DRockPhotography

Photographer and re-toucher in the Los Angeles area with experience in creative portraiture, lifestyle and artistic nudes. Contact me here or at [email protected] Check out my Zivity.com page and vote! http://www.zivity.com/photographers/DrockPhotography

[sunflowerseedsandscience]

REBLOG IF NAZIS OFFEND YOU MORE THAN NIPPLES.

[roarieyum]

Art is supposed to challenge you. Art is supposed to make you think. When art is censored, the art makes a different statement. A statement of what is socially acceptable and what isn’t. The censored parts are deemed dangerous to the public and become demonized/shameful to put on display, to talk about. Coincidentally when censored those parts become the focal point of the art, in which the viewer has no choice but to notice. When I create with my body, my intent is not to illicit a sexual response, instead I am trying to have a discussion about strength and vulnerability. Yet this is lost when censored. Nudity isn’t inherently sexual and sexuality isn’t inherently bad. Tumblr take ownership of the power you have to free people from unnecessary shame. The shame to talk about, the shame to show, the shame to feel comfortable in our own bodies. #Choosepeopleinsteadofprofits

Image by Andrzej Walusiak

[afloweroutofstone]

The President of the United States violated the Posse Comitatus Act this year by deploying the U.S. military on to U.S. soil in a law enforcement capacity during the Migrant “Caravan,” scare, which is an enormous deal and one of the things right-wing conspiacists have been freaking out about the possibility of for decades now, and every right-wing militia, every III%er, ever Tea Partier, every molon labe NRA member, every sap that has had their brain by melted by InfoWars- all of them loved it. They were never afraid of authoritarianism, they just wanted to make sure they were the authority

[tomatomutato]

The difference: they were defending our border from invaders, non-us citizens, not targeting Americans because they owned guns or said something deemed unacceptable by the government.

[afloweroutofstone]

There was no invasion, and there were no invaders. There was a group of people seeking their legal right to request asylum in the U.S., many of whom never even made it here. And if you think that you being a citizen and them being an “outsider” will save you when the military begins taking over law enforcement, you have another thing coming.

[yeahiwasintheshit]

ha. bye bitch

[chromolume]

reblog before december 17th

[go-go-gadget-nipples]

But they’re not female presenting

[badabingbadabong-deactivated202]

It’s a lady showing you some nipples. How much more female presenting can it get?

[brucesterling]

*Meanwhile, on Twitter

[florenceofalabia]

This is why we’re on tumblr

[lilyallurenola]

Bitch, I love this and I love you.

[1970sdeaky]

“rock legend and astrophysicist” is inarguably the most powerful title one can have. the big dick energy is thru the fucking roof

[mobpsycho100]

[wilwheaton]

I want to encourage everyone to send polite but firm feedback through the appropriate channels to Tumblr, asking them to rethink their decision to remove NSFW content from their site.

Agreed, and signal boosted.

[iratetreasure-deactivated202310]

Thoughts & Prayers

Yeah that’ll take care of it

[wilwheaton]

Fuck the NRA.

[fandomsandfeminism]

Just a reminder, this is every presidential election since I was born.

2016- Democrat win the popular vote

2012- Democrat wins the popular vote

2008- Democrat wins the popular vote

2004- Republican wins the popular vote

2000- Democrat wins the popular vote

1996- Democrat wins the popular vote

1992- Democrat wins the popular vote

[batteredshoes]

Sorry To Have To YELL!

[msmarvel]

My top three feminist exploitations of male-default language. (Insp)

[wilwheaton]

“We just saw a president elected by a minority of voters appoint a highly ideological justice who was confirmed by senators elected by a minority of voters, and who will now enact a legal revolution most Americans will oppose.”

— Kavanaugh and the court’s conservatives will accelerate the war on voting.

[wilwheaton]

“[L]et’s be crystal clear about this: Liberals are not the ones who are out of touch. Conservatives are. Virtually every poll I saw showed healthy pluralities and sometimes outright majorities opposing Kavanaugh’s confirmation. An NPR-PBS-Marist poll had it 52-40 against. News reports didn’t often provide this context I’m about to give you, but this was astonishing. Historically, most people don’t pay close attention to Supreme Court nominations, and they just assume that if the president chooses someone, there must be a good reason. Strong pluralities continued to back Clarence Thomas in 1991 even after Anita Hill testified. It’s extremely unusual, and possibly unprecedented, for most Americans to oppose a Supreme Court nominee. But it’s the case here. It is also a fact that more Americans believed Christine Blasey Ford than believed Kavanaugh. That same NPR-PBS poll had it at 45 percent believing Ford, and 32 percent Kavanaugh. Republicans, not Democrats, are in the minority. Yes, they do have a majority in the Senate, which is why this happened. And Kavanaugh passed by one vote. His 50 votes may have represented in this case the bare majority of the Senate, but the senators who voted to confirm him do not represent 50 percent of the country. It isn’t even close. Assigning half a state’s population to each voting senator and doing a little rounding produces the result: Senators who voted for Kavanaugh represent around 145 million Americans, while senators who voted against him represent 181 million. That’s 56 to 44 percent, with the will of the majority brazenly thwarted by the most unrepresentative legislative body in the democratic world. And of course let’s not forget, and yes it’s fair and entirely relevant, that Kavanaugh was nominated in the first place by a president who lost the popular vote and of whom a minority of Americans approve. Angry? You bet we are. But crazy? Out of touch? Absolutely not. We who oppose Kavanaugh are the majority. We are the decent people of the heartland.”

—

Awaiting Election Spanking From Angry Liberals, Conservatives Whine After Kavanaugh Win

I’m just going to highlight this, because it’s so important to remember and to understand: 

His 50 votes may have represented in this case the bare majority of the Senate, but the senators who voted to confirm him do not represent 50 percent of the country. It isn’t even close. Assigning half a state’s population to each voting senator and doing a little rounding produces the result: Senators who voted for Kavanaugh represent around 145 million Americans, while senators who voted against him represent 181 million. That’s 56 to 44 percent, with the will of the majority brazenly thwarted by the most unrepresentative legislative body in the democratic world.

It’s easy to be angry and feel that “America” has lost its way, but the truth is that America has been taken over by a minority of people, backed by neofascists. AMERICA is populated with good people. AMERICAN GOVERNMENT is corrupted by money and power, and does not accurately or fairly represent the overwhelming majority of us who live here.

[profeminist]

David Hogg: “Dozens of men are being arrested in D.C. right now for protesting Kavanaugh’s confirmation. Imagine if our Senators stood up for women like this. Make that reality. VOTE November 6th”

U.S. readers, register to vote here