[oneheadtoanother]

[sharkskeepmoving]

For You

:The Addams Family: (1991)

[kawasakibackflip]

Cried so hard reading one of your old cards where you wrote “thank you for always being patient with me”. It never ends, it never ends. I wish you believed me.

[knightofleo]

Sufjan Stevens | John My Beloved

I am a man with a heart that offends With its lonely and greedy demands

[marcchurch]

[gae-bolg-alternative-dot-exe]

[theconcealedweapon]

[dontliveinthefuture]

i agree with british people when they say fooking ell

[weirdness-is-good]

[memewhore]

[scenereport]

Nobody will ever convince me we are not all dead and are living in a perpetual hell.

[blackpyrefly]

me when anyone says anything to me

[divinum-pacis]

Anti-war marchers in St Petersburg protest against Vladimir Putin’s decision to authorise a military operation in Ukraine on Thursday night.

Photograph: Anton Vaganov/Reuters

[weaver-z]

Not going to elaborate but I knew Francine Frensky was one of US

[weaver-z]

Girl I see you

[tanadrin]

I can’t imagine the balls it takes to be a Russian anti-war protester right now. Good for them.

[capeseverywhere-deactivated2020]

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[dostoyevsky-official]

more than 1,000 russians were arrested in protests in 44 cities over the last six hours. some well-known activists were preemptively arrested as they left their house; others were arrested as soon as they unfurled placards. by the looks of it, there were large protests in st. petersburg. over 100 local government officials signed a letter opposing war, and over 170 journalists and intellectual figures signed a similar letter. this is a promising sign, but it’s feeble. as war drags on, protests will grow.

russian civil society is battered and demoralized; its most prominent figures have either been murdered or jailed. i predict that russia will become “totalitarianized” in the coming weeks, with full control over the internet and social media. it isn’t clear how extensive this will be, or how quickly it will happen. already, moscow’s largest theater announced that anyone disrupting the performances to say anything about the war will be arrested for treason. this has severe ramifications for what the postwar occupation of ukraine will look like

[dostoyevsky-official]

1,700 detained in russia, the likely accurate number is north of 2,000. i repeat that what happens in russia domestically is crucial for understanding what will happen next

[afloweroutofstone]

Solidarity with all our brothers and sisters in Russia who are fighting against war and militarism

[weltenwellen]

Nedra Glover Tawwab, Set Boundaries, Find Peace: A Guide to Reclaiming Yourself