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if i look back, i am lost

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we're not kids anymore.

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@maxforfree
yes.
IT’S HITTING
Leopard sitting in a box
who doesn't wish they were here.
songs I have been listening to lately
loop
me, today, at some gas station in Washington.
Jesus Christ in a Black Flag shirt.
I am alive, I’m doing some other projects, @thatrocity is a quick news site, and I am also writing columns for ANIMALNewYork under the pseudonym of Backdoor Pharmacist. Clear leftist liberal bias there.
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Yeah, this is an hour and 40 minutes of hypnotic Azerbaijan psych. Dude straight up in his own dome of excellence.
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When people in Texas and other states complain about bad laws, the response from progressives in New York City (I use NYC only as an example — there are people in many cities that believe their city is the most progressive in the world) is that they should just pack their bags and hop the first plane to Manhattan. Instead of working to change bad policy, they should abandon their homes, lives, and friends for more liberal pastures. For most of us, that just isn’t in the cards. My family lives in Texas and Louisiana, and I can’t imagine being far away from them. I live in Dallas, where I get the perks of a major metropolitan area, like 3 a.m. Thai delivery and excellent theatre, while simultaneously getting cheap rent and high wages. As a bonus — I get to live in a pretty progressive area full of great restaurants, urban gardens, cool bars, and best of all — great tacos. I don’t want to leave my home, and I don’t think I should have to. Texas is a pretty great place, most of the time. I’m not going to let a couple hundred right-wing men in Austin make me leave the state I was raised in. Progressives deserting Texas, Florida, and others isn’t the way to solve the problems of these states. More organization, more time, and more money from national progressive groups will lead to real, lasting change.
Stop Telling Liberals and Women to Leave Red States (via brute-reason)
I seriously love this. I live in Texas, my whole family is from Louisiana, and this area is a huge part of my life. I love it so much that I want to work to see it change and get better, because those of us who live here and can’t or don’t want to leave deserve better.
(via asfadedasmyjeans)
YES. I may joke about wanting to pack up and leave out of frustration, but I grew up here, my family’s here, everything I have is here.
I am not what needs to change.
(via thelhw)
North Carolina is full of some fuckery right now, but that doesn’t mean I’m hightailing it on out of here. Be the change, etc.
(via ouiser-boudreaux)
Beyond not wanting to move, many of the groups affected by fucked-up legislation simply don't have the mobility to flee the groups trying to oppress and disenfranchise them. When people talk about how anti-women and anti-immigrant laws are going to lead to a split country, it strikes me as naïve to the point of disingenuous; most of the people affected by these laws do not have the ability to escape them by moving.
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Dolly Parton "Don't Let it Trouble Your Mind"
Oh David.
A journey into the world of Italy’s racist soccer thugs.
I don’t remember who posted this a few days ago, but this is a really good read. I haven’t been to northern Italy since 2006, but even then there were Liga Nord and swastika graffiti everywhere - I can’t even imagine how it must be now. I mean this is the place where, probably about a month in to my study abroad trip in Verona, we were out at our favorite bar and we met our first friendly Italians. We were having a really good time, and then some youngish northern Italian dude with a sweater tied around his shoulders felt the need to pull my friend aside and tell her that ‘those men’ we were sitting with were….Sardinian! The horror! and he looked at her like he expected her to rampage about the place and start berating the nice Sardinians for having the nerve to exist. She just looked at him like he was crazy and said, “yes I know, they told us…” “You know they are ALL criminals, right? You shouldn’t trust them. Don’t be alone with them.” So yeah, I am not at all surprised that a sizable contingent of northern Italians have channeled their bizarre xenophobic tendencies into a virulent racism against people who don’t look like their goddamn grandfathers.
1. Serie A is the worst.
2. Good on ESPN the Magazine for pushing long form sports writing.
3. Holy crap, this page design. Responsive to browser window size, beautiful graphics, super compelling. MEGA impressed.
“The Altiplano feels like the roof of the world…” An update from Magda Biernat and Ian Webster on their journey from Antarctica to Alaska: http://nyr.kr/11MxTm8
Don't even know what to make of the insane contrasts in this photo