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atlinmerrick

(Will never not reblog this beauty. What genius.)

dduane

Same. :)

callmeprettyboyreboot

Like magic 🪄🔮

coupenoblog

nerdygaymormon

Big shout out to the coalition of Catholic nuns who just told the US bishops to stop being transphobic.

“As members of the body of Christ, we cannot be whole without the full inclusion of transgender, nonbinary, and gender-expansive individuals,” the letter reads. It goes on to argue that “we will remain oppressors until we — as vowed Catholic religious — acknowledge the existence of LGBTQ+ people in our own congregations. We seek to cultivate a faith community where all, especially our transgender, nonbinary, and gender-expansive siblings, experience a deep belonging.”

The letter also states transgender people are “experiencing harm and erasure” in various ways, listing daily discrimination, a groundswell of state-level legislation aimed at LGBTQ rights and “harmful rhetoric from some Christian institutions and their leaders, including the Catholic Church.”

Read about it here

bizarrolord-deactivated20241123

I love when people genuinely ask themselves “what would Jesus do?” - and then do it.

this-is-good-bye

Reblog if you would fuck one of ur mutuals

chaos-angel7

If he sees this I hope he knows I’m thinking about him while I reblog this 🤭🤣

pkpaulshow

supposedlystacy

me: hey! we close in four minutes just so you know!

customer: okay! :)

customer:

sacred-portal

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turnways

misanthropiccatboy

What exactly does the law say? It authorizes people to protect themselves or their property by using deadly force in response to "unlawful intrusion" by a "public servant." The measure is essentially just a public-servant-specific amendment to the state's 2006 so-called Castle Doctrine bill, which allows people to do whatever they have to to stop someone from illegally entering a home or car. Indiana is reportedly the first state to specifically allow the use of force against police. The new rule was passed with a nudge from the National Rifle Association, which has pushed permissive gun laws around the country.

holy shit NRA W??

misanthropiccatboy

"It just puts a bounty on our heads," Downs tells Bloomberg. Sergeant Joseph Hubbard, for one, says he now worries that every time he pulls over a car, the driver might shoot him and cite the law as justification. "Somebody is going get away with killing a cop because of this law."

get fucked pig