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i can no longer tolerate the fallibility of language. let's all punch each other in the head

“power corrupts” does NOT mean “oppression purifies”

a few weeeks ago my fiancee and i watched this really cool documentary they found on youtube about life in a roman legion and since it was like about, you know, everyday life, it talked about how soldiers had wives and how the army had camp followers and several of the experts who were interviewed were women and one of the comments was like "why are there so many women in this documentary about manly man men?"

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#the other comment was just 'also a lot of roman soldiers were in gay relationships'#which is fair!

poetrylesbian

ominous-signs

Sign I saw near a beach in California a few years ago.

joeinct

The Game Goes On—Children playing basketball next to a burning building in East Harlem, Photo by Paul Hosefros, 1975,

#ball is life

soup-mother

By expropriating your lunch money I am working towards UN Sustainable Development Goals 1: No poverty (I have money), 2: Zero Hunger (I am going to buy myself lunch with it), 5: Gender Equality (I am a girl), 10: Reduced Inequalities (You had lunch money and I didn't), 12: Responsible production and consumption (I am going to eat the lunch I buy with it), 15: Life on land (I am alive on land), 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions (I didn't hit you because you gave me your lunch money) and 17: Partnerships for the Goals (We worked together to make this happen)

reinermariarilke

Anyone taking part in the Euro Banknote survey better support Birds and Rivers or else 🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪

reinermariarilke

Here's the link to the survey btw

#BIRD SWEEP

animentality

cannibalchicken

illustratus

French soldiers buying and reading newspapers at a kiosk in Rexpoede, in the far north of France (Department Nord, Region Nord-Pas-de-Calais) September 1917. The town is just 20 miles from Ypres, in Belgium, where the Battle of Passchendaele was being fought at this time. The battle was one of the bloodiest of the entire war, but is perhaps more infamous for the mud. The worst rains to hit the Flanders region for 30 years turned parts of the battlefield into a quagmire so deep that men and horses drowned in it.

#wwi