Toupée Fiasco

"The slay in me recognizes the slay in you."

[okayysophia]

basically...

[adreamingsologirl]

[witchesversuspatriarchy]

Digital witchery

[whitepeopletwitter]

[hugechode]

Start spreading the news

[vgadvisor]

[vylette-takeda]

Seems like a re-blog of this might be a good thing.

[thehugwizard]

Fellow gamers, remember, dont be a fuckwit, ve kind to your fellow gamers, treat them with respect, and help them if they are new

[memeappropriation-deactivated20]

[odinsblog]

It takes far more courage and wisdom to boldly say “NO” to war when everyone else is saying yes.

Three days after September 11th 2001, Barbara Lee (D-CA) bravely called for a no vote against authorizing George W. Bush’s wars.

In an op-ed she published in The San Francisco Chronicle 9 days later, she explained her vote by pointing out that the resolution “was a blank check to the president to attack anyone involved in the Sept. 11 events — anywhere, in any country, without regard to our nation’s long-term foreign policy, economic and national security interests, and without time limit.” She added: “A rush to launch precipitous military counterattacks runs too great a risk that more innocent men, women, children will be killed.” 

For her lone stance, Lee was deluged with rancid insults and death threats to the point where she needed around-the-clock bodyguards. She was vilified as “anti-American” by numerous outlets including The Wall Street Journal. The Washington Times editorialized on September 18 that “Ms. Lee is a long-practicing supporter of America’s enemies — from Fidel Castro on down” and that “while most of the left-wing Democrats spent the week praising President Bush and trying to sound as moderate as possible, Barbara Lee continued to sail under her true colors.” Since then, she has been repeatedly rejected in her bids to join the House Democratic leadership, typically losing to candidates close to Wall Street and in support of militarism. (continue reading from theIntercept)

On this September 11th, in addition to remembering all of the lives lost in America, Iraq and Afghanistan, I choose also to remember Barbara Lee’s brave example in calling for calm, reflective thought before blindly rushing into endless war in the Middle East. Even at the risk of her political career, she stood up and did what was right.

We need more leaders who know that sometimes, it takes more strength to say “no” when everyone else takes the easy way out by saying “yes” to war and militarism.

[alwaysbewoke]

they prove this everyday…

[alwaysbewoke]

had this conversation with someone last week. completely trounced them when i brought this out but they still refused to see the error in their ways. willful ignorance mixxed with pride is a deadly thing.

[dankmemeuniversity]

[msvee8splash]

I HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO STAN

[suprchnk]

huntington beach, covid-19 protest

huntington beach, black lives matter protest

[aesopquarriman]

the care bears always make fun of bedtime bear bc hes tired all the time and accidentally falls asleep but its only bc he stays up all night to make sure that everyone else sleeps well and to banish nightmares and protect people

[whitepeopletwitter]

[sabotagedselfie]

This is the biggest attack on my character I have ever seen

[evolvingessence]

[ruinedchildhood]

We’re officially living in a Parks and Rec episode.

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