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I would delete your shitty caption addition in every lifetime
good morning everyone it's time to be tortured to insanity and then of course tortured for being insane
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the justification when law enforcement kills someone for no particular reason always boils down to âwe got really really scared, you should feel bad for us because we were sososo scaredâ ok. piss yourself or scream or something. why is killing someone the only option
American cops are very badly programmed. Gun is the only interaction they have.
You forgot texting their buddies pictures of decomposing murder victims, saying heinously racist and/or misogynistic stuff and âaccidentallyâ turning off their body cameras.
i just wanna know what was everybody doing before AI and why are yâall acting like you canât live without it
what? genz is trying to cancel capacity2?
This makes me bust out laughing so fucking hard every time I search my url
it's meee I'm your guardian angel hiiiiii đ okayđ so. in about six months, you're gonna die of starvation. đ„ș and if I don't protect you, I will get: #fired! 𫹠and that is No Good đ ââïž hahaaa So. đ I looked into causes of starvation, and it turns out: Your death is totally preventable! đŻ Uh oh! đ There's more than enough food to sustain you without interfering with anyone else's survival, but you're not allowed to have it! đ€š Whaaat? đ€·ââïž Apparently, your death is premeditated by thousands of things called "shareholders." So. đ I've been killing people,
THIS IS IMPORTANT!!!!
KOSA IS MOVING FORWARD IN THE HOUSE!
It's part of a package called the KIDS Act, filled with digital ID and age verification and censorship!
MAKE THOSE PHONES RING!! CALL YOUR HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES ALL WEEK
202-224-3121 i HIGHLY encourage everyone to read the bills in the KIDS Act, because you will be doing more than 95% of people who read and introduce these bills
All of the bad internet bills. One website.
Crucially, this is being led by a lot of Democrats. This is not just Republicans sneaking bullshit in while they have the power to simply not listen to anyone; your democratic representatives will continue to co-sponsor and speak in support of this unless they know you, their voters, do not want them to.
Just a few photos/screenshots of my favourite spn LGBTQIA+ allies supporting the community.
Real allies do not monetise or use the queer community as a joke. â€ïž
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This moment hurt my heart. Why did Shuri's mom have to die?
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Riri is different now. When they were in that cave, Shuri hadnât known if they would ever be released and there had been an air of unreality. The world faded away, it was just them and even if the situation was terrible, they had each other. That sentiment is much reduced when faced with the trappings and responsibilities of her station. Shuri is a princess of Wakanda and if the council had their way she would be Queen. Her mother served Wakanda for so many years, she deserved to rest and enjoy her retirement as a dowager. The only thing stopping her is Shuri. She isnât ready yet, she never wanted to rule. She never expected to be the only one left.
âWhy are you still awake?â Riri rolls over from under the covers, propping herself up with one arm and Shuri looks up from the small screen in her lap. Shuri didnât notice when she woke up.
âSomething came up.â Shuri had an idea and she wanted to record it before she lost it.
âSecurity or science?â Riri asks and Shuri can only smile. The best thing about Riri was her mind, unfortunately it made maintaining the façade of peace, hard.
âBoth.â Shuri doesnât give any more details, turning the display up and sliding up closer. Shuri can see the moment of hesitation, a slight hitch on Ririâs part before they kiss. She pulls away eventually, around the time when Ririâs hands start to go south.
âDo you really want to know?â Shuri doesnât think she does. Riri didnât like not knowing yes, but a little ignorance wasnât always bad. Especially when your girlfriend was planning to overthrow your own countryâs government or potentially kill thousands of people in defense.
âWell, when you say it like thatâŠâ Riri is smiling but it doesnât reach her eyes.
âThe news our intelligence is picking up is not good. We are worried about our neighbors.â The snap worsened a lot of things. Wakanda had helped but they refused to take refugees. They also refused to tolerate the many prejudices that the outside world tried to enforce on them and the way they did things. Shuri has been trying not to let her frustration and apprehension affect her actions but itâs hard.
âWhat? The beefed up security isnât enough?â
âNothing is impenetrable. The world hates us.â Shuri doesnât know how much her girlfriend paid attention to the news before she came to Wakanda but Shuri did. She didnât have a choice anymore. Every day foreign news and government slandered Wakanda and blamed their problems on Wakanda for refusing to give away wholesale their technology or their resources. When they werenât trying to steal from their outreach centers or harassing their citizens.
âNot the world, people trying to jack your shit.â Ririâs response makes Shuri snicker.
âThat is still too many people.â Shuri flops down on the bed.
âI have the keys to opening a door that will protect my family, and I donât know if itâs the right thing to do. But nothing else has worked.â
âWhen you say keys, is that metaphorical?â
âNo. Iâve replicated the plant that was lost. If I wanted I could raise an army.â Shuri doubts the council will agree with most of her ideas, but if Namor has proved anything itâs that there was nothing Wakanda wouldnât do when it felt threatened enough. The Talokans were a threat, but so was the rest of the world. The rest of the world just didnât have vibranium yet.
âDo you want to?â Ririâs voice is weathered by sleep, making the question all the more innocent.
âI am tired of fighting.â All this fighting and she couldnât save her brother. All this technology and they couldnât save her father. All this intelligence and no one but a retired field agent could find her for weeks.
âThen do something else.â Riri says as if itâs the obvious solution and Shuri is momentarily exasperated.
âGo to sleep.â She would face tomorrow's problems in the morning.
âMmhm, you too.â Riri reaches forward to pull her arm and Shuri allows it settling both of them properly into bed. Back at the underwater cave she discovered the American was a not only a blanket theif but a cuddling fiend. It worked out well, Shuriâs body temperature ran low and Ririâs hot. Shuriâs last thoughts before falling asleep is hope that Riri would never hate her, because unlike her brotherâshe would never let go.
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In hindsight, she should have seen it coming.
She should have realized when she begged Namor to take her instead. When she followed Namor down into Talokan and he made his offer. Because not once does she consider allowing him to kill her. Not once does she seriously consider the silent offer behind Namorâs call to war. Sheâs not stupid and the man doesnât treat her like she is. Namor knew what he was doing when he respected her status as princess. When he gave her that beautiful dress and offered up his own motherâs bracelet.
As far as marriage proposals went, it was probably the scariest sheâs ever received. But she didnât want it. Even if Namor was as strong as her assessments of the city and his people suggested. She didnât want it because the entire time, through her wonder and curiosity, an ever present worry ate at her. She worried if Riri was safe. She worried if she was lonely. Worried if Namor hadnât just taken her away to allow his people to kill Riri without her intervention.
The relief she feels when Namor brings her back to the underwater cave is incredible. Whatâs more incredible is seeing that same relief reflected in Ririâs eyes. That night she reassures Riri that they wouldnât let Namor take her, that Shuri would find a way. They donât stay up much longer after that, and even though there are separate hammocks for them to lay in, the two of them squeeze into one.
Things hit a breaking point when Nakia arrives. Unexpected, miraculous. Shuri has about 10 seconds of elation before her brain kicks in with a risk assessment. Namor. Their guards. Riri. Wakandaâs future lays in the balance of her own decisions. Nakia tells her to move and Shuri refuses. She speaks in a voice that threatens to break on every syllable.
âLeave. Or I will let her slit my throat.â
She holds Nakiaâs gaze for the duration of the command, tries and fails to quell the rage boiling up inside her. Nakia left them. She left Wakanda and then she didnât even bother to come to TâChallaâs funeral. But now she was here, unannounced, unwantedâpoised to destroy everything Shuri has worked for.
âLEAVE!â She screams and starts to lean towards the bladeâs edge. Nakia lowers her weapon. The moment she does, Shuri focuses on their guards. Her Yucatec Maya is terrible but she tries.
âShe leaves. No harm, she is leaving.â This time thereâs no command in her voice, and her tone is a plea. To her captors, to Nakiaâwho she knew would understand better than she could speak.
âYour mother sent me. She is waiting for you.â Nakia has lowered her weapon but she is not leaving.
Shuri feels on the verge of another scream when Riri speaks up.
âShe told you to leave.â Ririâs voice reminds Shuri of the first time she ever heard her voice. Gruff, low and direct.
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