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gatheringmoss

🍋✨🍃🌿 a cute small crochet lemon bag :) now in my shop 🌷dm if you want to custom order one

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squishycalum

:/

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vangoghstss

This is actually v important and needs to be reblogged

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thexdarkenedxlight

Gonna just share this:

My European Studies professor decided a few weeks ago to take a Friday and instead of following the syllabus, he spent the entire hour and a half comparing Hitler’s actions from a European perspective to that of what Trump is doing in America. He never repeated a single point, and even used video and photos like this to show the comparison.

To make things better, he had us do an in class assignment for participation points. He first played a clip on youtube of one of Hilter’s speeches, subtitled and 3 minutes long. He then played a clip of one of Trump’s rallies. Our assignment? Copy down every single sentence that matched in translation down on a sheet of paper or a word document that wasn’t repeated. The person with the closest amount to what my professor found got a candy bar.

My professor found, in just three minutes of a speech, that Trump matched 65 different phrases/sentences to that of Hitler’s translation. 

65 nearly identical phrases used in his speeches. Take a moment to think about that.

>blames Jews for Germany’s problems

>blames immigrants for America’s problems

Never again is now.

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slothful-rabbit

I do t understand how anyone could support such a disgusting man

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bright-witch

It's great how everyone wants to save the bees, but I have a feeling many of y'all dont know what bees need saving.

Honeybees are invasive in the United States. Raising honeybee colonies is detrimental to native bee populations that actually provide true ecosystem benefits. Keeping honeybees to save the bees is like keeping chickens to help the native bird population, (only worse, because honeybees are horrible for native bee populations like local bumblebees, which are the pollinators among others we should be trying to save more specifically) . Honeybees were imported and domesticated long ago, but their populations are aggressive and more adaptive due to being invasive -- honeybee populations have risen by 4.5% while localized native species' populations are declining, and honeybees displace/destroy native bee populations. Honeybees in the USA thrive in larger numbers than bumbles, have longer living hives, and aggressively swarm around water/food sources, preventing bumblebees/other native pollinators like hummingbirds from doing their job. Honeybees have also been studied for the devastating effects of transfering disease and fungus to bumblebees populations, even in remote areas far from where farmers established honeybee populations. Many farmers and monocultures are definitely a major part of the problem. They import non native bees, soak single species fields in pesticides, exacerbating the problem (eliminating suitable habitat for native bees and introducing massive competition on top of that).

"From a typical bumblebee colony of a few hundred, only the young queens survive the winter, hibernating until they can start their own colonies in spring. Farmers usually buy new colonies from breeders each year. Honey bees, in contrast, live in colonies of up to 60,000 bees, and these colonies can persist indefinitely." -- From, 'How The Bees You Know Are Killing The Bees You Don't' , Inside Science.org

If you want to help local bee populations, research and plant native flowers in your area, and attempt to find which flowers in particular they seem to prefer. Beekeeping honeybees, and planting non-native flowers (honeybees can pollinate and prefer non native flowers in many cases, they draw them in -- always plant native plants if you can) is the opposite of helping. I cannot stress how important it is to NOT import non-native bees.

And if you want confirmation, a simple Google search of 'honeybees invasive' should render plenty of results. I apologize if there are any errors, I wrote this quickly.