11:26 -12:53 dookie detective, ass Avenger and piss police are stroking me 🤣😭, but also i gen don't get why someone would be mad for someone going for a dookie, smh ☠️☠️☠️
You’d be surprised. My last boss got mad at me for being in the bathroom for 10 minutes because I had horrific bowel movements and absolutely unbearable stomach pain. Turns out, I had an infected gallbladder.. they fired me for having emergency surgery soon after. Fck you Walmart. 😭
3:21 - 4:24 i love this service, it's just as inclusive as it is putting up fair challanges for the parents for doing jack shit to raise their children properly
0:00 - 0:30 i love how it switches from elegant and professional dancer partners, to partners that have been forcibly seperated and are finally seeing eachother after being freed and are desprate to have their love in their hands, to enemies that are trying to work out despite them also wanting to kill eachother, peak cinema 🤌✨️🎵
2:37 oooh now ion even watch Star Wars but if she wanted 2 make white people cry I would watch it This was my thought before I watched the rest of the video
16:17 Why does this remind me of that one smiling friends episode. Also can someone give me more pointers on how to help the victims of jen-o-cide. I'm still considered a minor and i don't have any money, but i would still like to help anyway I can
Of course! There's still plenty you can do as a minor to spread awareness and make a difference in your community (and they'll probably be more than is listed here): - Social Media. There are lot of ways to go about this, but a few common ones include: > Following/engaging with victims' content: I recommend setting aside time specifically to engage with it fully - liking, saving to a specific board/group, commenting & replying to others, etc. - but there isn't one correct way to do this > Sharing: Begin sharing victims' GFM/fundraiser campaigns or updates on the jen-oh-side as a whole. - IRL. Also a lot of ways, but the few most notable include: > Spreading Awareness (Family): If any of these puts you at risk, disregard. If not, you can research brands that are pro-jenohslide and discuss phasing them out of the house (also only applicable if you have a say in the shopping/item buying process). Can also discuss the jen-o-side and current events on occasion if it's safe to do so. > Spreading Awareness/Organizing (Friends): Similar to family, discuss anti-jenohslide alternative to brands (whether directly supporting victims' families or avoiding pro-jenohslide brands). Compare information about what's going on, and maybe split amongst groups (or friends) what specific aspect you'll focus on and regroup with information (slows burnout, prevents information overload, and allows more ground to be covered). See about local protests/efforts to help victims in your area to either attend or spread awareness about. > Organizing (School): See the section about friends. The only difference is being on the lookout for the institution's potential support of the genocide, and looking into organizing a group/club (if it's safe for you to do so) might help spread awareness on a larger scale. Again, if none of these are safe for you to do, DISREGARD. If all that's safe for you to do is stay informed and up-to-date, then do that. Hope these help! (Also wait what episodeeeeeeee I'm nosy)
@@user_0731 I'm pretty sure it's season 2 episode 2. It's basically a summary of every presidential election. Also, TYSM!!! Lately I've been interacting with content creators videos, by liking, sharing, commenting, and leaving the video on loop so it can be pushed into the algorithm. And I've stopped interacting with large creators who claims that they can't do anything. I've been able to talk to my mom and some friends about the situation and luckily they agree. Even though my mom is in a tight situation, money wise, we found alternatives for products that doesn't support jen-o-side. Also I'm trying to find a job to support the families gfm, but no one wants to hire me either cus I'm black or underage. But I'm not gonna give up Thank you for the tips and I'll be sure to use them!
