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[meladoodle]

Hey welcome to my blog

lower your expectations immediately

[ishowdespair-deactivated2026012]

[kriegsherrin]

managing to keep a plant alive for ten days and counting award

[innerchildabortionclinic]

good morning everyone it's time to be tortured to insanity and then of course tortured for being insane

[kosmogrl]

they should invent a yourself you can forgive

[pup-purgatory]

[rylandgraces]

[the most low energy you have ever seen me] we’re about to go crazy mode

[wilcze-lyko]

Robert Anning Bell

[vintagegermany]

Essen 1923

[kriegsherrin]

Fr! It's like health and safety in construction. God forbid you climb a ladder more than a meter you need a basket lift but suck up a bunch of dust from grinding concrete and that doesn't count because it's technically within the norms even if you get cancer within 5 years because that's too complicated to deal with and can't be solved with a hardhat and a jacket

i had no idea it was this bad in construction :(

[road0flife]

[rakiloslov]

This is war. This is civil war. There is no political solution. Here's an image of a guy with gun. Here's a video of a violent crime. Doesn't it make you mad? Get angry. Here's a Sam Hyde meme. Here's more memes. Look at this guy in this movie. That's me. Like when a child sees superman and wants to be him. Except cool because I'm angry. Aaaaaaaa. People should be rising up in the streets rn. Im not doing that since it would be a bad idea but some hypothetical group of people should.

OK now you guys all get as angry as me and make your own posts saying the same stuff and be pointlessly angry all the time and post as if the posts are magic and can change things and aren't just us using social media as therapy and ruining everyone's timelines with a flood of garbage posts for days until we calm down

If we do this over and over enough times after every news story that upsets us we will save the west for sure

[th0rns]

Welford Road Cemetery by Alex Hannam

[monarcho-mysticism]

I said this some time before on some other post but I think it deserves its own post: the shift from "protecting the environment" to "saving the climate" is nothing but greenwashing and a psyop to kill actual environmentalism.

Environmental protection is a threat to the capital. You can't build a new factory on old growth forest, you have to modernize your old factory, etc etc. There are limitations, even on the consumer lifestyle layer (right to repair, reuse recycle etc)

In "climate action" you only produce more. You tell your customer: by buying our new fridge you're saving the planet. And they do. The capital wins and the consumer is happy thinking his new car that uses 0.0001l less gas is a way to save the planet. It's maddening.

[kriegsherrin]

this came up in my architecture course and i 100% stopped taking it seriously the moment i saw this hypocrisy.

they told us that the construction industry is the biggest pollutant on the planet (fair enough) so the logical answer would be to make buildings out of natural materials like stone and wood in an ageless vernacular style that is suited for the local environment and the bigger more important buildings something pretty nobody would want to tear down like a neoclassical style, right?

nope, they wanted us to design the ugliest shit possible with "recycled concrete" and bricks made out of sawdust to deliberately limit the building's life to 30 years so it would be "easy to take down when trends change"

not to mention how they were big on the "oooh no the climate is heating up" but prevented us from designing buildings inspired by mediterran designs because they had to be airtight for "insulation and energy performance". if it's getting warmer then insulated buildings won't do shit

i also spent my dissertation looking into who is pushing those ugly modernist trends and contradictory regulations and they really didn't like that

[irishironclad]

[kriegsherrin]

swedish bear meat for breakfast

the most intense meaty flavour i've ever tasted

[catonhottinroof-deactivated2023]

Julius Mařák (1832 - 1899)

Šumava Virgin Forest in the Storm,  1891-1892