Percy Jackson and Annabeth Chase, dressed up as Master Chief and Cortana.
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Percy Jackson and Annabeth Chase, dressed up as Master Chief and Cortana.
Gabe opening the box with Medusa’s head on his own is 💖poetic justice💖
It’s also one final reminder that, even if we didn’t see Gabe being physically violent on screen, he was still abusive in other ways. He answers Sally’s phone, he opens Percy’s mail. He ensures that privacy and boundaries don’t exist.
South Africa yesterday: "The argument isn't about what Hamas did and didn't do because no matter what they did, nothing justifies genocide."
Israel today: "It's interesting that South Africa is overlooking the crimes of Hamas. Let's talk about the crimes of Hamas. I'm incapable of refuting allegations of genocidal intent so I'm just going to go on about Hamas. I don't care if we established that nothing Hamas could've done justifies genocide, let's talk some more about Hamas."
They really said "South Africa's argument ignores the events of the 7th of October" like South Africa didn't very clearly establish that no matter how horrific the events of the 7th of October were, it doesn't justify genocide.
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Reblog to save a life.
Self defense moment. These are good and valid ways to get out of restraints. I'm glad they made the video so I don't have to. Study them enough to understand how they work so you can use them if you need them.
i think that collective human culture has produced enough media where the protagonists forgive their abusive parents and from now on every abusive parent sublplot should end with their kid killing them with hammers and everyone telling them 'wow it was so cool and awesome of you to kill that bitch with hammers'
One of the reasons why I love the first Percy Jackson book so much is that Percy’s mom killed her abusive husband by showing him the severed head of Medusa, and then sold his statue to an art museum.
In the latest Spy x Family chapter, it’s hilarious how Yor was so drunk that she considered killing her husband, but snapped out of it when she was told that she couldn’t take knives out of the restaurant.
Do Spanish people refer to slumber parties as “siesta fiestas”?
not to project but looking at neurotypical people and thinking “how did they learn to do all this normal people stuff” is very much a mood
Genshin Impact Emote Packs: Paimon’s Paintings 20 (½)
Wow, Paimon is a much better painter than the Traveller. Must have taken lessons from Albedo.
Sorry I’m spewing out stupid amounts of art recently I’m sorry but not sorry because Reyna low-key in hades style >>>>
Reyna is one of my favorite characters in the PJO universe.
Wednesday Addams: “I will never get married or fall in love or have a family.”
The entire fandom: *ships her with someone she has shown no romantic interest towards*
WEDNESDAY ADDAMS + smiles
@bubblyevilconjurer I think you’d like this show. Its handling of the dynamic between Wednesday and Morticia is questionable, but it has its moments. Wednesday blows up a statue of a genocidal religious maniac in the second episode. She’s basically the perfect girl. Also probably sapphic and/or aspec.
Tyler and Xavier this, Enid that ... what about Wednesday Addams aroace?
Platonic relationships are just as important as romantic ones. And Wednesday Addams shows 0 interest in romantic relations unless they are first initiated. That girl is on the spectrum in more ways than one.
A.K.A. she's on two different spectrums: autism and asexuality.
I spent way longer on this than I probably should have just to convince more friends to watch Spy x Family
Best family ever.
I spent way longer on this than I probably should have just to convince more friends to watch Spy x Family
PJO fandom: hates Jason x Piper for skipping through 8 months between finishing their quest and being a close couple.
Also PJO fandom: loves Solangelo for skipping through 6 months between finishing their quest and becoming a close couple.
#pjo
Twitter was once an exceptional website because it allowed minorities not just a place to speak, but a place to speak *without concern for feelings of oppressors*. We joke that “you could tell a king to go fuck himself” but that was an invaluable thing. Marginalized groups are so often in offline life levied with expectations of exceptional civility and kindness to people who mistreat us day in and day out. Twitter was a space where we could say “actually no, pound sand you bigot” and flip the conversation to focus on systems of oppression being perpetuated.
Black twitter. Gay twitter. Trans twitter. We loved these spaces we created where we could finally speak our minds without facing serious material consequences. We had the ability to punch up every day on there. A vital ability for the advancement of human civilizations.
In the late 2010s conservative groups co-opted the idea of unfettered “rudeness”. The Trump campaign ran on “speak your mind” but for racists. Angry bigots who felt social progress had gone too far, in increasing numbers, figured out they could also use twitter as an outlet for their rhetoric. They began using the website to bully people who are hurting instead of lashing out at perpetrators of oppression. Eventually a meme culture grew around taking delight in such a thing. Confrontation on Twitter increased as both of these diametrically opposed groups grew. In the wake of things coming to blows, liberal and centrist fence-watchers offered the unhelpful advice of “hate is hate”, burying the core issue which was our society’s inability to platform its most vulnerable members and how twitter had filled that void, but was beginning to lose its ability to do so.
In some sense Twitter peaked in 2020 when videos posted their allowed us to see a side of the George Floyd protests that was not being seen on cable and network news media. Cable and news outlets were taking videos from afar, which had the effect of just making things look scary, and failed to capture what exactly was actually happening between police and protestors/rioters. We’d see violence but who struck first? It was assumed the Otherized rioters initiated things by viewers of cable and network news. But this wasn’t true.
It was game changing to see footage from the ground, footage captured of police inciting riots, of police beating random New Yorkers, of police running after peaceful protestors in many areas. Cable news got their footage from afar, which had the effect of just making everything look scary and distant, rather than capturing the nature of what was actually occurring. This was game changing and the state was not happy about it.
Twitter also had the chance in 2021 to purge its website of fascists but did not because the algorithm they developed, it felt, would have deleted “too many republicans’ accounts”. This was one of the first signs that those running the company had terminal American centrist brain, it fell hook line and sinker for the idea that good politics comes from long discussions between republicans and democrats, rather than from fighting uncompromisingly against systems of oppression.
It was clear by 2021 that what Twitter *did* prioritize was not protecting marginalized voices, but sanitizing its own image in the wake of growing civil unrest it feared the US would blame on it. Twitter approached this via a blunt force approach: just amp on bans and suspensions for generalized insults. This seemingly neutral choice had the effect of amplifying conservative advantages on the website, because bigoted dogwhistles went untouched by the new policy and now could be spoken without someone telling you to shut the fuck up.
Twitter to the end of Jack’s run only countered bigots through bans on explicit hate speech. And conservatives, with their ever bottomless appetite for privilege, said that even this was a suppression of their free speech. Eventually Elon Musk bought the company, legalized explicit transphobia, and the rest is history.
The website we loved is dead, and frankly, everyone who said the problem with the website was rudeness in general missed the entire fucking point. Twitter was great because it challenged your idea of a “rude minority” and gave that person a voice you couldn’t just ignore. Twitter died when it allowed the rude bigot to drown that voice out.