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@dances-with-hooves
the father, the son, and the holy spirit
Youāre missing the Way Better Chloe Kim headline
remember when old people tried to pretend like these were signs from Revelations, Gen X and Millenials with their shitty work ethic, these harbingers of our Doom.Ā
Without a lick of irony.Ā
Thatās right Olympic Competitors have some of the worst work ethics out there
How boutā y'all learn how to drive?
Black Ice donāt care how well you learned to drive.
Is this shit for real?Ā Somebody comes up with an innovative way to try and keep people from dying in car accidents, and some chud just HAS to crawl out of the woodwork to complain about it?
āBe a real man and die/suffer!ā Is a real viewpoint in America
My free time includes me time and that means me without you time. (x)
me, forcing myself to be emotionally uninvested in current events for the sake of staying tf alive and going about my regular business like
Iām keeping an eye on it
Douglas Island News, Alaska, November 15, 1918
Nothing like absolutely vIBING with people who lived 102 years ago
Final Thoughts on the 2020 Campaign.
"A few weeks after the assassination of President John Kennedy, when I was a Hill staffer working on a graduate degree, unable to sleep, I walked to the Lincoln Memorial and strolled along the Reflecting Pool to the Capitol where I sat on the steps alone. And wept.
I recall this moment of youthful innocence because of where we are today. We live under a President who has earned our scorn but not our tears. Who has elevated grievances and hate to the top of his agenda. Who has now done what no other President āDemocrat or Republican has done ā vilified the sacred right to vote, worked aggressively to suppress that right and threatened to dishonor another valued tradition āthe peaceful transfer of power.
Donald Trump has already assassinated decency. He now campaigns to assassinate democracy. He has put America on the ballot.
When I pull down my lever, I will yearn for a benevolent America, an America that launched the Marshall Plan to resurrect a war ravaged Europe, that created the Peace Corps to help undeveloped countries, that initiated a War on Poverty to lift the poor, Food for Peace to feed the hungry, insisted on the equality of all citizens and opened its arms to refugees seeking asylum and immigrants, like my parents, seeking a better life. I yearn for an America that collected dimes to wipe out polio, that led a global fight against AIDS, and will lead a similar fight against the coronavirus. I yearn for an America that defeated dictators abroad and will not tolerate them at home. I yearn for a President who will pay his taxes and wear a mask. I yearn for a President who feels inspired by greater voter turnout, not one who is frightened by it. I yearn for a President who will usher in an era of bipartisanship where Republicans will join to rebuild our infrastructure and restore our global friendships and alliances. I yearn for a President who reads, studies, listens, thinks, takes responsibility, urges tolerance and will lead with compassion, empathy, optimism, humility, humor and hope. I yearn for a President who will aspire to what the Greeks expected of their leadersāāto tame the savageness of man and make gentle the life of the world.ā I yearn for a President, to paraphrase Ted Kennedyās eulogy of his brother Bobby, āwho sees wrong and tries to right it, sees suffering and tries to heal it, sees war and tries to end it...ā
And so, with pride and optimism, I will vote for what I yearn. I will vote to honor a President I wept for. I will vote for decency. I will vote for democracy. I will vote for America. I will vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris." - Ted Venetoulis
I hate when people say slavery was 400 years ago. Slavery started 400 years agoļæ¼ļæ¼. Slavery ended less than 200 years ago. Much less.
And Iām just talking about America, Brazilian slavery lasted about 20 to 30 years longer. ļæ¼
As in we have colored pictures of former slaves.
As in we have radio audio recordings of former slaves.
As in you could typeā former slavesā into YouTube and find about 12 authentic, different interview videos. ļæ¼
As in the oldest person in America, who by the way is a black woman named Jeralean Talley who just died at age 116 would have been the daughter of former slaves if they hadnāt been born in the North. ļæ¼ļæ¼
Olivia De Havilland died just this year, 2020. Her Gone with the Wind co-star Hattie McDaniel died at a very young age, but being the youngest of 13 siblings, had she survived to 2020, some of her siblings and her parents were born into slavery. ļæ¼ļæ¼
We have broken audio recordings of Frederick Douglassā voiceļæ¼ļæ¼ for godās sake.
Harriet Tubman died only 20 years before the full-fledged color picture existed. Meaning that adding color by professionals onto black-and-white photographs was already an established artļæ¼ļæ¼ļæ¼ļæ¼ļæ¼.
Here, have a color picture of Harriet Tubman. ļæ¼ļæ¼
Educate yourself. ļæ¼ļæ¼
Art school critiques š„“
Understand that certain spaces are not meant for you and act accordingly. I donāt know if it was the alienation experienced in high school or what, but you are not owed anything in spaces built by and for specific groups. Especially when it is obvious that it is not the actual humanity of said group you are interested in, but rather in making sure you arenāt left out, again.
ATTENTION TEXAS VOTERS!
šØšØIf you voted in Harris County, your ballot is at risk of being purged!Ā šØšØ
Last, week the state GOP attempted to block all votes that have been cast through curbside voting. The Texas Supreme Court allowed the votes to continue to be accepted HOWEVER, the request is now moving forward to theĀ federal courts and thereās a very good chance these votes will be blocked on the night before Election Night.Ā
So far, there have been 100,000 ballots cast this way in Harris County!Ā
(HERE IS THE COURT NEW FILING)
Follow the court decision, which will be decided Monday (Nov. 2nd), if this judge rules with the Texas GOP and if you are a Harris County voter that voted curbside YOU WILL HAVE TO GO RECAST YOUR VOTE IN PERSON BECAUSE YOU WILL BE PURGED.
(Judges Are Already Testing How Far Amy Coney Barrett Will Go for Republicans)
PAY ATTENTION TEXAS VOTERS - YOUR VOTE MAY BE THROWN OUT THE NIGHT BEFORE THE ELECTIONĀ
āDonāt forget youāre alive. āCause sometimes when you walk around the city and youāre in a bad mood, you can think, hey, wait a minute, weāre alive! We donāt know what the next second will bring and what a fantastic thing that is. This can get easily forgotten in the routine of life, and thatās something Iām trying to bring to my attention at all times. Donāt forget youāre alive. Weāre not dead, you know. This is the greatest thing.ā
ā Joe Strummer
