Sonica81 - Villa S. (it) (2014).

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Sonica81 - Villa S. (it) (2014).
lynd ward by t. van gieson on Flickr.
Some mailing list used by progressive activist organizations somehow got my email address, and after 15 requests in 3 days for donations and "membership dues" to groups I never asked to belong to in the first place - all giving zero indication of where the money would be going and composed in the kind of pathos-saturated language that would make the director of an ASPCA commercial tear up - I regrettably have to admit that there is at least one valid reason to dislike the political left.
Things Programmers Shout #110
“WHERE AM I MISSING AN END BRACKET??” //submitted by richiiieee
[…] according to studies, every dollar spent on WIC saves three dollars in future hospital costs. Every Junior Cheeseburger you pay in tax money earns you three Junior Cheeseburgers later on. Meanwhile, poor children get to continue to live, and you don’t have to suffer the embarrassment of explaining to foreign visitors why the richest country in the world has so many filthy children with rickets. The biggest waste of taxpayer dollars on welfare is, ironically, the money we spend on trying to prevent people from getting welfare: for example, every time the government tries to save money by preventing drug users from collecting benefits, enforcing that law ends up costing more than it saves. Studies repeatedly show that welfare recipients use drugs at a lower rate than the rest of the population, because it turns out that drugs are super expensive. This makes the vast majority of the mandatory drug tests given to welfare recipients pointless. […] Furthermore, giving benefits to the unemployed stimulates the economy, particularly when the economy is already in the shitter. It’s pretty straightforward: if you give money to people who are on the verge of total destitution, they’re going to end up spending it immediately, because they’re probably way behind on rent, bills, and the food necessary to chase off the relentless specter of fatal starvation. That money goes right back into the private sector.
“5 Surprising Insider Facts About Welfare" - J.F. Sargent et al., Cracked.com (via atarimcgregor)
Why? Because the epic rad-ness of Laura Jane Grace simply does not get enough space and time on our blog. To be remedied.
Thought that I should share
You gotta be a special breed of evil to try and defame a 10 year old child Rest in peace
(I should have picked an earlier Friday night - the cactus roots grew around themselves in the shape of the old pot and it was quite a production to disentangle them)
Jakob Bogdány (1660-1724) - Landscape with birds.
This is a good time to mention that, lest anyone doubt my status as a degenerate, my plants all live in pots lined with expired liquor store advertisements.
What better things are there to do on a Friday night than randomly decide to replant your cactus, I ask.
Dear mainstream media: depression does not cause people to commit murder; in the future please adhere to the basic journalistic standard of "reading the Wikipedia article about a health condition before trying to incorporate it into your sensationalist press coverage"
Andrew Gn Fall 2015
Nothing makes me feel special and personally valued quite like receiving mail addressed to "Occupant".
Still Life with Fruits, Detail.
by Abraham Mignon (1640 - 1679)
Dated: 1679
I'm having a really, really difficult time believing that Ted Cruz isn't secretly a leftist conducting an incredibly elaborate self-aware parody of the right, because otherwise I just cannot parse him and his choices and the whole "partisan speech trying to sell the virtues of liberty and constitutional rights given to crowd of students essentially being held hostage in the lecture hall" thing.
Politics, good lord.
I am a collection of dismantled almosts.
Anne Sexton, Anne Sexton: A Self-Portrait in Letters (via asortaroguefairytale)