the living robot descendents of the self-replicating machines which were left behind. Zero is found and befriended by an Elemorph named One. Despite speaking different languages, the two use other forms of communication to understand one another and become close friends. As they explore Elentia, they discover a series of prophecies which predict their future - but were left for Zero and One to find over a thousand years ago. Unwittingly, the two are pulled into an eternal conflict called the Time Wars as they search for the last starship on Elentia, and a way off the planet. In the process, they make friends with many Elemorphs of different sizes and shapes, as well as discovering powerful enemies empowered by the foes of Humanity and the Elemorphs.

My name is Bijhan Agha, the author of this comic. I am an autistic trans woman in Uruguay of Iranian descent. The artist of the comic is my dear friend Pallet, an autistic trans man in Australia. We are both passionate about science fiction and fantasy storytelling as a means of engaging the imagination to inspire justice.

Our hope with the comic The Adventures of Zero & One was to provide a way for adults to talk to young people about language, gender, and solidarity across culture. Zero uses "they/them" pronouns because of the era from which they come, their gender identity and expression deeply informed by their Martian culture. One, like all Elemorphs, use "it/its" pronouns, as they constructed their entire civilization absent the concept of gender. The two characters form a deep and important friendship despite being unable to speak directly to each other, finding common ground in their values despite having nothing in common culturally. Zero and One are here to inspire young people to form bonds with those they might otherwise not connect to; to show that friendship and solidarity exists beyond the bounds of identity and shared experience.

The Kickstarter is to print a special First Edition physical run of Issue #2 with an orange border that will never be used again, marking these comics as collectible. We have physical and digital rewards, including packages with the previous issue, and other issues of Time Wars comics and novellas set in the same universe, but taking place in different eras and focused on different characters.

We have already met our original goal and are now striving for our stretch goal, which would unlock a short story for every backer. "Zero: Origins" would explain how and why Zero of Mars came to the Elentian Starsystem, where they were coming from, and where they were going.

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IMO a tool is a tool it can be used for us or against us.

I received a message from Bashir this morning begging me to post for him as he has run out of money to support his family. His special needs brother cries out in hunger and i am broke this week to send them something. Please, please,share it around if you can. He is more than happy to prove that he real.

You can check out his Reddit account

https://www.reddit.com/u/Basher_Gaza/s/03aeaAQzID

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I want to share a new update today about Susu, the daughter of my friends Mahmoud and Samah.

Two days ago, I told you about Susu, who is only two years old and has been suffering from severe, chronic breathing problems. Her symptoms came back, and she was struggling to breathe and had a very high fever.

Unfortunately, she hasn’t gotten better.

For the past two days, Soso has been vomiting repeatedly and couldn’t keep down her medication or antibiotics. As a result, she became dehydrated. Today, Mahmoud had to take her to a nearby hospital to get treatment.

She was given IV antibiotics and fluids for the dehydration, but the situation at the hospital is extremely difficult. There are so many patients that there was no available bed for Susu. With infectious diseases spreading and medical resources severely limited, Mahmoud had to find another way to get her the care she needed. He even had to ask a doctor who lives nearby to come and give Susu her IV treatment when the hospital couldn’t provide her with a bed.

Mahmoud told me something that I haven’t been able to stop thinking about: if it weren’t for the kind people who helped them financially over the past two days, he wouldn’t have been able to take Susu to the hospital or even afford the treatment she needed.

And Mahmoud isn’t only dealing with Susu’s situation.

His mother also needs open-heart surgery to treat blocked arteries. I previously shared her medical reports, detailed images, and heart tests, and I have documentation that confirms her condition.

Mahmoud is under an enormous amount of pressure right now. His little daughter needs treatment, his mother needs heart surgery, and at the same time he is trying to provide food and basic necessities for his wife and their four children in Gaza.

I am doing everything I can to support Mahmoud and his family, but I cannot carry all of this on my own.

Please, if you are able to, consider helping Mahmoud and his family. Even a small amount can make a huge difference right now, especially for Susu, who needs treatment and continued care.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone who has stood by this family and everyone who has helped them over the past few days. Your support means so much to Mahmoud, Samah, and their children. ❤️

Idk maybe its my circles but i dont feel like coming out ever had a positive outcome for me, i always get othered

Maybe the grooming thing will offend someone but to clarify , i consider what was done to me before i had the luck to get out was cisgenderist grooming , just constant effort to make me a servile male adhering to the patriarchy and constant reinforcement that i need to act and be a certain way for 16 years (27 actually now cus society hasnt stopped pressuring me to detransition)

Hello all! With LGBTQ+ rights under heavy pressure and our safety less guaranteed by the day, I started thinking about ways to collectivize, bring our community together, and strengthen each other (including on an individual level). I believe we need to start at the absolute beginning: knowledge. You can't stand up for yourself or protect others if you don't understand what's actually happening, and it’s important to be educated on what’s effective as well. Long story short: I believe our community would greatly benefit from educating ourselves on topics such as fascism, resistance, politics, intersectionality, and related topics. Luckily, we can do that ourselves!

A couple months ago I started a book club for this topic specifically, focused on queer and trans folks, and allies. The idea is to read one book a month and discuss it with each other afterwards. All of this will be online to keep it accessible for everyone.

Thing is, I started it in Dutch (as I’m from the Netherlands, lol), and there’s a little over 15 people in it now, but they’re not very active. It’s mostly just me keeping the server alive. So I considered just deleting it, because to read by myself I don’t need a book club and it’s bit of a waste of time, but then I considered just switching it to English so that people outside of the Netherlands can join as well. So English chats, English literature. A lot of relevant books aren’t available in Dutch anyway and I’m fluent in English, so it’s an easy switch.

The book I picked for last month was They Thought They Were Free by Milton Mayer. It's a powerful look at the rise of fascism in Germany through interviews with ten ‘ordinary’ former Nazi Party members. Today was supposed to be the day a new book was picked but tbh I haven’t finished it yet and the other members are inactive anyway, so I’d like to just extend it through October so that new people can jump in and pick the next one for November.

It’s a Discord server. Of course there’s the option to just chat, but it’s a book club first and foremost. Anyone Leftist over 18 who speaks and reads English, and who is a queer and/or trans person or a legitimate and trustworthy ally is welcome to join. We don’t need to all be BFFs but of course there is zero room for intolerance, and to be crystal clear; this includes Zionism.

I’d love to hear if people are interested in joining and whether or not I should keep this server alive. If you’re interested in becoming an active member (that is, actually reading the books, lol), feel free to send me a DM for the server link.

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Zero & One is a comic about a young Human making friends with a robot powered by nature energy, exploring the world of Elentia, full of living growing robots. Because of a language barrier, the two have to find a way to communicate. They are being led to a mysterious destination by a series of clues left behind hundreds of years ago.

My name is Bijhan Agha, a trans woman of Iranian descent in Uruguay. The artist is my dear friend Pallet, a trans man in Australia. We're also both autistic and have special interests which include scifi and fantasy storytelling. Our goal with this series is to inspire people of all ages to be their true selves, and imagine a future full of wonder.

We make several series of comics, and this is the one we designed to be a way for queer parents or parents of queer kids to talk about gender, the future, language, and solidarity across cultures.

Our Kickstarter is to print the First Edition of Issue #2 with a special orange border, never to be used in future printings, that marks it as a collectible. Our rewards include both digital and physical single issues, as well as back issues for all of our comics, as well as novellas.

We already met our original goal, and we're now aiming for a stretch goal which will unlock a free short story for all backers, Zero: Origins, about how Zero of Mars was doing before they crash landed on Elentia and met One the FawnBot.

Please help us continue to build this universe of hope, joy, and love.

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