Dale Muad'Dib

Belizean, Mexican, Lebanese. Aspiring librarian. I like books, movies, tv, and shit.

[flacomexicano-deactivated201806]

i’m a grower not a show-er what do this mean u might ask? means my peepee dumb small when it’s soft but when i get hard my shit bigger than your feet anyway the upside to this? no one ever expects how big i get when i’m hard it’s like “dam i ain’t even notice u got a big ass dick boy” the downside? if i get pantsed in public i immediately have to start jacking off before i pull my pants back up in order to get hard if not everyone will think i’m packing chicken nugget when in reality im not vegan but i brought the cucumber with me

[theawesomeadventurer]

why is this formatted like a poem

[theycallmebigpussy]

Because it is one

[tastefullyoffensive]

Must be nice. (via holden_a_fork)

[thesedragons]

[toonomancer]

[otakumon]

[foofighting-deactivated20180627]

arby’s we gotta have a talk (x)

[weavemama]

you can’t deny the existence of rape culture when our judicial system is ran by these gross ass men who justify it 

[acceber74]

These men hate women. 

[takingbackourculture]

Appeals court judge found dead near Hudson River

The body of an appeals court judge washed ashore in the Hudson River on Wednesday afternoon, law enforcement sources said.

“Sheila Abdus-Salaam, the first African-American woman to serve on New York’s highest court, was found dead Wednesday on the shore of the Hudson River, police said.The body of the 65-year-old jurist surfaced on the Manhattan side of the river just before 2 p.m., by the Henry Hudson Parkway near W. 132nd St.Her husband, who reported her missing Tuesday morning, was brought in to identify the body, sources said.”

She was also the first Muslim woman in U.S. history to serve on the bench, as well. This is absolutely devastating… Rest in peace. 

[porunareff]

Yukako Yamagishi phone wallpapers (268x440px) ↳ Requested by anonymous

[nevaehtyler]

[culturenlifestyle]

[nosourcreamplease]

Graphic design eye candy.

[black-people-twitter]

Can’t even pay rent with that || black-people-twitter.tumblr.com

[thetrippytrip]

happening WAY too often.. 

[pinkcheesegreenghost-deactivate]

Please check out Black And Missing Foundation for current, and trustworthy intel on missing and endangered black people!

(x)

[the-real-eye-to-see]

We need to speak against the problems

[thebucca2-deactivated20221101]

“Psychologically torture” grow up

[marxistbarbie-deactivated202109]

a person of colour: don’t fetishise me please

white ppl:

[africanaquarian]

this is so fucking melodramatic lmao

[raychjackson]

talm bout “torture” lmaoooo

[thesweetishthuggishbone]

POC: treat us as equals and with humanity White people: WHITE GENOCIDE IS NEIGH!!!!

[radicalbehavior]

Not ‘psychological torture’ they’re so damn extra 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[bellygangstaboo]

ouch

[postingwhileblack]

shoutout!

[originalweirdough-deactivated20]

support this man !!

[pondwitch]

the mortal kombat theme song is 24 years old and nobody has made a remix that goes half as hard as the original

[pondwitch]

what would you even improve on

[halharl-infigar]

ON GOD!

[fycanadianpolitics]

Ottawa police don wristbands in support of officer charged with manslaughter

$2 wristbands bearing message 'united we stand' is in poor taste, critics say

acab

Members of the Ottawa Police Service and their supporters have purchased hundreds of wristbands showing solidarity with Const. Daniel Montsion, the officer charged with manslaughter in the death of Abdirahman Abdi last July.

CBC News has learned some 1,200 of the black and blue, silicone wristbands have been purchased, bearing the words “united we stand” on the outside and “divided we fall” on the inside, along with Montsion’s badge number — 1998.

The bands were ordered by officers and have been sold for $2 each.

They were advertised on a Facebook site accessible only to members, under the heading: “In support of Cst Dan Montsion.”

“It’s well-supported, that’s for sure,” said Ottawa Police Association president Matt Skof. “This is just about expressing their support for a colleague. It’s a very difficult environment that we’re in, in policing.”

Noting that Montsion’s legal costs are already covered by the police association, the Facebook post states all profits from the sale of the bracelets will go to a police benevolent fund. […]

[mathbalnase]

Just cops ‘expressing their support for a [Murderer]’.

Nothing to see here.  Move along.

[allthecanadianpolitics]

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