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It's giving drop acid never die 

Ofc I got it 

It's giving drop acid never die 

Ofc I got it 

It's giving drop acid never die 

Ofc I got it 

It's giving drop acid never die 

Ofc I got it 

It's giving drop acid never die 

Ofc I got it 

It's giving drop acid never die 

Ofc I got it 

It's giving drop acid never die 

Ofc I got it 

It's giving drop acid never die 

Ofc I got it 

Lana: has an opinion (of either side)
Lana fans:

The people who find the statement controversial have a few screws lose and have spent too much time on the internet  

This letter says nothing wrong and Lana can put her name to it if she likes, like the many other celebrities who have. The criticism some people seem to have is what the letter doesn’t say. I personally think that celebrities shouldn’t sign open letters which tend to be broad and bland. If they really feel they must comment, a statement should be personally issued so it can be more nuanced. I can only imagine the pressure to sign them though and avoid the “Lana Del Rey refuses to condemn terrorists” stories. If you feel it’s a mistake, it’s a small one and doesn’t mean anything anyway. Stop holding her to some sort of impossible standard please. She’s just trying to be empathetic. 

Just because Lana wants civilian hostages freed, doesn't mean she's "pro right wing Israeli gov" or "Anti Palestine." Could she do more to support Palestinians, sure, but the idea that people are upset with this one opinion that hostages should be free is just baffling to me.
 
TBH, it could also be argued that she and others could have done MORE to support the Jewish community after the 10/7 attacks, which resulted in the greatest loss of jewish life since the Holocaust, and yet you people are upset about a letter advocating for the freeing of hostages?
 
Genuinely shocked at this community right now....

If you don't read too much into it, the letter is only about advocating for the release of the hostages, which isn't wrong. However, this doesn't  mean that the signatories aren't also on the side of the Palestinians or that they support the bombings of Israel, especially since peaceful coexistence is also mentioned.

This is a crazy comparison what 

I’ll keep it brief- this weird new “liberal” view on a few subjects to me is outright insane- I’ve noticed there’s a similar herd mentality on other subjects such as landlords where it’s a black and white- only one right answer or you’re conservative trash.
 
Regarding the Israel/ Palestine conflict I’ve seen all sort of things said e.g. Palestine are suffering while negating that dozens of Israeli citizens were brutally burned and maimed. Is it odd that there was a festival near the attack? Maybe but very possible and clearly did happen. 

This war is not black or white and the fight over land spans a century- Palestines conditions do seem poor but these actions from a select few group(hamas) is not the answer nor should it be condoned.
 
The UN needs to step in but doing so would probably cause a bigger action by cause and effect- so I don’t think they will yet.

Condemning taking babies and elderly captive, raping teenage girls and beheading civilians - is this now controversial?
This is a pro-palestinian pro-peace statement, encouraging looking out for civilians on both sides.
I really can't see how ANY of you, any human being at all, could condemn an ISIS condemnation.

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Completely valid, it looks like it tastes like the most delicious, sweet and sour lollipop ever 

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sorry for being annoying abt itt

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