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A sea creature in spaaaaace

galloptothemoon

Two fun prints I designed from this concept 💗 They eventually became enamel pins!

They arrived!! 😁

duke605

sethlord

The content I’m here for

jawncharles

who is he

quintusbenedictus

reasonandempathy

How to Ditch Amazon

Support your local libraries and the small businesses that are actually making the products you want. Fuck Jeff Bezos and the systemic, universal worker abuse, gaslighting, and brutality they live off of.

bladelei

this seems like a good thing to bring around as people holiday shop

vesface

the-gayest-dovah

Better see y'all reblogging this

disasterhimbo

This user wears their mask over their nose and sealed properly!

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kitsnicket

this fuckin movie

manliest-lil-weenie

jesus christ this is spy kids I thought this was some shakespearian story

kitsnicket

Shakespeare wishes he had what spy kids has

It hurts how relatable this is

whitepeopletwitter

t3sticles

Actually I think they’ll be ok 🙃

doctorzorders

Not everywhere is handling this as shittily as the US, ya dingus

xanthera

#this is important because we have to remember #we have to remember it *did not have to be as bad as it was*

yumearashi

New Zealand has now completely eradicated COVID-19 - no active cases and no new infections. (They’re not alone - Iceland did it too.) They are safe and back to normal life. No more lock downs. No more social distancing. Stores, restaurants, public transportation - all fully reopened. Weddings, graduations, and birthday parties are once again being celebrated. Their leaders are now shifting their focus to economic recovery. And they achieved it with just 1,504 cases and 22 deaths reported nationally.

Many have applauded the announcement, including Helen Clarke, a former prime minister of New Zealand, who posted on Twitter: “Clear leadership & an engaged public have produced this result.“

New Zealand had 0.45 deaths per 100,000 people, and a 1.5% fatality among COVID-19 cases. By contrast, the US has had 35.05 deaths per 100,000 people and a 5.6% fatality among cases. [source] And that’s just so far (6/13/20) - it will get worse, with the pandemic still raging and infections still spiking.

I have seen too many people resigned to this dismal response as unquestionable fact, saying things like ‘there’s nothing to be done’ or ‘we just have to tough it out’ or ‘America’s had the best pandemic response in the world’. One person asked me, ‘they’re doing everything they can, what more do you want?‘ This. This is what I want. Competent leadership that makes fact-based decisions and values expertise. Strong leadership that values human life over money. Decisive leadership that acts to mitigate a crisis, not inflame it.