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I love the new Thor movie but I'm absolutely positive Loki's outfit was either dark green or dark blue and not the blatantly bright blue that the pop bobblehead is. I just can't bring myself to get past that blue and purple to just buy it. Am I the only one baffled by the color change?
This was after he kneeled before me (no kidding). Story of my awesome day follows soon, and it’s a looong story.
HE KNEELED BEFORE YOU?
JESUS FUCKING SHIT FUCK, TOM.
SOMEONE FIND THAT MAN A DOM.
*cough, cough*
how can this have like 23.000 reblogs?!? HOW?! Thank you so much guys!
by the way, there’s a video now!
Anyone got any more pictures or videos of this little moment!?
it got better!
thank you ALL for reblogging this baby!
Sorry guys, but my anemia bothers me so much, I need to push my ego a little. XD
OH MY GOD HOW DOES THIS NOT HAVE A MILLION REBLOGS
TOM FUCKING HIDDLESTON, THE DUDE THAT ACTUALLY PLAYS LOKI, FUCKING KNEELED BEFORE A LOKI COSPLAYER AND HOLY FUCK
This is probably one of the greatest things I have ever seen in the entire week.
He is just so kind!;_;
Just reviving this!
@tomhiddleston-official I wonder if that blog is truly the OFFICIAL one, that would be neat! Hi there! <3
Marvel is out of control
Hey Guys! So Marvel is out of control. The fact that they gave this asshole a voice to turn Steve Rogers into a Nazi is horrifying. It’s also worth noting that he’s the asshole behind the whole “M-Word” thing from Uncanny Avengers. That’s Rick Remender, sorry guys, how scary is it that i almost miss him?
and now, they’re having Magneto team up with Hydra. No, shut up, I DON’T CARE if it’s just a media plug it is horrifying and I am disgusted. There is no reason to even tiptoe around it, this is wrong and it needs to stop.
SO HERE’S SOME CONTACT INFO FOR MARVEL. Please write letters, e-mails, tweets, call if you’re able because fuck you, Marvel. Tell Marvel This Is Not Okay.
You Can Use This Form to submit feedback through the Marvel Site
And here through the Disney site
Call the “General Help” Phone Number at 212-576-4000.
Axel Alonso, Editor in Chief at Marvel: [email protected]
Spidey office: [email protected]
****X office: [email protected]
****Heroes office: [email protected]
Hulk, Ultimate & All Ages office: [email protected]
Media Relations V.P. through Dan Klores Communications: [email protected]
Send letters to the Corporate Headquarters: Marvel Entertainment, LLC 135 W. 50th Street New York, NY 10020
President Dan Buckley: [email protected]
Twitter: @JoeQuesada, @AxelAlonsoMarv, @StanLee,
This is the number listed for Isaac Perlmutter, senior executive of Marvel, who immigrated from Israel : 1-212-576-4000
I’d recommend not contacting Nick Spencer directly, especially via tweet, because he’s a giant baby who whines a lot when people call his dumbass ideas dumbass and he’s just a giant headache you don’t need to deal with.
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Giving some heads up: When I called the general help line, and told them I was there to voice a complaint about comic writer employee Nick Spencer. They told me to email my complaint at [email protected].
The number listed for Issac Perlmutter, isn’t his, it’s the general help line number. I tried it twice. If someone knows his number It would be a great help.
Also I’ve written a call script and a longer email script. It’s under the cut and free to use.
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Reblogging this version for useful info.
I am a straight, white, middle-class American.
Can someone give me practical steps on how I can use my privilege to actively advocate for those who are marginalized by this election?
Me too.
And me.
Be their voice.
Anytime you hear a friend or family member start to launch into his rhetoric, argue on their behalf. Be the Devil’s Advocate as far as they’re concerned.
And when you argue, argue with facts. Know all of your information beforehand. And don’t be the one to get angry.
And for those who are marginalized, be their friend. Be there for them. Listen to them with an open mind. Let them know that you are trustworthy and that they are not alone.
This is a good response for taking care of things on the personal level, but there are a lot of other levels to helping out. White straight cis people are the majority, if you get more politically active on the whole, your numbers can help push things, and that action starts with each individual. A lot of people support people individually or sign e-petitions and call it a day, but the former only does so much and the latter usually often does nothing. Even when e-petitions are given to the party the petition is meant for, they often ignore them and throw them in the trash. Only a few e-petitions translate to action.
Here are a few things that work better.
Write Letters
Write letters to your congresspeople. Those actually have staff reading them and the people of congress take them a little more seriously. Not because they actually care about these issues per se, but they assume if you’ve taken time to write an actual letter that you care enough about an issue that they might lose your vote if they take the wrong actions. An individual letter might not influence them to act but the more letters they get, the more they fear losing votes. These letters can influence the actions of the Congresspeople that actually care about their constituents, and for those that don’t, they sometimes follow popular opinion of their constituents to keep their office.
Vote
This seems like a no-brainer but part of the issue is people only vote in presidential elections. Remember to vote during primaries to pick candidates, elections of congress-people (which happen more often than the presidency), and even in local elections that might directly affect people where you live. Even with Trump being elected, his supporters may be more complacent (and his detractors may feel more pissed) in two years when the next Congressional elections happen. Trump’s more dangerous agendas will be significantly hampered if he’s working against a democratic majority in Congress. We have the power to possibly affect the legislative branch every two years, so people need to remember to take it by voting every time they can.
Become Politically Active
You can also take part in political parties to support certain candidates (sometimes you can help them get elected by volunteering). Nominating the right candidate can mean the difference between success and defeat, and between certain issues being helped or being hurt or ignored. No one can really say for sure that things would’ve been different if Bernie Sanders had been nominated but he definitely inspired a lot more hope and galvanized more young people to action. A lot of moderates (and even some Republicans) respected him for his consistency and principles and disliked Trump, enough that some might have voted for Bernie as the scandals about Trump had come to light.
A lot of people didn’t vote at all in this election or voted third-party because they disliked both candidates, something that might have been different with the right Democratic nominee. Personally speaking, I know at least ten people that voted third-party or didn’t vote that said they would’ve voted for Bernie. Helping good candidates by helping their campaigns can lead to a better shot at ousting Trump in four years.
Help The Charities That Do Work On the Ground
If you’re worried about immigration, donate to organizations that offer pro bono legal services to people trying to obtain US citizenship or keep their VISAs. This can help people the country is trying to deport. There are tons of orgs out there! You can just google for them and research a bit to see if one is good at what they’re doing. If one near you takes volunteers of some kind and you have the skill set to help, volunteer. If you don’t have much money, donating even a tiny bit here or there counts. These organizations are usually underfunded and barely keeping above water, so even something as small as 10 dollars every so often can make a difference.
If you’re worried about how Trump’s policies will hurt the poor, or hurt people based on race, sexuality, gender orientation, etc., there are similar pro bono legal and/or charity organizations that help people with the same issues. Again, you can donate when you can, or if they have positions you can volunteer in, you can volunteer.
Protest Or Support Protesters
If protests are arranged against some of the policies that hurt people, attend, don’t speak over the people protesting if it’s not your place, and make sure you comport yourselves with appropriate behavior (ie if the whole group is trying to be nonviolent so the press can’t claim they’re violent, be nonviolent too). Come prepared with what you need to survive being pepper sprayed or tear gassed, and have a plan for escaping to safety if you need to. If you don’t think you can handle getting pepper sprayed or have health issues that could be fucked with (for instance, I have asthma so inhaling that shit could kill me) you can be one of the people that brings food, water, and supplies for the protesters (like milk, water, and dawn soap to counter and wash away the pepper spray).
Sometimes when these protests go down, churches and other local groups need money to provide these supplies to protesters so if you live too far away to protest or help physically, you can sometimes donate money to them that they can use to buy supplies. During many of the Black Lives Matter protests, local churches and organizations provided food, pepper spray first aid supplies, and water to protesters and took donations to help cover the costs.
Protests can make politicians fear they won’t be re-elected. Even if they don’t scare Trump and Pence, they sometimes scare congressmen who have to go for re-election more frequently and fear losing their supporters. The fear can translate into action on their part.
To Sum Up
Being people’s friends and standing up for people is good on the personal level, but does next to nothing on the systemic level, and can only happen if the prejudice is done openly in front of you (which doesn’t always happen). If you really want to help, it will take actual action, money (if you can spare it), and/or your time. Which a lot of people don’t want to give, but if you really want to change things systemically instead of just on a personal basis, it’s the only way.
Reblogging to keep accessible. Thank you, everyone!!!
Y'all gotta realize that some of us are weary because of the direct violence that comes with this presidency. Sure he can’t do x,y,z, but that’s not going to stop his supporters from harassing, murdering and discriminating against minorities. His election has given them the thumbs up to be openly prejudiced at a greater amplitude. The direct threat comes from his supporters, and that’s what’s terrifying. These people are all around us in positions of power and education. Their confidence in their bigotry has been restored and multiplied and that is extremely worrisome.
what do we do tho? like, honestly? what happens if he’s elected? what do we honest to god do?
Coming from the UK after our own catastrophe: you make his life hell. You make his government’s life hell. Anything and everything shitty that they want to do, you protest, you campaign, you petition, you lobby. You tie the whole thing up in so much red tape that Mr I’ve-Never-Had-Anyone-Say-No-To-Me starts loathing his job.
You create private safe zones, you look out for one another, you let your now validated racist, homophobic, transphobic neighbours know that their bigotry will not be tolerated through any means you feel it’s safe to do so. You join forces. Despite everything, you thrive out of spite, out of survival, out of a need to protect your own.
All of these communities have faced untold amounts of hell before and we’re all still here. It’s in our history to survive – in our genetic makeup. There will be losses and there will be casualties but in four years you’ll still be here and you’ll vote him out and the time to grieve will be then. For now, fight. In any way you can, even if all you can do is get through each day at a time. Fight him every step of the way.
I will reblog this as many times as i have to because this is exactly what i mean when i say “Get angry and get loud” this is our way of fighting back against this
Even if you hate the candidate that won, you still have to respect your president.
Got extra inspired at dinner last night and drew these on the restaurants paper table cloth.
A co-worker inspired me with his drawing of the impending zombiefication of the Big Lots we work at.
So I drew this in response :-)
*walks past people who are laughing*
brain: they're laughing at u
me: they're 20 feet away and I don't even know them
brain: at U
me: shit ur right
Being genderfluid pansexual is like: Do I wanna fuck that person or do I wanna just look like that person?
Yesssss!!!! Omg yesss!!!! This is so my dilemma!!!!
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if anyone has maile femlockpng’s contact info, please try to contact her!!! she has posted some troubling posts on her blog and I’m very worried about her!!
other followers please send her some support right now, it would be much appreciated!
Best Photo ever of me. I think my next cosplay should be Rose Tyler. How bout y’all?
Travelling at Night - Only Lovers Left Alive (2014)
It is a lie that women have been able to vote since 1920.
White women have been able to vote since 1920. All Native American women couldn’t vote until 1924. All Asian women couldn’t vote until 1952. All Black women couldn’t vote until 1964.
In five years there is probably going to be some big centennial celebration of women’s suffrage. But that will be a whitewashing of history. It will be an event that erases the struggles of non-white women. It will be an event that will try to hide the fact that white feminists heros like Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton actively argued against the rights of people of color in order to advance their own goals.
okay so this is a good post but uh
native americans couldn’t vote in 1924.
we became citizens in 1924, in an attempt at assimilation, but this was apparently so foggy it had to be reaffirmed in 1940 so native american’s could be drafted.
but native people didn’t gain full voting right until 1964, including native women.
The ICRA wasn’t passed until 1964, which allowed Natives the right to vote. However, through 1965-1980, there were still major legal cases where tribal affiliated natives were being denied the right to vote, hold office, etc. As recently as 2010 there was an ACLU court case against counties denying Natives the right to vote, as across the United States the myth that we are not citizens has permeated to the point that we are legally denied human rights to this day. 1924 my ass.
Hello? 911? I just witnessed a murder.
