Secondhand-sick

Stop what you're doin', cuz i'm about to ruin'... the image and the style that you're used to...

[zoe3043]

I declare October 17th to be Godzilla JR appreciation day.

[jjanoskians]

[shatners-phallus]

WHY CAN’T I STOP LAUGHING

[kraizeekatt]

[sosuperawesome]

Patches / Pins / Stickers

Maiden Voyage Clothing on Etsy

See our #Etsy or #Patches tags

[pocmemes]

[jonghyunkazoo]

Granny: No printer, just fax!

[md-admissions]

I know this is for a kdrama show but like fuck this speaks to the patient population I care for and my frustration with the US right now. 

[beyond-the-political-spectrum]

History vs. HIStory….

[verfolt-deactivated20181015]

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[Credits - Submitted by: sarcasmismydrugs to 1000notes.com] Submit - What is this?

[41feelingforever21]

[serah-farron-deactivated2022112]

In loving memory of John McCain, here are some of his proudest achievements:

Violating the Geneva Convention to bomb a lightbulb factory in Vietnam

Snubbed the Vietnamese peasant who saved his life after he crashed his plane in Vietnam while violating the mentioned Geneva Convention

Supporting legislation to forcefully relocate native American populations Calling Vietnamese people “g**ks” Using his power as a senator to help the Lincoln Savings and Loan Association swindle the life savings of tax payers in one of the biggest political scandals in American history as a member of the Keating Five

Singing that we should “bomb bomb bomb Iran” because he thought calling for support of the murder of millions of innocents was something funny.

Calling people “low life scum” who were protesting Henry Kissinger, a notorious American war criminal who played a role in the US-backed overthrow of the democratically elected president of Chile, Salvador Allende, and his replacement with the fascist Augusto Pinochet, who became known for tossing political dissidents out of helicopters.

Calling for war and/or supporting war in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, West and Central Africa, Iran, Bosnia and Kosovo, Ukraine, Russia, and the DPRK.

Hanging out with neo-Nazis in Ukraine and supporting them shortly before their coup in Ukraine

Later hanging out with neo-Nazis again and holding a “good meeting” with them

Returned to congress while sick from cancer and receiving treatment for it on his free state-funded healthcare in order to make sure that poor people don’t get to have healthcare

[emotionalempowerer-blog]

Wages still haven’t kept up with the increases.

[scaryplanet]

Pretty freaky!

[the-absolute-best-gifs]

When my mom throws a family party

[ithelpstodream]

[achrilock-deluxe-deactivated201]

There was a great deal of discussion about this, in academia and even in parts of the mainstream media immediately following 9/11.  It was sort of a guilty secret kind of discussion because nobody wanted to appear unsympathetic to the victims of terrorism, but it was there.  Then it got shut down by the whole Pearl Harbor cultivated patriotism effect that was getting everyone to accept the Iraq and Afghan wars (which are still going on), where you aren’t allowed to say anything negative about the United States or its past or how that past contributes to its current problems, and by the destruction of decent corporate journalism that occurred in 2002-2003.

It sounds dumb to say that people know these things but won’t talk about them, but the people with enough education and experience to know are part of professional frameworks, and those frameworks and career paths are heavily ideologically and financially gated, and so people with knowledge don’t speak up or talk about things like this because people who do that don’t stick around or advance.  And the people who know but are outside of “respectable” career positions, civilian or government, aren’t relevant and nobody listens to them because there’s nothing to gain and everything to lose by doing so.  That’s how it has worked in the United States since World War II.  That’s why no one learns, and why government has turned into a patriotism purity feedback loop of destruction.

And yeah, we’re totally about to bomb Iran.

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[molluscappreciator-deactivated2]

Inspirational

[nuclearharvest]

The source of this photograph is the book “Unternehmen Aldebaran” from Jan Udo Holey. This photograph was made in April of 1945.