Commie Mothman

I'm THE Mothman and yes I'm queer

[itachis]

SPY X FAMILY / スパイファミリ (2022-) 1.03 | “受験対策をせよ” • prepare for the interview dir. Takashi Katagiri

[memewhore]

[solis-radii]

Literally me at work

[mostlybats-partiallyrats]

Nicholas this is a

Stupid

conversation, and I'm not going to continue it.

[amygdalae]

i reject the idea that the only 2 stances to take on ghosts existing are “believer” and “skeptic”

[amygdalae]

[demilypyro]

[diver-up]

u all ever lose the ability to socialize in the middle of a convo like.... ok i’m done now there’s no more words in here brain shutting off

[skunkcowboy]

Whenever autism moms post shit like like “autism won today 😔” Im just like okay, another win for autism!

[pillowpetco]

[unclefather]

[degenerate-perturbation]

Bears are easily one of the most animals of all time but a close second is the fossa

[degenerate-perturbation]

Like that sure is an animal alright

[verdadero-mirtilo]

What are the criteria for being the most animal

[loxwyr]

Being shaped, having a diet of certain foods, tendency to live in places. That sort of thing.

[theocseason4]

[unpretty]

The Outbursts of Everett True was a comic strip that ran in papers from 1905 to 1927, wherein the aforementioned Everett True regularly beat the everliving shit out of rude people as a warning to anyone else who might consider being rude. Men have not only been taking up too much room on public transport for about as long as public transport has existed, but the people around them have been irritated about it for at least a hundred years. The next time someone tries to claim that manspreading is a false phenomenon, please direct them to this strip so that Everett True can correct their misconceptions with an umbrella upside the head.

[guyalice]

I have never before heard of Everett True, but if he “regularly beat the everliving shit out of rude people as a warning to anyone else who might consider being rude,” I have a strong spiritual connection with him.

[froginakettle]

[hotcocoachia]

I fucking love him

[jaynavajasso]

i can imagine this guy’s voice very clearly in my head but i couldn’t put a name to it 

[iamtypinglike98madmen-deactivat]

He also jabs racists in the eye!

[tumblunni]

I love the justice grandpa of fists

[cursedcharley]

I’m very lucky to own a book that’s a collection of most of these comics (sadly not all of them) and would highly recommend hunting these down if you can. Sorry for the lack of a scanner but phone photos will just have to do.

He was a enjoyable cuss who didn’t care for war mongering.

Especially profitable war mongering and excuses for it!

He certainly didn’t like selfish husbands and fathers!

Politicians who turned on their words once they got theirs weren’t safe.

He said fuck the police!

He absolutely didn’t like people ruining little things for kids.

He stood up for foreigners. Especially those doing their best to communicate with limited second language knowledge.

He was not having any tomfoolery when it came to gun safety and laws. Especially with youth involved.

You had better not abuse a animal with him nearby. He’d right that wrong real quick!

And best of all him and his wife were both prickly cusses together. Relationship goals.

[biglawbear]

I have a new role model

[briarchubnj]

😍

[runcibility]

“justice grandpa of fists”

[arquus-malvaceae-deactivated202]

It’s nice to see a fat dude in a political cartoon that’s NOT being used as shorthand for greed and corruption.

[charismat1c-megafauna]

Hes like the personification of motherfucker unlimited

[bogleech]

Reblogging this newer version of this thread with so many more strips I haven’t seen…why did this character ever disappear. Where did you go, Everett.

[tramampoline]

we need him more than ever…

[sarabeth72]

Grandpa Fuck Around & Find Out. Love him.

[celine-deyonce]

Early Simpsons episodes said FUCK blue lives

[catgirlforeskin]

It’s hard to conceptualize sometimes how much early Simpsons was counterculture and genuinely radical, before it became the hegemonic culture it had previously criticized

[ceevee5]

[iamtherabbitinwonderland]

[horce-divorce]

Alex Haahaard (they/them) on twitter:

"at some point we should probably have a conversation about how the normalization and glorification of physical exhaustion during medical training contributes to producing deeply ableist doctors.

Like a) it makes the field completely inaccessible to many disabled people whose knowledge is deeply needed there and b) it supports a deeply f*cked up worldview in which pain and fatigue are things you can and should "just push through"

[callese]

[brosetv]

Here are some wasteful neighbors

[writing-prompt-s]

Produce an emotionally moving one-sentence story.

[meltedbartsimpson]

hot dog fall out of bun directly into storm drain

[guerrillatech]

[illusivewoman22]

How……how did I never think of this? I know that foster parents get money for raising foster kids. How did my brain not piece together that giving that money to parents whose only sin is poverty would FIX THE FUCKING PROBLEM??

[whatbigotspost]

When the state has an invested interest in making money off of private prisons/slave labor, it follows logically that “child welfare” systems are structured to feed the prison pipeline. Removing kids from their parents traumatizes them. Then they become more likely for future incarceration. Foster care becomes a way to feed that pipeline, and of course, it overlaps with White Supremacy and disproportionately impacts families of color.

The powers that be think, “that $39,000 to foster care is an investment toward future prison labor and my future profit” in a way that leaving kids in their families and giving them money to survive does not. And again white supremacy is woven into the fabric of this system as foster kids are much more likely to be black but foster parents are more likely to be white.

[johnnyfromtheblog]

It’s not a problem, it’s a project.

Normally I won’t add to posts but I’ve read the phrase above and it stuck with me: a lot of things we see as flaws in the system are not problems, but projects. It’s how the system is supposed to work by design, because keeping people impoverished is what sustains capitalism.

[bookofkhidr]

A child free from the guilt of ownership and the burden of economic competition will grow up with the will to do what needs doing and the capacity for joy in doing it. It is useless work that darkens the heart. The delight of the nursing mother, of the scholar, of the successful hunter, of the good cook, of the skillful maker, of anyone doing needed work and doing it well—this durable joy is perhaps the deepest source of human affection, and of sociality as a whole.

— Ursula K. Le Guin, from The Dispossessed

[powerfulwizard]