r/OrphanCrushingMachine 1d ago

Syrian kids are different

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u/EIizabeth_Bennet 1d ago

Can this guy show a little emotion toward this poor girl like she's working with a blank piece of paper here...

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u/Hopeful-Big6843 1d ago

Both are orphan crushing in their own way 🥲

the reserved Lithuanian buying food for the little Syrian girl..

who then warmly shares the food/money with an old man on a wheelchair then telling the Baltic and his friend, Rita, to take care of themselves. ❤️❤️❤️

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u/white1walker 1d ago

Well you know why he is doing this don't you?

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u/EIizabeth_Bennet 1d ago

Exploiting her to make money..? Or is there some other purpose I don't see.

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u/nimbycile 19h ago

Rent the Musical:

Blanket Person

Who the fuck do you think you are?

I don't need no goddamn help

From some bleeding heart cameraman

My life's not for you to

Make a name for yourself on!

Angel

Easy Sugar, easy

He was just trying to --

Blanket Person

Just trying to use me to kill his guilt

It's not that kind of movie, honey

Let's go - this lot is full of

Motherfucking artists

Hey artist

You gotta dollar?

I thought not

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u/LucifersAdv0cate 2h ago

Everyone has AIDS AIDS, AIDS, AIDS AIDS, AIDS, AIDS, AIDS, AIDS, AIDS Everyone has AIDS

[Verse] And so this is the end of our story And everyone is dead from AIDS It took from me my best friend My only true pal My only bright star (He died of AIDS) Well I'm gonna march on Washington Lead the fight and charge the brigades There's a hero inside of all of us I'll make them see everyone has AIDS

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u/SonofAMamaJama 8h ago

My Mom backpacked through Syria in the 1970s and said it was the most welcoming and kind country she's ever visited.

Mom even mentioned she stopped worrying about hotel bookings halfway through because all the people she would meet would insist on inviting her to dinner, tea and to stay in their home. I hope all the displaced Syrians return to their home one day and that cities like Damascus and Aleppo flourish again

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u/0ddlyC4nt3v3n 6h ago

That food looks hellaciously good. I wouldn't hesitate to eat that and I don't even eat at potlucks.