63 Memes From The Girlies For The Girlies

What does it meanto be a woman? No matter how many women you ask that question, you'll probably never get the same answer. For example, according to TIME's 2014 survey about what success is to women, the most popular answerswere relatedto career, motherhood, and spirituality.

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Do women find different things funny than men? Perhaps, but let's test that theory with the posts from the "Bored" Instagram page that are geared toward women. 2.3 million users flock to the page to laugh at "all things girly," as the page's bio describes. That many people can't have poor taste, can they?

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63 Memes From The Girlies For The Girlies

What does it meanto be a woman? No matter how many women you ask that question, you'll probably never get the same an...
Human Rights Watch accuses Israel of using white phosphorus in southern Lebanese town

BEIRUT (AP) — The human rights group Human Rights Watch said in a report Monday that the Israeli military "unlawfully" hit a village in southern Lebanon with shells containing white phosphorus, a controversial incendiary munition.

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Through geolocating and verifying seven images, Human Rights Watch said Israel fired white phosphorus using artillery at residential areas in the southern Lebanese village of Yohmor. It happened hours after the Israeli military warned the residents of the village and dozens of others in southern Lebanon to evacuate.

Human Rights Watch said it couldn't independently identify if any residents were still in the area or if anyone was harmed.

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Human rights advocates say the use of white phosphorus is illegal under international law when the white-hot chemical substance is fired into populated areas. It can set buildings on fire and burn human flesh down to the bone. Survivors are at risk of infections and organ or respiratory failure, even if their burns are small.

"The Israeli military's unlawful use of white phosphorus over residential areas is extremely alarming and will have dire consequences for civilians," said Ramzi Kaiss, Lebanon researcher at Human Rights Watch.

The Israeli military did not immediately respond to a request for comment. In the past, it has maintained that it uses white phosphorus as a smoke screen and not to target civilians.

Organizations like Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International said the munition was used in Israel's last war with Hezbollah, over a year ago, on numerous occasions in southern Lebanon while civilians were still present.

Human Rights Watch accuses Israel of using white phosphorus in southern Lebanese town

BEIRUT (AP) — The human rights group Human Rights Watch said in a report Monday that the Israeli military "unlawfull...

 

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