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my name is hazbin… welcome to my hotel
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4:35 Blaze it sorry traffic was crazy
oh we missed the ten year anniversary of the worst post i’ve ever made
traffic again?
90% of google search ai summaries feel like this guy leaning uncomfortably over your shoulder and pointing at stuff on your screen reading out the exact same text you're already looking at
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genuinely the funniest explanation possible to me [x]
Kevin Durant is a extremely high tier shitposter who just so happens to also be one of the greatest basketball players of all time
"Legacy points added/deducted" has permanently become a part of my vocabulary
there’s no flower in this world more beautiful than an artificial one. 🥀
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sorry im dumping a bunch of art i forgot to post here now
fool me once shame on you fool me twice whyyy that’s so mean fool me three times ohhh my goddd
if you hate jazz you will die and go to hell
but actually genuinely why is the ant sad and leaving with a bindle
thats probably it...
are these anything
being unemployed is rad but being unemployed in a world that treats employment as a necessity that completes you as a person while also having zero access to unemployment benefits is maybe not so good
It's funny how we watched younger generations' attitudes towards work shift so rapidly over the last few years, when everyone started realizing with low pay and high COL and no pensions or benefits, the juice just wasn't worth the squeeze, that literally every media outlet started pushing articles on why job hopping and quiet quitting (i.e. doing your job and going home) is bad, and how the push for RTO is good, actually, and we were having none of it because billionaires were buying megayachts and private jets while we were getting evicted from our homes with skyrocketing rents.
It's a weird dichotomy where society insists you have to work to eat, but you bust your ass over a grill 40+ hours a week and you can't afford the food you cook, and meanwhile some CEOs are gutting Sears and Toys R Us and Red Lobster and getting rewarded millions for destroying perfectly functional businesses. This is what the world considers valuable work? You'll forgive me if I'm skeptical of the whole arrangement.
There is no crime where torture is an acceptable punishment.
There is no crime where sexual assault is an acceptable punishment.
There is no crime where slavery is an acceptable punishment.
"Well obviously people arrested for drugs and other non-violent crimes shouldn't be forced to work but—"
No! There is no but!! There is nothing in the world that makes slavery okay!!!
I could talk about people being charged for crimes they didn't commit. I could talk about coerced confessions. I could talk about people being charged with more extreme crimes than what they did to fill prisons. I could talk about how making slaves out of certain types of criminals creates an incentive to charge more people with certain crimes.
But I'm not going to actually talk about any of that because it doesn't matter. No one should be enslaved. No one should be defending or justifying slavery. This should not be controversial.
Prison used to be a place where they held people until they could receive their punishment. We stopped doing the punishments (largely because they were inhumane) but never found an alternative solution. So, prison (and prison labor) became the solution.
So, prisoners were put to work. They're paid less than a dollar an hour, but they're lucky to even get paid. Why do they need money? They're prisoners.
Never mind that people are regularly placed in prisons far from home, effectively depriving them of any familial or community support.
Never mind that phone calls to loved ones cost them per minute about as much as they make in an hour.
Never mind that they have to buy their own supplies, such as toothbrushes and soap and menstrual products.
Never mind that people in prisons are disproportionately more likely to have chronic health problems.
Never mind that prisoners are exposed to abuse from guards and fellow prisoners.
Never mind that the people most likely to go to prison are historically marginalized.
Never mind that there are few resources or opportunities available to them to help them reintegrate into society after they get out. And the ones that do exist are overburdened, underfunded, or shitty and predatory.
Never mind that few employers are willing to hire people who have been in prison.
Never mind that people who go to prison once are far more likely to be sent back.
Just like you stow away a belonging that you don't know what to do with in a drawer or back of a closet to forget about, so too does our society do with people in prison. Out of sight, out of mind. And it's hard to get people to care because "oh, they're criminals."
They are also humans. And all humans deserve to be treated as humans. Even the worst of us.
If we distinguish who gets to be treated like a human, somebody is going to draw a line one day that makes YOU no longer human. Don't believe it? Look to history. If there is one thing humans are good at, it's pointing at other humans and declaring them "Other."
Prisons are unethical and immoral. Prison labor is slavery. Everyone deserves to be treaty with dignity. Everyone.