[irisnectar]

“Blossoms” by Emma Rose

[queernigga]

i can’t deal

[deephouseacidbass]

[lambily-deactivated20200702]

[jackisreallycool]

My energy

[rigaya-deactivated20180901]

im the girl

[juuliaroberts]

EAT THE RICH

[flyfella]

This is a gag

[ducklingfantasy-deactivated2019]

Who is she

[thepuppyclub]

[800-dick-pics]

can someone caption this? I cant read all of them

[800-dick-pics]

1) “Levi’s uses abrasive blasting, killing workers" 

2) “New Look uses sweatshops”

 3) “River Island pays its workers half the minimum wage" 

4) “H&M uses slave labour" 

5) “H&M uses sweatshops”

6) “Asos uses sweatshops”

7) “Bershka - owned by Inditex - uses child labour”

8) “Stradivarius- owned by Inditex - uses child labour" 

9) “Mango - 1135 dead in the Savar building collapse”

[pieceofmanju]

A lot of people in the notes are getting real defensive while missing the point of the post. For one thing, no where on this post does it tell you not to shop at these places or that youre a bad person if you do. The post is about showing the hypocrisy of these brands emptily co-opting social justice movements for profit, something extremely rampant right now. Its an information post. Its an attack on the corporations, not the individual.

[commupissed-deactivated20180419]

[eltigrechico]

Direct Action

[grimandghoulish]

reblog if you remember what it felt like to walk into blockbuster

[fempeen-deactivated20210507]

Omg I miss this. I constantly get the urge to go rent a movie. Like watching the movie itself was seriously not even the fun part. Just walking around taking forever to pick especially if you were with a large group of people. Sneaking in the open section. Omg. So fun.

[hilarioushumorfromouterspace]

[thorffour-deactivated20190920]

Before vs After Adoption

[source]

[monkeysaysficus]

[sheilikhal]

Truthfully the most precious thing I have ever had the privilege to repost.

[occultjackalope]

This makes my heart so happy. ❤️❤️❤️

[frozen-felix]

[reasonandempathy]

The majority of US workers live in "employment monopsonies" where there is little or no competition for workers

In Labor Market Concentration, a new working paper from economists at U Penn, U Navarra and the Roosevelt Institute, researchers analyze a large US government data-set to determine how many workers…

In Labor Market Concentration, a new working paper from economists at U Penn, U Navarra and the Roosevelt Institute, researchers analyze a large US government data-set to determine how many workers live in markets where there is effective only one or two employers, a situation called “monoposony” (when a single buyer has a monopoly).

The researchers find that the majority of US workers live in these markets, where there is no competition for their labor; in these markets, wages are artificially suppressed because employers do not have to bid against each other for the same workers.

This is an important data-point in the ongoing debate about anti-trust and competition in capitalist economies. When the Chicago School economists gutted anti-trust enforcement in the USA, they did so on the basis that the only reason for governments to interfere in markets was when monopolists used their power to raise prices – but not when they colluded to sabotage new market entrants or suppress new products or services, and certainly not to prevent them from thwarting workers who wanted to get raises. The theory was that labor markets are “naturally competitive” and do not warrant consideration by regulators.

This is, in part, what the minimum wage is for.  This is what OSHA is for.  This is what the social safety net is for.

They are the counterbalancing force against issues and circumstances like this, where the basic theoretical dynamics of capitalism don’t work, either because they damage they would inflict on a society are too great or because the necessary prerequisites for capitalism to operate don’t exist.

If you live in an area where are no jobs, where you have no real competition among employers for labor, then you have no choice but to take the job offered, regardless of the health risks, the low pay,   They are what keep people from having no other choice but to work for next-to-no pay in dangerous places with no benefits, because each individual needs a job but jobs don’t need each individual.

[shytimesabandonableplatform]

“Just find another job”, my ass.

[batmanisagatewaydrug-deactivate]

This just in heterosexual culture still unappealing and weird 

[lolrider]

women are harpies that are stealing my Man Strength in order to make themselves stronger.  I saw one woman who had done this five times, and could now bench-press more than me in the gym.  Terrifying.

[dongstomper-deactivated20161230]

when a man loves a man they have infinite strength, but when a woman loves a woman they have no weaknesses. chose wisely…

[pyrocortex]

The Unstoppable Gay meets the Immovable Lesbian.

[punxsutawneyfilth]

[imsopopfly]

Simple guide:

Born before 1980: You’re gen x, why are you even worrying about this. Maybe go do some gen x things like writing articles about how much us millennials suck.

Born in the 80s or early to mid 90s: millennial

Born between like 1996 and 2000: This is the no man’s land. No one knows which generation you are from. Both will welcome you as one of their own, however.

Born in the 2000s: Gen Z

Born in the 2010s: dude you’re like 5 what are you doing on this site? people say bad words on here please leave.

[unculturedmag]

Ron Hicks - Café Kiss

[nbamlb]

IS THIS ALLOWED??

[redlipstickresurrected]

Local Preacher aka Slava Thisset aka Слава Семенюта aka Slava Semeniuta (Russian, b. Siberia, Russia, based Sochi, Russia) - From Wet Neon series, 2017  Photography

[foxy-mulder-deactivated20190929]

this is the most powerful image on the internet.. reblog to join the circle

[yourbrothershotfriend]

Reblog to destroy all evil energies in your life

[90smovies]

Interview with the Vampire The Vampire Chronicles