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larueeverslyon:

This is adorable

larueeverslyon:

This is adorable

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Shepard Fairey “Love Unites” Print Personalized by Kim Kardashian via

Shepard Fairey “Love Unites” Print Personalized by Kim Kardashian via

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When it converted a tiny former blacksmithing shop in Toronto into a residence, Superkül hung on to industrial details like this metal door, scrawl and all.
via Alex Bozikovic, “BEAUTIFUL DECAY: Drawn to its weathered facade, a Toronto couple decides to call a tiny industrial building home,” Metropolis Magazine (Nov 2009)

When it converted a tiny former blacksmithing shop in Toronto into a residence, Superkül hung on to industrial details like this metal door, scrawl and all.

via Alex Bozikovic, “BEAUTIFUL DECAY: Drawn to its weathered facade, a Toronto couple decides to call a tiny industrial building home,” Metropolis Magazine (Nov 2009)

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Detained Palestinians near an IDF post in Hebron, photographed by an Israeli soldier (Shvorim Shtika)
“As prophesied long ago by the late philosopher Yeshayahu Leibowitz and others, the occupation—and above all the settlement project—have profoundly eroded the moral fiber of Israel, corroded central institutions of the society, and undermined our integrity as a political community. None of this happened in a vacuum; the “other side” has much to atone for as well. But even I can remember a time when charges of war crimes were not simply sloughed off by Israel’s leaders, when military mistakes that cost innocent civilian lives were acknowledged as such and elicited expressions of sorrow, and when Israeli courts clearly articulated the principle that a soldier has not only the right but indeed the duty not to carry out an order that is at odds with his conscience as a human being or with basic human values.”
via NY Review of Books

Detained Palestinians near an IDF post in Hebron, photographed by an Israeli soldier (Shvorim Shtika)

“As prophesied long ago by the late philosopher Yeshayahu Leibowitz and others, the occupation—and above all the settlement project—have profoundly eroded the moral fiber of Israel, corroded central institutions of the society, and undermined our integrity as a political community. None of this happened in a vacuum; the “other side” has much to atone for as well. But even I can remember a time when charges of war crimes were not simply sloughed off by Israel’s leaders, when military mistakes that cost innocent civilian lives were acknowledged as such and elicited expressions of sorrow, and when Israeli courts clearly articulated the principle that a soldier has not only the right but indeed the duty not to carry out an order that is at odds with his conscience as a human being or with basic human values.”

via NY Review of Books

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