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@mucking-faori
Tena ra tatou! Ko taku hiahia, Kia maori te nuinga o nga korero o runga nei, hei mahi whakapakari reo moku. Engari, ina ka he, ka hapa pea toku reo, e hika ma, kaua e mataku ki te whakatika mai. Ranei, mena e hiahia whakapakehatanga koe, tukua mai tetahi ask, tetahi message ranei! Ma te Korero ka ako :)
Ko Mohe taku ingoa ipurangi mo naianei, a , i waihangatia tenei wharangi hei kainga mo aku mahi toi, mo aku whakaaro Maori hoki.
Nau mai, haere mai! :)
the central conceit of white boy "comedy rap" genres is that they're too racist to recognise that most classic rap is already pretty humorous in many ways, on account of wordplay being fundamental to the form,
and also steeped in pop culture from the very beginning, like the rap scene was already making music about comics and anime and video games you don't need to segregate a new genre for that
Tumblr users will say "queer history" and mean "midcentury archival records from a specific US-American city that I have extrapolated into a universal mythos" and not even blink
"learn your queer history" I am from fucking INDIA
Maybe your queer elders fictional or otherwise were also influenced by the biases and contradictions of their own circumstances, time and place, and I am no more beholden to their ideas and ways of doing things than I am to any other form of tradition trying to constrain me.
Perhaps history is a conversation and not an edict.
I fucking snortled
Queer history such as: The interpersonal grievance I had five years ago with someone whose social media reach never broke into quadruple digits, but it felt super important at the time
sometimes a post is making a good point but then they pull out a highly specific statistic with zero source and an arrogant attitude when questioned and i really just cannot bring myself to reblog it
i also think that people in general should be less defensive when asked for a source for their claims. it’s not always because i doubt you, i promise. often times, i just see a claim i have never heard before and i want to know more. but if you ask for a source people immediatly think that you’re calling them a liar or whatever when, in my opinion, it’s common sense that if you make a strong claim with supposed evidence, especially if you are referencing specific studies, you should cite it. if you make a strong claim and are angry that people ask you to back it up, that leads people to believe that what you’re saying might not be true. crazy, i know
this trend of shitting on peer-reviewed academic studies in favor of tweeting “we already knew this was happening” is so soul-crushing. not to be an elitist cunt, but we have got to open the schools again. people genuinely seem to have forgotten that their personal lived experience isn’t indicative of the larger population, AND IF IT IS…… then you need researchers to support these assertions from a relevant data pool instead of a blog post from 2013 💀
white people will literally be like if u arent nice to me Im going to become a nazi. and think they’re making a great argument
this stupid shit has been around for so long and it’s crazy to me there are still people with enough rocks in their brain to believe it. “Oughhhhh if you aren’t nice to you oppressors they’ll become bigots instead of allies” if someone’s support for marginalized groups hinges entirely on whether or not that group is niceys, they’re by definition not effective or useful allies and, by admission of this argument, an active danger to the communities theyre supposed to be allied with because they can Enter Bigot Mode the second they become displease
dark urkel tribute
dark urkel tribute
Indigenous peoples of the great plains should've never told white people about tornadoes. "I don't know man that shit never happened before you showed up"
hi trans kiwis and friends. if you haven't seen the news, they're trying to pass a frankly insidious bill in aotearoa to define the terms 'man' and 'woman' based on biological sex. this unsurprisingly reflects a lot of similar cruel efforts happening overseas at the moment. IT HASN'T PASSED YET, but I figured I should speak up about it because this is happening as we speak.
(screenshot from the linked RNZ article)
it seems very fucking bleak!!!! please don't lose hope! it hasn't passed yet and a lot of the shoddy bills suggested by the coalition have been shot down already. it's still worth knowing about. you don't have to share this post if you don't want to. I just know that a lot of my followers are kiwi. if there are any updates as to what we can do to push back against this, I'll make a relevant addition. kia kaha, okay? love you all.
i wish there was a way to say "you're right, but this is really ineffective and even counterproductive messaging to anyone who doesn't already agree with you" without sounding like an asshole
this trend of shitting on peer-reviewed academic studies in favor of tweeting “we already knew this was happening” is so soul-crushing. not to be an elitist cunt, but we have got to open the schools again. people genuinely seem to have forgotten that their personal lived experience isn’t indicative of the larger population, AND IF IT IS…… then you need researchers to support these assertions from a relevant data pool instead of a blog post from 2013 💀
Even if it's a 'common sense' or well known observation in day to day life, you still need the official data and analysis in order to, you know, -do- anything about it officially. Common sense can't be court evidence. Common sense can't be used for grant applications or approvals.
Halloween in the New York’s subway in the 1980’s by Steven Siegel
everyone should always wear Halloween costumes all the time
So there's a 1993 Finnish TV adaptation of The Lord of The Rings called "Hobitit" and it's on youtube and here's Gollum.
They somehow made him fruitier than the Andy Serkis version!
Everyone should see the moment where Gollum falls into Mount Doom.
Aragorn is worried about chasers.
Andrew Beck (New Zealander, 1987) - Great White Egret (2024)
How come so many people on this site forget misogyny exists all the fucking time and jump straight to "this misogynistic thing produced by known misogynists for an audience known for misogyny must actually be based ironic empowerment"
