Patagonia - Author: plush_bloom
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Patagonia - Author: plush_bloom
Merit Ptah - limestone relief - wife of Ramose at Waset (Thebes) - New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty - Egypt - approximately 1400 - 1362 BCE
A Forest by Gustav Klimt
Why is public sex so hot 😫😫
Climate change.
graphix artiste
Staircase Light - Carlos Diaz , 2023.
Catalan , b. 1968 -
Oil , 80 x 40 cm
Rolling Homes: Handmade Houses on Wheels by Jane Lidz (1979)
"are you normal about-" no I'm an insane pervert
"The first drop of rain" 2010 by Dmitry Kochanovich (Russian, 1972-). Oil on canvas
Postcard • ‘Le Garçon’ (1979) par Michel Plaisir
Every single thing labeled "sign of emotional maturity" is something millions of children worldwide have to do for the sake of survival, and every single "childish behavior" is overwhelmingly characteristic of rich, successful, and respectable people in their 60s.
John Stark (British, 1979) - Watermelon on a Forest Floor (2025)
John Stark (British, 1979), Watermelon on a Forest Floor, 2025. Oil on wood panel, 75 x 100 cm.
I need to bite something until it breaks. I need to jack off. I need to set fire to a large structure. I need to sprint into the woods
the dark knight returns | alexander mcqueen and jeremy scott | photography sean ellis | styling isabella blow | the face | august 1998
I fucking hate that the general response to RFK Jr's eugenist take on autistic people is "autistic people do pay taxes, autistic people do work, autistic people do date!"
Some autistic people don't and that shouldn't make them less worthy of life. Some autistic people do need constant help and support and that shouldn't make them less worthy of life.
Once again we're falling in the right wing trap of :
They make a hateful, fascist statement
Instead of focusing on the fact that it is hateful and fascist we try to show them that they are factually wrong
We throw our own allies and the most vulnerable of us under the bus in the process
We legitimise an only slightly less hateful, fascist view as we go
They have completed their goal of making us accept the still hateful, fascist second version, hurrah. What a victory.
Right now what we're getting to with that is that autistic people who can work and pay taxes are okay, and the others aren't. Fuck this shit.
Same thing happens with the people who are being deported ("they have a visa!", "they didn't even have a criminal record!" -> even if they didn't have a visa, even if they did have a criminal record, deporting them and detaining them in what's essentially a concentration camp wouldn't be okay, you absolute tools of fascism.)