It Is MoonSpyder my dudes

AAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaAAAAAAAAAA, This is my side blog If you want me to draw one of your OC's just ask and i might try to draw them, I just need to practice drawing in general so have at me.

[st0pping-every-minute]

Yup. Tell them

[arandomthot]

Not sure how she kept her composure there

[purpletangyvaginas]

Parveen Sadiq being interviewed by Assed Baig for Channel 4 News regarding Prime Minister David Cameron’s English language policy. The screenshots are by Buzzfeed.

Buzzfeed article – Channel 4 News YouTube video

[the-uncultured-lesbian]

[the-uncultured-lesbian]

[mangopapi-deactivated20210928]

Connor can’t come back from this Clapback 👏

[feministism]

[the-doobiest]

They don’t play that shit in 2016

[sakuraharunouzamaki]

[schmoopity]

let me demonstrate my point wrt doctoring social media using my twitter

here’s my original tweet here

if i right click and click “inspect element” on chrome and find the line that says my actual tweet like so

and select that line, right click, and click “edit as html”

I can type in whatever i want like this

and like that i can make a screenshot that says that i like to eat children and use it to call myself out

and thats why you should’t believe screenshots of tweets at face value w/o a link to the original tweet

[defilerwyrm]

Let people grow.

When I was younger I was very right-wing. I mean…very right-wing. I won’t go into detail, because I’m very deeply ashamed of it, but whatever you’re imagining, it’s probably at least that bad. I’ve taken out a lot of pain on others; I’ve acted in ignorance and waved hate like a flag; I’ve said and did things that hurt a lot of people.

There are artefacts of my past selves online – some of which I’ve locked down and keep around to remind me of my past sins, some of which I’ve scrubbed out, some of which are out of my grasp. If I were ever to become famous, people could find shit on me that would turn your stomach.

But that’s not me anymore. I’ve learned so much in the last ten years. I’ve become more open to seeing things through others’ eyes, and reforged my anger to turn on those who harm others rather than on those who simply want to exist. I’ve learned patience and compassion. I’ve learned how to recognise my privileges and listen to others’ perspectives. I’ve learned to stand up for others, how to hear, how to help, how to correct myself. And I learned some startling shit about myself along the way – with all due irony, some of the things I used to lash out at others for are intrinsic parts of myself.

You wouldn’t know what I am now from what I was then. You wouldn’t know what I was then from what I am now.

It distresses me deeply to think of someone dredging up my dark, awful past and treating me as though that furiously hateful person is still me. It distresses me to see others dredging up the past for anyone who has made efforts to become a better person, out of some sick obsession with proving they’re “problematic.”

Purity culture tells you that once someone says or does something, they can never go back on it. That’s a goddamn lie. While it’s true that some remain unrepentant and never change their ways and continue to harm others, it’s important to allow everyone the chance to learn from their mistakes. Saying something ignorant isn’t murder. Please stop treating it that way. Let people grow.

[oberonsson]

Shaniqua Ogletree 

[internettythings]

unlike Snape . . .

[ladymidnight7-blog]

#shade thrown

[saggyass-sadgirlshorts]

so a tourist in Italy is fulfilling her lifelong dream of seeing the birth of venus, her fave painting, in person. and while she’s there a Hot Girl strikes up a conversation with her and she loves art and is charming and they talk until the museum closes. they exchange numbers. the next day the birth of Venus painting is stolen, nobody knows who stole it. so anyways, the two girls continue dating and are happy and shit? and on their one year anniversary her girlfriend reveals that she’s an international art thief and she stole the birth of venus after meeting her. tourist girl flips and wants it returned she doesn’t want to just. hoard the art so nobody can see it. so then art thief has to do a reverse heist where she sneaks the painting back into the museum without getting caught

[animate-mush]

Bear in mind that the Birth of Venus is like 15 feet tall and 30 feet wide…

[malcolmcooks]

why would you have to do a reverse heist instead of like thouroughly cleaning it of fingerprints, DNA and other trace evidence and then just quietly dropping it off round the back underneath a tarp and a note attached

[saggyass-sadgirlshorts]

because she’s gay and loves drama don’t ever question me again

[whatdoyoumeanitsnotawesome]

@copperbadge this is right up your alley

[copperbadge]

100% in agreement with @violetfutches, there’s a time for pragmatism and a time for drama, and the time for pragmatism is never a) a year into a gay romance that began with the theft of the Birth of Venus or b) anywhere in Italy.

[blacksentai]

White dudes have this thing where they believe your best friend in the world can have opposing political ideas. You’re supposed to be able to have healthy debate and disagreeing shouldn’t harm your friendship. That’s gross and stupid. Its really easy to say that when all your disagreements are theoretical. Its easy to say when none of the laws passed actually effect your life. Fighting with your best friend about corporate regulations, school charters, educational funding, abortion, health care, voting restrictions, drug laws, taxes and all sorts of stuff is cool and lively because none of it is going to actually leave you in a bad spot. Its different for the rest of us. I can’t be friends with you if you think I shouldn’t be allowed to vote. We can’t be friends if you think my friends shouldn’t have the ability to designate whatever gender they want and have that be legally recognized. We can’t be friends if you think I don’t deserve health care. Or if you think native children should be ripped away from their cultures and people. We can’t be friends if you think closing down health care clinics in an attempt to end safe legal abortions is a good thing. All these theoretical political ideas and lively debates effect real people, and I won’t be friends with someone who disagrees with me on them. Because disagreement means you don’t see me or a whole bunch of my friends and family as human beings worthy of rights and respect.

[badscienceshenanigans-deactivat]

why I will not accept agree to disagree anymore

[someroguishgambit-deactivated20]

When people moan about how politics use to be “civil” what they’re really complaining about is the entry into the debate of the people those policies actually effect. Bit hard to be “civil” when it’s your livelihood or your bodily rights on the line

[hopesterling]

Civil, my ass. Leading up to the American Civil War, senators and congress members were known to attack each other in the Senate and House with canes and knives.

[patrickat]

We need to bring that back because I bet the Speaker of the House would be a bit less likely to be a completely deplorable human being if he knew it would get him shanked like Julius Caesar.

[thinksnake]

the grand table in the British House of Commons (and copied in Westminster-style parliaments in many other countries) has a width of ‘two sword-lengths’

[blacksentai]

White dudes have this thing where they believe your best friend in the world can have opposing political ideas. You’re supposed to be able to have healthy debate and disagreeing shouldn’t harm your friendship. That’s gross and stupid. Its really easy to say that when all your disagreements are theoretical. Its easy to say when none of the laws passed actually effect your life. Fighting with your best friend about corporate regulations, school charters, educational funding, abortion, health care, voting restrictions, drug laws, taxes and all sorts of stuff is cool and lively because none of it is going to actually leave you in a bad spot. Its different for the rest of us. I can’t be friends with you if you think I shouldn’t be allowed to vote. We can’t be friends if you think my friends shouldn’t have the ability to designate whatever gender they want and have that be legally recognized. We can’t be friends if you think I don’t deserve health care. Or if you think native children should be ripped away from their cultures and people. We can’t be friends if you think closing down health care clinics in an attempt to end safe legal abortions is a good thing. All these theoretical political ideas and lively debates effect real people, and I won’t be friends with someone who disagrees with me on them. Because disagreement means you don’t see me or a whole bunch of my friends and family as human beings worthy of rights and respect.

[badscienceshenanigans-deactivat]

why I will not accept agree to disagree anymore

[someroguishgambit-deactivated20]

When people moan about how politics use to be “civil” what they’re really complaining about is the entry into the debate of the people those policies actually effect. Bit hard to be “civil” when it’s your livelihood or your bodily rights on the line

[hopesterling]

Civil, my ass. Leading up to the American Civil War, senators and congress members were known to attack each other in the Senate and House with canes and knives.

[patrickat]

We need to bring that back because I bet the Speaker of the House would be a bit less likely to be a completely deplorable human being if he knew it would get him shanked like Julius Caesar.

[thinksnake]

the grand table in the British House of Commons (and copied in Westminster-style parliaments in many other countries) has a width of ‘two sword-lengths’

[mysharona1987]

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

^ This though