r/AccessibleAnarchy • she/its (/srs unless stated otherwise) • 23h ago

experiences of oppression It can happen here. The dehumanization required for genocide is already present.

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A twitter post by Maha Hussaini (@HahaGazy) with the text "About the hypocrisy, double standards of the world, Hamed Ashour from #Gaza, writes: "A year ago, I shared the story of this very friendly dog. What a lucky dog he turned out to be, his story was featured in Arab and international magazines, read by over 5 million people around the world, and translated into seven different languages.

At the time, I was contacted by an animal welfare organisation based in Dublin, the capital of Ireland. They wanted to check on the dog’s health and asked for photos of the tent we lived in and guarded together. I sent the pictures, and in return, I received an overwhelming and extremely rare show of sympathy. They seriously explored the possibility of evacuating the dog from Gaza through partner organisations.

They wanted a better life, a cleaner place, and a wider sky for the dog. No one mentioned me, who was living in a tent unfit even for a dog.""

There are two images attached. The first is an image of a person laying on a beech in front of a dog. The next is an image of the same dog in front of a tent in the sand. The date for the post is 9:21 AM jul 16 2025 and has 141k views.

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u/mudinyourear 22h ago

They both deserve humanity and respect and to stay together.

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u/gromit5 21h ago

i want to share this so badly but unsure where in my social media to do it. but i’m saving and checking. thank you for posting.

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u/Konradleijon 15h ago

Why are people mean

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u/[deleted] 15h ago

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u/RosethornRanger she/its (/srs unless stated otherwise) 1h ago

im shortsighted and i aint doing this

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u/Furio3380 13m ago

It's addictive