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PLShe paused the game in the air and changed controllers. She elevated… evaluated… then violated.
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TH2025: The year civil rights were openly violated. #TLWL
What the data shows:
• Record ICE detention: 68,000+ held
• 73% had no criminal conviction
• Only 5–8% had violent records
• Immigration violations are civil, not criminal
• Community arrests sharply increased
• Funding expanded enforcement, not due process
This wasn’t public safety.
Mass detention, dehumanizing language, and expanded state power over civilians are warning signs history has taught us to take seriously—especially when it’s all justified as “for safety.”
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ENEarly Peppa Pig had that dry, awkward British humour that felt almost accidental — long pauses, random zoom-ins, Daddy Pig getting absolutely violated for existing. The animation was simple, slightly stiff, and that’s what made it funny. It didn’t try too hard.
The newer seasons feel over-polished. Brighter colours, smoother movements, more dialogue — especially George talking more — and somehow the chaos feels toned down. The savage one-liners aren’t as sharp, the awkward silences don’t linger the same way, and it feels more “safe” than funny.
It’s still Peppa… but it doesn’t have that unhinged, low-budget British-core energy that made the early seasons iconic. It feels edited for vibes instead of vibes just happening
@enjoythenostalgia
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GIhe violated that frog 😭 #littlebrother #oldersister #siblings #siblings👫
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EXThe San Antonio Police Department is investigating whether officers violated policy by leaving behind a dog after arresting its owner.
The dog's owner, a homeless man who has not been identified, was taken into custody. Video shows the dog running alongside the patrol car down Southcross Boulevard.
Read the full story at the link in our bio.
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FUPolice pulling people over is a routine traffic stop carried out by law enforcement officers when they believe a driver may have violated a traffic rule or when they need to conduct a safety check. It is a common part of road safety systems designed to ensure that drivers are licensed, vehicles are properly registered, and public roads remain orderly and secure.
This process is commonly seen on highways, city streets, and rural roads. Officers typically signal a vehicle to stop using lights or sirens, approach the driver, and request documents such as a driver’s license, registration, or insurance. In this video, the officers asked for a driver’s license, and the situation became unusual when the license was taken from the car boot and appeared unusually large. Moments like this stand out because they break from the expected pattern of a standard document check.
Traffic stops matter culturally and psychologically because they represent authority, accountability, and the shared rules that organize public life. They can create feelings of tension or surprise, but they also reinforce the idea that driving is a regulated responsibility. Even in unexpected or humorous situations, the interaction reflects how systems of order function in everyday society.
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BAAdam Dawson just violated Claude Makelele?! 😮💨
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VEFor many daughters, hair was never just hair.
It became one of the first places power, control, and emotional boundaries were violated.
For mothers who were emotionally unavailable, image-focused, insecure, or emotionally dependent on their children, a daughter’s appearance often wasn’t seen as her own. It was experienced as an extension of the mother.
Hair became a way to regulate her feelings.
Some daughters were given haircuts that didn’t suit them.
Styles that felt awkward.
Hair brushed roughly, without care.
Long hair cut short without consent.
Not because the mother didn’t know better—but because keeping the daughter small, less visible, and less confident felt safer.
When a daughter cried, she was “too sensitive.”
When she expressed preference, it was seen as rebellion.
When she began to choose how she wanted to look, it threatened the illusion of control.
To a mother struggling with her own unmet needs, a daughter’s hair could symbolize everything she couldn’t tolerate:
✖️youth
✖️autonomy
✖️visibility
✖️self-expression
So it was managed, criticized, mocked, or taken away.
For the daughter, this doesn’t register as “my mother is struggling.”
It registers as:
✖️”My body isn’t safe.”
✖️“My expression is wrong.”
✖️ “I shouldn’t trust my own preferences.”
Over time, this can shape:
✖️chronic self-monitoring
✖️shame around appearance or femininity
✖️difficulty trusting your choices
✖️disconnection from your authentic self
This is how something seemingly small becomes deeply formative.
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EPThis might be the coldest moment in Impractical Jokers history! ❄️💀
Murr is already having a rough day being called a “loose cannon” by a customer via text, but then he goes over to beg for his job back... and THIS happens. The way the guy in sunglasses reaches into his pocket like he’s actually going to text the owner to save Murr’s job, only to pull out a bottle of ketchup is diabolical! 😂🥫
He really faked him out with the “I’ll leave it up to you” line. You can literally see the hope leave Murr’s body while Sal and Q lose their minds in the back. That customer did not hesitate to humble him.
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What would you do if a stranger asked you to text their boss to save their job?
A) Help them out 😇
B) Pull the ketchup move 😈
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DODogs possess cognitive awareness of rule-breaking, demonstrating guilt responses before owners discover transgressions. Canine guilt isn't anthropomorphic projection—scientific studies confirm dogs display anticipatory stress behaviors when they've violated established household rules, showing they understand cause-effect relationships between actions and consequences.
The classic guilty dog posture includes specific physiological markers: lowered head positioning, averted eye contact, tucked tail, flattened ears, submissive body lowering, and approach-avoidance conflict where dogs simultaneously seek owner interaction while displaying appeasement signals. These behaviors emerge before accusations occur, proving dogs recognize their violations independently without external prompting or discovery moments triggering reactions.
Research from cognitive ethology reveals dogs differentiate between accidental mistakes and deliberate rule-breaking. When dogs intentionally raid trash, steal food, or destroy objects, their subsequent behavior shows elevated stress hormones measurable through cortisol testing. This physiological response indicates internal conflict recognition—they understand they've broken established boundaries even without witnessing owner reactions yet.
Dogs demonstrating admission behavior often engage in what trainers call "pre-emptive appeasement"—confessing through body language immediately upon owner arrival before evidence gets discovered. This shows memory retention of their actions, temporal understanding connecting past behavior to present moment, and social intelligence recognizing that admission might reduce punishment severity through submission displays.
Certain breeds show stronger guilt responses than others, with people-pleasing breeds like golden retrievers, Labrador retrievers, and border collies displaying more obvious admission behaviors compared to independent breeds like huskies, basenjis, or Akitas whose lower human-dependency reduces visible guilt expression intensity.
The guilty look activates when dogs associate owner presence with rule violations, creating learned emotional responses.
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FUA Tesla using Full Self-Driving mode made a sharp left turn across solid lines without signaling.
The maneuver violated traffic laws but completed successfully without causing an accident.
People are debating whether this was dangerous rule-breaking or practical decision-making.
Self-driving systems are programmed to follow traffic laws as written.
However, this vehicle chose to break rules in a situation where human drivers might do the same.
Human drivers regularly make judgment calls about when breaking minor rules is safe.
They cross solid lines, roll through stop signs, or speed when conditions seem to allow it.
The question is whether AI should strictly follow all laws or mimic human flexibility.
If AI follows every rule perfectly, it might drive in ways that seem overly cautious or unusual.
If AI breaks rules like humans do, it raises questions about liability when accidents happen.
Currently, most regulations require autonomous vehicles to obey all traffic laws.
But real-world driving often involves minor violations that are widely accepted.
How this tension gets resolved will shape how self-driving technology develops and gets regulated.
Some argue AI should be held to higher standards than human drivers.
Others say AI should behave like competent human drivers to blend with traffic flow.
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AUHello, @Instagram I'm an activist for women's rights and human rights for Iranian citizens, and people supporting the regime often report my account for false reasons, either for words that have double meanings or for completely fake reasons even though I haven't violated Instagram's terms and conditions; they want to exploit your algorithm for blocking people in order to silence me. I would appreciate it you would please lift the restrictions on my account since l'm only campaigning for human rights.
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