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Ami Hagiwara aka 萩原亜美 aka Oscar Solanum (Japanese, b. 1998, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan) - Meat Section, Paintings: Oil on Paper

elvishcostello-deactivated20260

rip pjackk. this post will always be my favorite.

plastiboo

spookingstand

Furniture horror is my new favourite genre

synthlet

worst person on this website is what i call the 'sfw pervert'. ppl who have nsfw dni in their bio and interact w minors (& sometimes ARE minors) but are clearly posting untagged fetish art and softcore porn and claiming its safe for work bc there aren't dicks in it i guess??

like fetishes are great. i love fetishes. i have fetishes. but some people have developed this weird complex where porn and fetish art are Evil and Weird and ppl who draw it are freaks. so when THEY draw what would in any other situation be fetish art they will insist that is NOT what it is instead of just tagging it properly and keeping it in an adult space. you are creeping so close to fetish mining!!!! you are becoming the freak you claim to abhor and more than that you are making ppl who are actually honest abt having fetishes look bad when theyre literally doing nothing wrong!

its FINE to draw fetish art!!!! its literally FINE!! ITS OK!!!! BUT YOU HAVE TO START BEING HONEST WITH YOURSELF ABOUT IT

#literally this #especially if they make fanarts of characters that are from kids shows #mlp and bluey the worst offenders

controlresonant

thisguyslingsdeath

"Anya Mouthwashing should not be defined by her trauma and should be allowed to be happy"

Yes! Win!

"So we should make as much goon and porn content of her as possible to own the puritans"

No! Cringe!

vanillaearwig

I can imagine anything as a The Thing (1982) AU

please god

#flight rising

night of nocturne familiars are always a treat

#flight rising

auxwired

heres a bunch of compiled wheatley doodles I haven't posted (yes thats me in that one pic)

auxwired

i nevr posted this because i wanted to finish all my core designs first but i got lazyy,,,, anyways. fact core but i hit em with the normal beams

#oohohoohoho joyous #portal

tamamita

That Jewish person who sent me the ask, questioning their identity had me thinking a lot: are anti-Zionist Jews that scarce? Is Zionism really all that entrenched in various communities, institutions and congregations? Is it such a normalized political idea that being anti-Zionist is considered a contradiction of your Jewish identity?

tamamita

Oh the reply section is absolutely depressing, I am so so sorry

socialistsephardi

Antizionist Jews are routinely ostracized out of communities. We mostly find eachother through the cracks or online. Zionism has completely infected American Jewish institutions. My orthodox school years ago in CHICAGO had IDF soldiers (often alumni who moved to Israel) show up in uniform to give us speeches. Prayers for the safety of the state of Israel are common. Israeli flags are in pretty much every modern-to-traditional orthodox synagogue. That’s my experience. It’s one of two reasons I’m afraid to even go into the neighborhood I’m from. My only comfort is that Chicago contains a prominent antizionist progressive synagogue - I can’t afford the dues, but atleast it’s there and I know the rabbi and several members.

captaintiny

Yeah, all of this. Individual anti-zionist Jews are not uncommon, but almost all Jewish institutions and communities are Zionist to some level. There is enormous pressure to conform to Zionist beliefs and opinions, and being wholly open about being anti-zionist inside your community is pretty much impossible. Your choice basically becomes keeping your anti-zionism private, or at the very least, subdued, or being completely isolated, practicing alone and having no community. Converts have to be incredibly careful about what they say regarding Zionism, and there's a sort of unspoken view of "if you don't support Israel then you shouldn't be a Jew". Even the more radical movements within Judaism, which started out as anti-zionist, have adopted Zionist stances over the last 50 years. The tiny pockets of anti-zionist communities are shunned and ostracised. Jewdas (a little radical Jewish organisation in the UK) asked to rent our synagogue's hall for their community passover dinner a few years ago, and our council immediately said no, because it was too "controversial" to allow them to share our space. I'm in a GC with the other known anti-zionist Jews at my synagogue and we just had to have a meeting with the council about whether or not we were still welcome to be a part of the community. It's absolutely inescapable on an institutional level.

ayin-me-yesh

A lot of us have to cut off or are cut off by our own families. Many of us either refuse to attend synagogue because we can not find one that isn't awful about Palestine or are actively unwelcome in the one around us (and this is especially rough for people mid-conversion for obvious reasons).

I personally cut off my parents, have been cut off by my extended family, was harassed out of a Jewish Studies minor at school by the professors themselves, have been threatened with a libel suit for attempting to challenge our local Zionist political org in the news, and only attend synagogue in another country via Zoom for the High Holidays.