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HirĆ Isono aka Hiroo Isono aka 磯éćźć€« (Japanese, 1945-2013, b. Aichi Prefecture, Japan) - Untitled, Paintings
Violet/purple prickly pear. đ”đżđ
i want to live by the ocean but also in the forest but also in the mountains but also in a big city but also in the countryside u feel me
I will never get tired of this
Gradients of Thick Petals by Artist Joshua Davison Are Layered Precisely with a Palette Knife
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âRooftop gardenâ by | Tom Quan
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Land art movement
My favorite âGreat Moment in Moderate Historyâ was when Abraham Lincoln called John Brown a lunatic for trying to end the expansion of slavery through violence and then five years later ended slavery through violence.
The moral of the story is violence becomes morally acceptable the moment the powers that be approve of its use and not a moment before.
I had an angry row with my dad over John Brown (because this is what my family is) after listening to John Browns Body. His arguement was that âJohn Brown was a crazed fanatic, and he murdered peopleâ, and my response was âYeah, it would be a shame if slavery had to be abolished through violence or something. Good thing they stopped that crazy fanatic John Brown and then didnât fight the bloodiest war in human history about it just afterwards and instead just abolished it peacefullyâ, to which the response was âNo, thatâs differentâ - because one sort of violence upholds the state and is legitimised by it, and the other undermines it. State ideology is strong.
âif a private person should be guilty of the same things the government is doing all the time, youâd brand him a murderer, thief and scoundrel. but as long as the violence comitted is âlawfulâ you approve of it and submit to it.â ~Alexander Berkman
âThe state calls its own violence law, but that of the individual crime.â
-Max Stirner
just wanna clarify that when I say "abolish the police" and "defund the police" I do, in fact, mean that we should rid ourselves entirely of cops
because I've seen a lot of white people using these phrases and then walking it back like "give them less responsibilities and less funding!"
but the truth is that our policing system is intrinsically linked to racism, colonialism, and xenophobia. that won't go away if we give them less money or less things to enforce
so yes, I mean it when I say we should abolish the police
thinking about this here canal village in the netherlands