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The rise in antisemitism in the last few years is awful. I wish I could do more about it.
I'm not Jewish. I say that because unfortunately it feels like that needs to be clarified - and not in a "so I can't speak directly to the impact of this because it's not my story so you should listen to those who are being affected" (that's still true and you should do it) but because part of the antisemitism is dismissing Jewish people when they bring it up.
And I imagine this post will get me a lot of messages/responses about freeing Palestine - and I agree, lots of horrible things are happening to Palestinians. But this post is about the horrible things that are happening to Jewish people.
I'm Canadian. The things I read about antisemitic hate crimes have nothing to do with helping Palestinians. How does damaging property in Canada or attacking a person in Canada help?
I don't want to hear about the mental gymnastics or outright hateful logic you use to make it ok to attack a marginalized community. Instead, just go head and block me. Stop following. We don't need to interact with each other.
The harm that is being done toward Jewish communities and individuals over the world is heartbreaking. The lack of support/outrage/solidarity that is being shown to those individuals and communities is shameful for the rest of us. Call it out. Stand up. Correct information that is harmful. Listen and read and learn and try to understand instead of scratching your head and finding reasons for why this kind of aggression and discrimination is ok actually.
And if you're Jewish and reading this - hi, welcome. I don't know enough and I'll probably miss some things as I'm still learning, but I hope following me can be safe for you.
Someone set off a homemade bomb in NYC to "protest ICE" which of course injured 3 random bystanders and 0 ICE agents or anyone associated with ICE. Once again I am on my soapbox that the left has become as likely to commit terrorist attacks as the right and they always just fucking kill/injure random people, like all terrorists. You're not Katniss. Stop trying to kill people at complete random in a Marx Honoring Way.
If you view harming jews an acceptable thing to do in your quest to harm zionists and end zionism, you are antisemitic.
Its been explained countless times by countless jews on how to critize and talk about zionism without letting jews catch strays. And if you've somehow managed to exist in political spaces about israel and palestine, without encountering any explanation of how to do so, still a skill issue. It is your responsibility to seek out how to engage in activism in a way which does not cause harm to minorities.
"okay and what if the chicken is standing *exactly* halfway between" "man can you shut the fuck up?"
this would have got 100k notes as a tumblr post in 2018
Does anyone else rember when Shaiel Ben Ephraim, an ex IDF soldier who turned pro pal after the zionists kept making him feel bad about leaving UCLA because of sex predation reports filed against him, told the New York Times that the IDF is raping the Palestinians with dogs, which he "knows because he was IDF". He was caught bragging on X that he made it up, but no one cares.
Sometimes the autoantisemites are worse than the antisemites who aren't Jewish.
Watching him unravel on twitter was misery
and you know what? i am REALLY sick of these ads that are openly mocking people for being concerned about the products they’re selling.
Amazon’s super bowl ad where the Alexa mocks Chris Hemsworth for being worried about giving spy software control over his entire life. Waymo’s ad with the intro “the robots are coming!” mocking people who are rightfully extremely concerned about sharing the road with, or riding in, self-driving cars.
i don’t know, it’s just genuinely insane to me. “Oh, you have legitimate concerns about our shitty product? sounds like you’re just lame!!!” like what kind of “quiet part out loud” marketing is that?
We in the liberal movements are doing a great disservice to our children by not teaching them enough Torah. I'm not saying we need to force them to interpret everything one specific way, but these texts are the foundation for our whole people and we need to study them. If we want people to be able to make their own decisions about what's meaningful to them, they need to know what the choices are and where they come from. Plus, the intellectual stimulation is good for you. We need to know how to learn and actually think.
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people are calling it a jewish conspiracy that the woman who was sexually assaulted by graham platner came forward with her story.
mind you this is the same dude who had a nazi tattoo for almost 20 years.
"Wait, you're a Christian? Like, born and raised? Wow, um, you know what American history is like, right? You know the country has only existed for 250 years... Yeah it's fine I'm not like against Christianity or anything but like, you don't support the US or anything, right? The US military is responsible for countless deaths so you support Al Qaeda, right? And the actions on 9/11? Look, I really don't feel comfortable having a Christian in my DnD roleplay group unless you can tell me that you denounce America. No, not the American military, America. What do you mean it's complicated? How can there be hundreds of years of history when America has only existed for 250 years what do you mean? Yeah there's Christians from other countries but they're all connected to America. I went to a bakery the other day and found out they were serving American pastries so I left they need to know that's not okay. I wouldn't hire an American babysitter, how could I when the American military is killing babies, they're complicit and besides I wouldn't want them filling my kid's head with American propaganda. That's why I find it so hard to trust Christians unless I can find out their stance on America. And I can't trust even the 'good' Americans because they obviously support Trump and the military's actions. They live in America and he's the president so obviously they voted for him, if they don't like him then they should show that by leaving. Honestly staying in America just shows me that they're a secret Trump supporter even if they try to lie and say they aren't. Look at my art piece! It's a church burning. Well, obviously it's an American church so it should burn. Look at my patch I put on my battle vest, it's a big X over a cross. No, it's not talking about Christians! It's about America because America uses a lot of cross imagery. Well it's not my fault America co-opted the cross so now I just associate crosses with America, you should recognize that not every cross is about Christianity if someone is defacing a cross you should assume it's because of America. Americans and Christians are all privileged white people anyway."
acrylic on canvas 60*70 cm “lace over the river” 2022 #river #volkslovers #art #painting #sky skylovers
i haven't lived in a college town in years and forgot how funny it is. last night at the grocery store i had to get past a group of approximately eight students, high out of their goddamn minds, all staring blankly at a wall of sliced cheese. i also needed cheese and asked if i could get by and one of them was like oh shit sorry it's just. and then said nothing else and gestured at the cheese
Wait while we’re all being unhinged about, like, stew. We all obsessed over the Joy of Cooking as children right. Right
The Joy of Cooking is a cookbook written by a committee of midcentury American goofballs who weren’t sure if your life circumstances were going to call for cooking woodchuck, wedding cake, or both at the same time. But the one thing they could arm you with? Unshakeable confidence and a wine pairing. Absolutely demented manual for living, 100% recommend imprinting on it as a child.
YES our first stop will be the Backpacking menu. We find it incidentally next to THE weirdest vintage things to do with bacon. Hello, bacon and rice custard. Why are you, somehow, a small act of violence in our day. We then see the actual menu with its genuinely extremely useful information including “welcome extra munch items.”
Referencing here also, useful information about building fires, which leads you to the Ritual Psychic Incantation of Massachusetts to determine what setting an open fire is on. This spell is to be performed nonverbally. and Mississippi will also do if you are a coward. Do NOT use anything except a US state!!!! Memorise this fact diligently as you may need it later
finally what other menus do we have, you ask? Normal ones of course
Lots of people asking “is this the one with the squirrel/rabbit diagrams” of COURSE it is that one
“Does it really have woodchuck”
Yes of course. Take one (1) woodchuck
Shout out to @arthurwilde for pointing out this is the one with the recipe for opossum that starts by first keeping the opossum as a lil pet.
File that under recipes you don’t need to make tiktokers try
@tartsandcrafts OH MY GOD
I have a vintage copy with the squirrel diagrams but fun fact: The Joy of Cooking is about 900-1000 pages. In braille, it is 30 volumes long. Volumes.
Oh NO! And this is a book with so many references and cross references that it’s almost unusable as-is!
Forgot to come back with a shot from my work. These are braille volumes of the Joy of Cooking
I am so excited by this, thank you so much for sharing!
In storage I have the Windows CD-ROM of Joy of Cooking. If anyone knows how to extract the database files in a usable way that might be helpful
Also, this is the original cover image
Note: there is no cooking referenced in this image. The joy is in smacking things. A water-dragon is there but we’re not exactly aiming for it and it looks friendly. This is because Irma knew we’d be out here, fighting for our lives, every day. The actual recipes are indeed less important than knowledge and confidence. The water-dragon, which represents Cooking, is awed by the carnality and joy of the Chatelaine. She is sainted for this; her handbag is absurd, and represents keeping it silly. Thus endeth the lesson
@ingridverse - has anyone taken you up on that offer?
If not, then if you're able to share the files via Dropbox/Google Drive or similar, I'll take a look.
I can't find my CD ROM but fortunately someone uploaded it to the Internet Archive
CompuWorks Joy of Cooking (Win95)(1998)
Oh my goodness thank you @ingridverse ! What a great resource!!
I remember this book having more drawings of hairy people having sex.
I know this is a joke, but it’s worth talking about the Joy of Sex, which was marketed the same way as the Joy of Cooking on purpose. Lots of millennials got their first understanding of sex from the slightly weird book their parents had, with all the armpit hair in it. Regardless it was very important for its time, and had elements that would still be slightly shocking or revolutionary today.
The original intention was to use the same approach as such cook books as The Joy of Cooking, hence section titles include "starters" and "main courses". The book features sexual practices such as oral sex and various sex positions as well as bringing "further out" practices such as sexual bondage and swinging to the attention of the general public.
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hot take in a roundabout way i think that's also why so many of us opt out of becoming parents ourselves
Back in 2013, I posted a Welcome to Night Vale fic and someone commented, “I’m autistic and I see myself a lot in the way you write Carlos. Did you intend for him to autistic?”
And I was like “I’m flattered you think so! No, he’s not intended to be autistic, but I’m glad you can see yourself in him.”
Now twelve years later I spent some time this evening trying to track down that comment to give a very belated clarification. Whoever you were stranger, hey. I only said no because I based Carlos heavily on me, and since I wasn’t autistic, Carlos wouldn’t be either. Well. I’ve learned some stuff in the intervening decade that strongly support your literary analysis.