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Net Neutrality protections will be repealed tomorrow (Monday, June 11th, 2018).

Net Neutrality protections will be repealed tomorrow (Monday, June 11th, 2018), and over the next several months to a year, by my estimation, you will probably see a drastic change in the internet. Your internet bill will sky rocket, people will be censored, news outlets won’t load. Its all predictable, yet unpredictable what will happen.

But remember that the most important thing to do now, besides continuing to call your representatives, is to VOTE IN THE UPCOMING PRIMARIES, AND THE GENERAL ELECTIONS IN NOVEMBER. If we can flip enough states from red to blue, it will greatly help us fight back. Ajit Pai tried to stop us from getting access to important information, and he succeeded in destroying NN, but he was too late to stop us from informing ourselves. We know what to do now. We have to strap on our metaphorical combat boots, educate ourselves and others, help others to register to vote, and get the word out about candidates in your area.

EDIT: The CRA (Congressional Review Act) still has until December 31st to be voted on, so it can still be passed!

We can get Net Neutrality back, but it will not happen overnight.

Good Luck.

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…i thought you was sleep LMAOOOOO

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I’m dying at “Baeless,TX”

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Thursday afternoon picnic in the meadow.

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Orange in his Hand

I see two men sweat at the exit of the freeway.

One is brown and burnt from the sun rays the other is white with an American Flag stitched across his trucker hat.

They both wear dirty clothes. They both burn to hold a little green.

One sells oranges, walking up and down the street. One holds a sign that reads, “I’m hungry, help me eat.” I feel for both of them, but I only admire one.

The one who hands oranges in bags to tired faces, who chases cars for his change, who counts pennies as profit to keep his apartment.

The one whose wife wakes before sunrise to walk through Los Angeles streets yelling “tamales, tamales” with a 4 year old daughter at her side.

The mother who crossed over 4 years earlier so her daughter wouldn’t have to sell tamales with a baby at her side.

The father tells his son never to beg, but to work hard for the bread. So the son sells Cheetos at his high school and gets called beaner for not owning named brand clothes. A son who must bring dollars before good grades because rent is two weeks late. A son who will one day hold a gun to the head of a liquor store clerk, only to remember his father’s words.

Mijo, work hard for the bread.

Rent is two weeks late so the family breaks tax laws to make jobs and they lifts roses to the sky hoping someone passing by is falling in love again, so the family takes elotes to the neighborhood projects hoping the ninos are hungry.

The news says this family is here to take my job, my seat in school, my country, but the only thing they’re taking is the risk of being handcuffed, broken and deported in the name of family in the name of love in the name of trying everything to stay above the current and that is why I can’t help

But to admire the man with an orange in his hand, a fireball of hunger in his palm.

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Sokushinbutsu (即身仏) were Buddhist monks or priests who caused their own deaths in a way that resulted in their mummification. This practice reportedly took place almost exclusively in northern Japan around Yamagata Prefecture. It is believed that many hundreds of monks tried, but only 24 such mummifications have been discovered to date.

Their diet was nuts and seeds for 1000 days, after that they only ate bark and roots while getting rid of body fat, After the 1000 days they drank a poisionous tea made from the sap of Urushi tree.

Finally, a self-mummifying monk would lock himself in a stone tomb barely larger than his body, where he would not move from the lotus position. His only connection to the outside world was an air tube and a bell. Each day he rang a bell to let those outside know that he was still alive.When the bell stopped ringing, the tube was removed and the tomb sealed. After the tomb was sealed, the other monks in the temple would wait another 1,000 days, and open the tomb to see if the mummification was successful.

If the monk was mummified he was instantly seen as Buddha and put on display. If the mummification wasnt successful then the monk wasn’t seen as one, yet still admired for his trying.

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Photos that make your stomach sink

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Alien Abduction of The Bradley Family

On December 26th, 2010, The Bradley family go missing on a trip along the Great Alpine Road in Victoria, Australia. No member of the family has ever been found. All that was left was an empty car and a camcorder with some unusual footage.

This is one of my favorite “found footage” abduction videos. Def watch it.

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Guys, this is as real as Paranormal Activity. “Found Footage” genre is often fake.

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Loung Por Daeng

The remains of this monk are displayed in Thailand at Kunaram on Koh Samui island on his request 30 years after his death. He requested his body be displayed, still in a meditation stance, and shown to the world. He wanted the world to follow the teachings of Buddhism.

He said he knew his death was imminent and spent the last seven days of his life without food, water, or company. He focused only on his meditation.

As for the neat sun-glasses you see, they were placed on him by his students after his eyes dried up and fell back in his head.

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Klan members gather at a carnival in Canon City, Colorado for a group portrait.

As if the KKK wasn’t creepy enough.

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December 2003 this image was caught by the security cameras at Hampton Court Palace, a huge tudor castle near London.

They kept finding the fire door open even when no one was there. Upon viewing the footage they found this ghostly figure who they said resembled King Henry VIII.

A security officer, James Faukes, called the incident “unnerving,” and said they’d ruled out their costumed guides. “In fact, they don’t even own a costume like the one worn by the figure on the video. It was incredibly spooky because the face just didn t look human,” . -BBC

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