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Here’s a dinosaur reading bedtime stories to a bunch of puppies.
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oh my god i love every single one of them
Support Aisha Dee's career. The Bold Type has never been in a more fragile place in terms of renewal. Who knows what's next. We can and will riot if it's renewed and we notice even shittier material for Kat and/or reduced screen time in retaliation of Aisha speaking out. Hopefully, the writers and producers accept as the call to action she intended it to be and will not be petty about it, if given the opportunity.
Anyway, no matter what, support Aisha Dee.
I love gay people with my entire heart and will forever but jfc could we chill for like two seconds and not be this messy
living in the countryside really strikes the fear of god into you at the most random moments. you’ll just make eye contact with a cow or stare for too long into a brook and all of a sudden you’ll think something like “these are old bones and i am merely a passing occupant” and then you have to go and put the kettle on to cope
me:
the hare staring at me from across the field: which one of your lives is this?
me, legging it: okay tea time i think
Medieval Girlfriends random doodles
I think one of the reasons studio Ghibli movies are so special is the respectful way they treat children and childhood. There's a tendency in kids media to try and educate at any given opportunity, but I feel like a lot of Ghibli movies allow kids to just be people, with their own strong will and independence and decisions that are not there to necessarily serve a greater purpose, but just there as part of their existence as kids. I think that's a really important perspective to show
Well, in that case, I won’t wear my button that says, “I’m a Slayer, ask me how.”
“not all cops”
I work in a non-restraint facility for special needs kids (21 and under) with extreme behavioral issues. I’m talking real violent stuff. Sixteen and twenty-one year old boys who can (and do) home-run swing desks at your head.
As a non-restraint facility, we are trained to respond to these outbursts in the most non-threatening, non-confrontational way possible, while still protecting both the bystanders and the person currently attacking us.
We are monitored every second of our shift to make sure the safety and dignity of our clients is maintained, especially–and just let me emphasize this–the safety and dignity of the person attempting to hurt us. Their right to be treated fairly and with empathy is not forfeit just because their brain chemistry fucked them up today.
We have to be calm, regardless.
We have to be gentle, regardless.
We can never respond with any kind of force, ever.
Those rules apply to all the staff, all the time, no matter what.
So when I hear bullshit about how somebody “reached for their waistband” or they were “resisting,” when I hear yet another police officer got off because the situation was “scary” or he “feared for his safety” or whatever the fuck, I lose my shit.
You wanna talk about how you were frightened for your safety, walking up to someone in the middle of a psychotic episode? Yeah, well, I’ve been there. Pretty regular–probably twice a week, at least–no gun, no taser, with guidelines that state I cannot even use my fucking thumb because that’s considered “grabbing” and therefore a “restraint.”
And you know what? I’ve walked away from every one of those. I haven’t died. I’ve never even been seriously injured. We defused the situation in ways that didn’t involving riddling the other participant with bullets and at the end of the day, everyone went home. Go fucking figure.
And yet–and fucking yet–I keep hearing “not all cops.”
“Not all cops” are bad. “Not all cops” shoot innocent people .3 seconds after rolling up on the scene. “Not all cops” are racist fuckbags, misusing power for a personal joyride. “Not all cops” rape people at gunpoint (and get off scott-fucking-free).
Yet, at my place of employment, somehow everyone is calm in a crisis. Somehow everyone responds to violence with non-violence. Somehow everyone is always able to act like a goddamn compassionate human-being in the middle of the worst kind of street fight–
but you’re telling me that cops, people paid to protect, can’t all do what I do?
You’re telling me that cops, trained to respond to crises, can’t all respond to the same crises, with the same skill, that I do?
And you’re telling me that cops have to stick together in the face of these “potentially false” accusations. That cops have to support each other, no matter what, because their job is dangerous or whatever. That yeah, some cops, but ~actually, sweetie, not all cops~
Fuck that noise. My job is dangerous, too. But you better believe that if anyone sees a member of our staff breaking regulation, their ass gets reported immediately. That person loses their clearances; they can no longer be hired in the field, anywhere. There’s no moving to another district. There’s no finding another location. We make it stop.
So until every cop is cleaning house, until every cop stops this strategically blind bullshit, until every cop refuses to stand by and watch the rampant abuse and corruption inherent in this system, until all the bad cops are weeded out and unemployable–
Until that moment, then yeah, all cops.
I wrote this in 2015. Five years ago, I thought we’d have made some sweeping changes by now.
I say this all the fucking time. Teachers. People working in the foster care system. Etc. etc. so many people can and do deescalate.
Cops.are.not.shit.
black trans lives matter lets help her out
Let’s get her some money!
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history and fate = same force in opposite directions? fate as forward acting trauma??
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White leftists and anarchists are truly unwilling to analyze anything including their white privilege. "Multiracial class solidarity!1" means jack shit when white people disregard the wishes of the black organizers so they can live out their dream of rebellion. This isn't me being against rioting, far from it. But it is me saying that I'm sick of white people being deliberately disingenuous in their takes when this shit is called out.
Activists say the way to stop police brutality and killings is to cut law enforcement budgets and reinvest in services. Some lawmakers now a
An important detail to remember is that, while this level of support may be unprecedented, the idea isn’t. Defunding has been done before, and it works
For instance, the CAHOOTS program in Eugene, OR is a community-run non-violent crisis intervention and dispute resolution program that handles 17% of 911 calls using only 2% of the police budget. Or look at the Carbondale Spring initiative, which aims to cut the police budget in half to fund not only care workers, but also food autonomy, worker’s cooperatives, and renewable energy programs
It’s cheaper, it’s safer, and it’s proven. It’s common sense
Re: the last post, the article mentions that some places use clams to test the toxicity of the water. It’s like that in Warsaw- we get our water from the river, and the main water pump has 8 clams that have triggers attached to their shells. If the water gets too toxic, they close, and the triggers shut off the city water supply automatically.
The clams are just better at measuring the water quality than any man-made sensors.
Edit: check out this documentary trailer : https://vimeo.com/408820791
God Bless Our Troops
They hot glued a spring to a clam and gave it full control over the water supply
The other day I learned on Twitter about a girl that was nearlly named after the river on her town. So, reblog with what your name would be if it was based on the river on your town (or the closest river)
https://www.freejoshwilliams.com/freejosh
Help Free Josh — Free Josh Williams
I have been feeling so good in this body lately. My therapist during a session where I was crying and gaslighting myself just kept reminding me that my body cannot lie to me, I listen to it and can know things so deeply. That can’t leave me.
My boobs don’t make me a woman. My femme doesn’t make me a woman. I am not a woman. And my body is not a woman’s body. I don’t have to hate my body to be trans. I’m relishing this period of bodily comfort, of feeling the fatty tissue in my chest, in squeezing my thighs and stomach. Everything we touch we change, everything that touches me changes me. Bodies are adapting adapting adapting.