Matt Tumblr Esq. @knullsdoom - Tumblr Blog

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Just some guy named Matt

30, he/him, leftist

Taken but always happy to make more friends

Cancer 🦀

Anxiety and depression disorder haver

Preferably 21+, NSFW, Dom interests, please let me know if I interact in a way that makes you uncomfortable and it will be corrected ASAP

Interests are games (video and traditional card), nature, sports, comics, books, music, movies

Cis man but militantly support all my lgbtq+ buddies

Minors DNI, go outside and away from us insane people

I only follow back if you are 21+ nothing personal

Fuck ICE, fuck cops, fuck terfs, fuck conservatives in general, Free Palestine

Go to a fucking show and support local music

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meangirlnurse

happy pride month

angelbabymikaa

don’t let anyone convince you that caring about the earth, the environment, and wildlife isn’t cool. it is so cool to care. it is so important to care.

thoughtcascades

i trust people who are nice to animals and tired cashiers

pissmamiii

like literally what’s the point of having a girl if you aren’t unconditionally obsessed and in love with her

perfectquote

“I survived because the fire inside me burned brighter than the fire around me.”

— Joshua Graham

sealsdaily

Today's Seal Is: Fifteen Cents

top-lil

"prison abolition" is a hilarious position, because proponents respond to obvious, vital questions like "how will you manage serial murderers and rapists?" with "d-don't worry about it, things will be different, and because they'll be different, they'll be BETTER!"

but there's a better hypothetical: ask what they would want to happen if they were a victim of a hate crime. should the perpetrator be merely rehabilitated? locked away for an arbitrary amount of time? executed on the spot?

obviously, when people are unwilling or unable to consider even first-order consequences of a policy, expecting them to comprehend a hypothetical is a tall order. but it at least makes them look even dumber ;)

theconcealedweapon

Prison abolition is a long term goal. It's not a single law being proposed that would free all prisoners once it's signed.

Why are you more critical of a hypothetical long term solution than you are of what's currently happening?

"Create a financial incentive to imprison as many people as possible in order to use them as a source of slave labor for corporate profit" is a much more hilarious position. "Create a class of people who can legally decide on the spot who lives and who dies, and who you're not allowed to defend yourself against" is a much more hilarious position. And those are currently happening and being widely supported.