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animalwoonz

aubrey-plaza

Birds of Prey + male fragility reviews (insp.)

marauders4evr

skyeknight-hyperfixations

I’m all for women empowerment but not to the point that it just degrades men by general default.

I’m all for women empowerment that they don’t need to put men down just so they’re at the top.

Because Natasha Romanoff never had to do that. She was one of the first female Avengers and even before she was revealed to be some kind of super spy in the Iron Man movie you already knew she was going to be a badass. Especially with how she dealt with Happy.

And in Captain America, the First Avenger, they showed Steve dive for the grenade. But Peggy was close behind him. If it wasn’t obviously Steve’s movie, she could also be “Captain America” and even without super powers of any kind, she still got her own series.

And basically, this movie in OP is also bad portrayal of women empowerment that shows you have to be a sexualized crazy badass bitch with guns and your YOLO tongue out to be “empowering”

aubrey-plaza

guerrillatech

kassical

Location: Torin Wetland

tlirsgender

Sensory overload feels like content aware scaling

tlirsgender

Me at the grocery store

studioghifli

blackqueerblog

Exactly at this point adding a kid to this world would almost be selfish

closet-keys

It’s not a coincidence that every time I see an article panicking about the birth rate in the US, the photo is always of white babies.

Any decrease in US population due to families having fewer children would easily be a non-issue with more lax immigration policies, but the people who write these articles are always the same people who panic about black and brown children entering the country.

It’s transparent.

robvalentines

“…Because my friends will remember me when I’m here.”

meangirlnurse

my favorite American holiday is the one where we have a gopher predict the weather

meangirlnurse

the gopher has spoken

goodfuuuuuuuckinriddance

people who are afraid of snakes are fuckin’ WILD, like dude, just carefully step over these fat babies’ sausage bodies and gently move the burmese python chillin’ against the door, then you become unfathomably rich. i would do this for $10. i would do this for FREE.

william-snekspeare

I would pay $10 to do this

cuttleskulls

GG EZ

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windforge

me

van-goghing-to-hell

yes,

la-laborista-republiko

But he's still saying Mexico will pay for it.

President Donald Trump once again unleashed what’s become his presidential hallmark: a bizarre, winding, threatening press conference, this time following his White House meeting with Democratic leaders Friday to try to break the impasse causing the government shutdown.

In a long, meandering briefing in the Rose Garden, Trump told reporters the partial shutdown now heading into its third week could go on for months, even years, if Democrats don’t give him the $5.6 billion he’s demanding to build a U.S.-Mexico border wall. The Democrats have steadfastly refused. The shutdown has affected some 800,000 federal workers — 420,000 of them forced to work without pay — since Dec. 22.

“This is national security we’re talking about,” Trump said. “We’re not talking about games.“

When asked if there was any “safety net” for workers going without pay as the shutdown continues, Trump responded: “The safety net is going to be having a strong border.”

Trump also floated another way he could get his wall: declaring a state of national emergency over border security to build it without congressional approval.

“I could do it if I wanted,” Trump said.

wodneswynn-deactivated-deactiva

If y’all are curious as to why I get so militant about the politics well it may or may not have something to do with the fact that the president of America is a wild man who believes things he himself made up and who talks about dissolving his own government and installing himself as a dictator as if it ain’t no big deal.

“I could do it if I wanted” indeed. Those words probably gonna haunt my dreams tonight ngl

tharook

The safety net for furloughed employees is a strong border? Is Mexico going to pay their wages like they’re going to pay for the wall?

ayellowbirds

Those employees include hospital staff, emergency services, and other staff of critical support structures. This is going to kill people, if it hasn’t already.

Impeach the bastard.

thefingerfuckingfemalefury

LOCK HIM UP

jenniferrpovey

TSA screeners are working without pay and some are not doing their jobs properly. A growing number are involved in an informal sick out, causing longer lines.

We already have a shortage of air traffic controllers. One in five are eligible for retirement. If a significant number of them choose to retire rather than stick out the shutdown, we will have a long term problem, especially as the new apprentices in training are also likely to quit.

They have also furloughed all aviation safety inspectors, although they’re being called in without pay as needed.

Tl;dr - if you don’t have to fly right now, don’t.

Other effects: Affordable housing contracts are not being renewed. Nobody has been turned out onto the streets yet, but landlords are cutting back on maintenance.

If the shutdown passes January 20, while food stamp recipients will get money for February (early), they may not get it for March.

FEMA will not have funding after January 31. Some people are still waiting for roof repairs they now won’t get.

The Coast Guard has almost no money left, which, oh! That affects border security. Hey, drug smugglers? All ya need to do is get in a boat. It will also affect safety.

Tl;dr - yes, people are going to die, and we may have a major air disaster. Or another terrorist attack. And more drugs getting into the country.

Yet, 75% of Republicans still support the wall…over American lives.

kedreeva

FDA is stopping inspections on a lot of food types, when we’re already having people sick and dying over lettuce. The FDA workers that are still working are doing so without pay.