Johnnie

23, He/They; Leo Sun, Gemini Moon; I have a super secrEt siDe blog that only the best people can find :)) I know it's weird for here but please don't spam, just acknowledge that I've followed you with a couple likes or reblogs here and there :))

[mlmfireball]

Original sentence:

"I'm watching softcore yaoi with my cat right now"

[energyprison]

Taking two different probiotics so the different cultures can go to war in my gut

[energyprison]

I dont feel so good

[energyprison]

I swear to god the tuna theyre puttin in the cans these days is softer than it used to be

[ems-tumbo]

the cure is to kiss your cat on the top of their head

[mlmfireball]

CWAR means "I love you" in U.S. Military

[mlmfireball]

Bringing this back after living almost a full year in a completely fascist regime

[coelii]

reblog to give your headache to elon musk instead

[orcboxer]

I just think "data center water usage should be federally regulated," while less catchy and less emotionally charged, is a stronger political stance than "fuck AI." Targets the systemic flaw rather than a product, you know?

[hotboyrailroad]

daily affirmations

no one hates me

my friends do like me

i’m not creepy or weird

that one person is just strange but does like me

i am locked in

i am not fat

[darkerthandarknesstyle93]

i forgot tumblr existed sorry. just dropping by to say that my light yagami quotebot on twitter very conveniently posted this a couple of hours after charlie kirk got domed and i havent stopped laughing since

[tangerineseed]

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[positivelyqueer]

[ID: a black line art illustrated comic of a bedroom. 1: a view of a desk, lamp, bookshelf and regular clutter. A door leads into other rooms of the house. A large whiteboard has text which reads "If I stay here, something precious in me will die." 2: a different angle of the room showing a loft bed, closet and couch. Text on the open closet door reads "If I leave here, something precious in me will die. /end ID]

[hopepunk-humanity]

It’s important to take notice of kindness. Not just being kind, or kindness given to you. Be attentive to kindness shown by others, to others.

Someone running to catch up to the person who dropped their belonging. The patient librarian with the elderly patron at the computer. The little kid picking up worms from the drying sidewalk. The local food pantry that stays open on holidays, that actually works extra hard on holidays to help people have a proper celebratory meal. The charities that meet or exceed their fundraising goals, lives saved from donated blood or organs, a species saved by decades of tireless work from thousands of people.

Kindness doesn't go away just because you aren't directly involved with it. Notice it. The world will feel less cold.

[meoware]

I just think that choosing your own name should be a part of everyone's life, whether you're trans or not. You should be allowed to choose something you like that suits you rather than just accept something given to you before you were even aware you existed. And if you like your given name good for you, but you should be able to just... pick a new one, without question or pushback from others, including the people who named you.

[queer-as-city-folk]

5 events every leftist in the US should know about:

[samlickereightyone]

MICHAEL MYERS WAS 21?????????????

[samlickereightyone]

he should’ve been at the clubbbbbb……..

[helloitsbees]

[pooslie]

[rfpreiwaphase]

we need to remind people that the central, pivotal plot point was

a secret A.I. tracked everyone by their social media,

including identifying targets *before* they did anything to oppose,

and then launched missiles at them. on domestic soil

watch the film. it came out as military excess/surplus flowed into local police / national guard hands, which is how many BLM protestors were targeted with facial recognition *back then*.

flash forward to May 2025! see what we 'learned'

How a new type of AI is helping police skirt facial recognition bans

Adoption of the tech has civil liberties advocates alarmed, especially as the government vows to expand surveillance of protesters and stude

@dienaziscum

[phinarei]

On a fractionally brighter note, the entire end of the movie was about how it wasn't Captain America that slowed stuff down and resulted in a victory. It was a scared little guy who chose to do the right thing with a gun pointed at his head. Steve said that it was about every individual and the choice they made.

That movie was the only Marvel movie that didn't have military funding. Because the US military didn't like the message that it was filled with corruption and that any average citizen has the power to fight back.

I'm not in any position to do much. All I can do is remind the people who might be that every single battle against fascism is fought mostly by the cogs in the machine. Workers who refuse. Who chose to quietly, and sometimes loudly, hinder anything in their power. From forced factory workers making dud bombs to bureaucrats who forged papers that got people to safety, to soldiers who just said "fuck this" and joined the antifascists.

It's just a movie. But it's a movie with an accurate message. One based in history and hope.

And dear sweet gods, I think this is a moment in history where we need to remember the hope part.

[anarchistmemedistro]

the liberals are NOT doing well

[cryptotheism]

Agnostic Cock Worship: It is impossible to know what cock is.