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[guerrillatech]

[funoftheday]

You don’t say.

[a-spoon-is-born]

[timemachineyeah]

For the record, she actually abandoned the movement BEFORE they all got whooping cough, but abandoned it too late. There’d been a breakout of measles in her area that caused her to reassess, and she and her doctor had already drafted and started a catch-up vaccination schedule, but her kids caught whooping cough just before it could be started. Then she wrote a blog post for The Scientific Parent explaining how she and her husband had come to wrong decisions in the first place, how they changed their mind, the consequences they suffered as a result, and asking other parents to please vaccinate their kids. And now she’s an activist for destroying the misinformation of anti-vaxxers, and reaching out to anti-vaxxers because she’s understands their fears but knows their kids deserve better. 

She was trying to the best for her kids and just didn’t know how to interpret the validity of information or its sources, an actual skill that can be actually difficult and that is under-taught and a necessary first step to being able to trust vaccination research, so chose no action over taking an action she wasn’t sure of. She kept looking into it with family and friends and even eventually came to the right conclusion before her kids became sick, but it was still too late.

Honestly it was pretty brave of her to publicly admit she was wrong. She could have just quietly vaccinated her kids and not become a national news story, but instead she spoke out, even saying “I’m writing this from quarantine, the irony of which isn’t lost on me.” and also “I am not looking forward to any gloating or shame as this ‘defection’ from the antivaxx camp goes public, but, this isn’t a popularity contest.  Right now my family is living the consequences of misinformation and fear.  I understand that families in our community may be mad at us for putting their kids at risk.”

She understood the consequences and still put herself and her story out there. 

[ultimatebottom69]

Look at this woman being good.

[danfreakindavis-deactivated2019]

when you find that perfect gif but don’t know how to use it

[simonamstellshair]

You can reverse the flow of the hotdogs if you concentrate hard enough

[cornchipz-revival]

oh my god you can

[barbarella-deactivated20211107]

reminder that it’s ok to anonymous drop me a love letter ok

[catastrofeultravioletta]

Or a letter in general tbh, let's write more letters

[1percentcharge]

[wellsyonpiano]

I think of Sylvia Plath sometimes. Of Leo Tolstoy's wife. Of Mozart's sister. I think of the reasons Jane Austen never married. The women of the French Revolution. The women of the Indian Independence Movement who were shunned to housework by "Mahatma" Gandhi. I think I live for them, those women, live for all the things they wanted to do.

[fairycosmos]

i was so angry at everything when i was 13. and i was right

[tiktoksthataregood-ish]

[lgbt]

gay grandmacore.

[cruelfeast]

werewolves are the best because they can be about womanhood or transness or morality or self-image or any type of Otherness. alienation. being afraid of yourself. society being afraid of you. finding your true self. becoming free.

[itswillowstree]

Being a really cool wolf dude who eats people

[usurperss]

Artists who know how to draw armors or very detailed clothing are powerful

[usurperss]

oh to draw embroidery like Alexander Roslin does

[ashadeofpemberley]

See it’s stuff like this that makes me believe that selling your soul to the devil in exchange for talent was a real career track in the 1700s.

[radstudies]

Hans Baluschek (German, 1870-1935) - Big City Train Station, 1904

[anarchblr]

mfs will really be like “☭who really won the space race?☭” as if it weren't the basis for rich fucks to now play out their escapist exo-colonial fantasies and rampant pollution in the face of increasing ecological devastation

[anarchblr]

@civilizationcucks you seeing this shit?

I have legit no fkn words. None.

[perestroika-hilton]

Tbh I think it's pretty apparent that everyone involved knows space colonization (discourse that I'm not having on this post god willing) isn't happening and it's just a way to scope out technologies as conditions on earth worsen

Like I see it as pretty harmless as far as aes history takes do

[anarchblr]

On whose land were those stations and training facilities and launchpads and experimentation built on? Who was displaced? Who's still being displaced?

[sapphophallocentrism]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/interactive/2021/brazil-alcantara-launch-center-quilombo/

It's still happening. This very year indigenous peoples (in Brazil) are being evicted from their lands to make away for American rockets. It's silly when people act like the colonialism in space colonization is purely metaphorical.

[hairtusk]

Women and Emptiness

Audrey Wollen, Girls Own The Void | unknown source | William Shakespeare, King Lear | Rebecca Horn, Two Hands Scratching Both Walls | Mitski, Crack Baby | Grigori Kromanov, The Last Relic | Fiona Apple, Sullen Girl | Catherine Bertola, Residual Hauntings

[chornobrowa]

[paintingispoetry]

Gustav Klimt, Death and Life, 1915

[sexhaver]

[fisherfurbearer]

[the-shakesperience]

@forcesensitivebantha