[liberalsarecool]

Please spread the word that enrollment for health care ends Dec 15. #obamacare

[dejlah]

This can’t be reblogged too much. Even if you’re young and healthy, you still need health insurance. I was hit by a car at 25, and I didn’t have health insurance because I was unemployed. I still deal with aftereffects from having not been able to afford physical therapy, and I’m 62. Get insured.

[millennial-review-deactivated20]

[gallicinvasion]

what she says: “Oh I don’t mind; we can eat anywhere. I’m not picky.”

what she means: “For my entire life, I’ve been called bossy/picky/selfish/arrogant/bitchy for voicing my own opinions and making my views known, so now when someone I care about asks me about what I want, my immediate gut reaction is to defer to the other person’s preference. it’s less of a hassle to capitulate to someone else’s desires than to risk having someone verbally berate me for being truthful about what I want.”

[naturallyalix]

SCREAM THIS FROM THE MOUNTAIN TOP

[tweetsdaily]

[jehovahhthickness]

I want my kids to grow up thinking that I am their safe place.

I pray that their world never comes crashing down on them but if it does, I hope that their first thought will be “It’s okay because at least I have my mom to help me get through this”.

[ellym3lly]

THE RESULTS FOR THE VOTE ON EU CENSORSHIP AND LINK TAX.

This it the breakdown of MEPs via their country of origin.

ORANGE is GOOD.

GREEN is BAD.

BLUE is abstain.

PLEASE SPREAD AND REBLOG SO THAT PEOPLE CAN SEE HOW THEIR COUNTRY PERFORMED - EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT IN THE EU. THIS IS NOT AN EASY THING TO FIND.

France and Romania did the worst. If you live in these countries, your representatives were all for destroying the internet. You will need to work twice as hard campaigning your reps when this goes back for a second discussion in September.

Congratulations Sweden, Poland, Netherlands, Lithunania and Estonia.

THIS IS NOT OVER.

The legislation goes back for a re-do in September before we’ll have to fight this battle again.

[annushorribilis]

[caitlinfrisk]

I hope you all fall in love with someone who never stops choosing you and I hope you feel at home when you look at them

[yourdarlingdaisy916]

Intimacy is not who you let touch you. Intimacy is who you text at 3am about your dreams and fears. Intimacy is giving someone your attention, when ten other people are asking for it. Intimacy is the person always in the back of your mind, no matter how distracted you are.

(via thatkindofwoman)

[5starbando]

[left-reminders]

[weavemama]

[weavemama]

Here’s the link to the full thread because there are a LOT more politicians that received money from the NRA. There are also sources that confirms the amount of money these corrupt politicians have from the NRA: 

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/10/04/opinion/thoughts-prayers-nra-funding-senators.html

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/who-are-the-members-of-congress-receiving-the-most-nra-funding/

https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/recips.php?id=d000000082

[tpquill]

Reblog or retweet this over and over

[ithelpstodream]

[gasbossgatelightgirlkeep]

If your sense of right and wrong comes strictly from legality, you have none.

- @borderline-harley-quinn

[brucebocchi]

a conversation i saw on twitter about statues worth keeping reminded me of what is easily one of my favorites.

this is outside of the university of maryland’s student union building, a bench with a statue of one of UMd’s most universally beloved alumni, jim henson, conversing with kermit. people (usually incoming freshmen) will sit down next to them and have their picture taken. it’s one of the most pure and beautiful things on this earth.

[brucebocchi]

this statue INSIDE the student union of maryland’s mascot painted to look like kermit, on the other hand, is its exact opposite.

[the-movemnt-deactivated20170912]

‘Whose Streets?’ film highlights Ferguson activists’ battle with the trauma of protests

“You sacrifice your comfort, your security,” 28-year-old Ferguson activist Brittany Ferrell says in the upcoming Magnolia Pictures documentary about the Ferguson protests, Whose Streets?. 

“You sacrifice everything to do this work.” 

The film explores how Ferrell and other St. Louis-area residents dealt with the fallout of their demonstrations, even after most national news outlets left Ferguson to cover other flashpoints in the Black Lives Matter movement. 

The documentary premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in February and will open in theaters nationwide on Aug. 11. Read more (7/24/17)

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