If you’ve watched live streamed genocide for two years and are still blaming a right wing government instead of acknowledging that this is what Israel was built to do, you are doing a form of genocide denial. All forms of Zionism are morally abhorrent and should not be tolerated.

An Israel with equal rights is not Israel in anyway that matters—Israel is a project of genocide of the Palestinian people (and beyond), and anything short of its abolition for the creation of a single Palestinian state with equal rights is an endorsement of that Zionist project.

To have a state where one type of people get more rights means there will be other people in it who are second class citizens. This has been true for Palestinians with Israeli citizenship from its inception—a “two state solution” with an ethnostate is an endorsement of apartheid.

It's not uncommon for birds to die from shock so even if you get it to a rescue or vet an otherwise healthy bird could die. Watching nature take its course can be difficult and sad but intervening should always be a last resort and done in a way that minimises stress and harm

More often than not when people think they're saving a chick they are doing more harm than good and have taken a healthy baby from parents who were looking after it. The least one can do in that scenario is not go near it or touch it more than absolutely necessary until a rescue can advise further

If you do rescue one, please remember wild animals are not pets and are unlikely to perceive being touched as anything other than threatening and scary no matter how affectionate you think you're being. Your desire to feel close to wildlife should never trump an animal's comfort

The aim should be to interfere as little as possible. They really only need rescuing in cases of obvious injury, anything else and it's just a matter of popping them back up somewhere safe where their parents can access them or leaving them be depending on what stage they're at

If you're not consistently monitoring them it can seem like they're on their own because the parents can perch a bit away and might only pop down to feed them a few times a day. If the parents dive-bomb you if you go near the chick it's a good sign they're still caring for it

A lot of perfectly healthy and cared for herring gull chicks are brought into rescues because people interpret their normal cries for food as distress and their being alone as having been abandoned

www.sussexexpress.co.uk/news/rspca-c...

I know people are well intentioned when "rescuing" seagull chicks but please do your research before intervening. The parents are more often than not feeding them even if you haven't seen it
www.helpwildlife.co.uk/advice/baby-...

everybody knows that the second a person with a penis expresses some form of gender variance, they get downgraded—be it gay men, bi men, drag queens… the more gender variant you are, the more privileges you lose, the more you get harassed, the more you get othered. trans women most of all