[uglypnis]

Anish Kapoor

[dailydoseofstuf]

[homojabi]

The idea that “suffering builds character” is 100% capitalistic propaganda. Telling someone that they are experiencing hardship “for their own good” or their own personal growth is bullshit because it makes it seem like there is morality and purpose behind suffering. People don’t need to be poor, to struggle to put food on the table, or worry whether or not they’re going to have a roof over their head at the end of the week just to become “better” people. You know what else builds character? Surviving. So don’t act like the excess food, water and shelter that we have would be wasted on people who need it just because people working themselves to death is a capitalistic requirement.

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[skywulker-archive]

Coming out of my cage and I've been doing just

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[nonpsychotic]

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[whatsupcassidy]

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[leoascendantgirl]

[magictransistor]

Naum Gabo. Translucent Variation on a Spheric Theme. 1937.

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[vainaja]

[lovelovelovesun]

[sinidentidades-blog]

People starving when tons of unsold food is thrown away globally because people couldn’t afford to purchase the food, that’s violence. 

People dying and going bankrupt to pay for their healthcare, that’s violence. 

People being evicted from their homes when there are more houses than there are houseless people, that’s violence.