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onesmolhurt

Who has two thumbs and loves Mulan? This gaaaaal.

tastefullyoffensive

[video]

ramenuzumaki

deadjosey-deactivated20200613

what a vicious attack

dashaibo

Cats are actually really good at understanding kittens’ limits.

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marvelsmostwanted

“WHAT TEAM?!” I shout out the window into the night.

Somewhere, hundreds of miles away, Zac Efron wakes from a restless sleep, sitting bolt upright “WILDCATS”

awwcutepets

Taking care of two little ducklings

cerastes

TOP 3 TRAITORS:

3. Brutus 2. Judas 1. Printers when you are in a hurry

vivienvalentino

When you don’t give a fuck anymore.

alternativeblkgal

can y'all stop glorifying cheating and side culture because that shit is toxic and really destroys people

pornographicpear

bonersniper

I’m dying.

angardasiochana

i guess we know who caught the corpse

benepla-deactivated20180521

fuckin gmail is a real friend not like u fake friends

passionisbornunwantedlikeacancer

prettythingsncats

Respect.

thememacat

Holy shit!

tlredgravity-deactivated2017081

who is this

the-dork-knight

DO ME NEXT

yerawizardsarry

This is Jessie Graff! She’s a stuntwoman for Supergirl and she’s known for being a BAMF on American Ninja Warrior.

therightdimple

GOALS

flatbear

ask me how gay I am for Jessie Graff hint: as gay as her leg is high.

bemusedbibliophile

The notion that political enemies are human, too, sharing our common human hopes and fears, triumphs and vulnerabilities, is often deployed in a way to downplay political division and enmity. In reality, though, the fact that our enemies are human, too, is what makes them morally accountable. If they were inhuman monsters who thrived on death and suffering, then we would expect nothing of them but sadism. The fact that they share our common humanity, that they have experienced love and pain and disappointment and satisfaction just like us, is what makes it so intolerable that they would, for instance, vote to take away people’s access to health care just because they said they would, with no plausible narrative for why such a thing is beneficial as public policy or even as an act of political expediency.

The fact that John McCain would get up off his deathbed to participate in this cruel farce does not make him a hero, it makes him a bad person. He had a perfectly valid excuse to skip the vote. Indeed, he had a perfectly valid excuse to resign his senate seat altogether and wash his hands of this mess. Those would both be understandable human actions. What he chose to do instead was completely gratuitous and cruel, which is comprehensible only as an attempt to bask in the media’s adoration one last time. That motivation is human, and that’s what makes it morally blameworthy. If he were a mystical creature who fed on the praise of journalists, then we could write it off as a survival instinct. Since he is a human being with human moral agency, we are entitled to our equally human moral judgment. And in my judgment, which is my right as a human being, John McCain is an evil man and anyone who is trying to use his unfortunate medical condition to distract from that fact is a fool at best and a fellow villain at worst.

Yes, our enemies are human. That’s what makes them enemies. That’s why their actions are unacceptable — because they are just like us. If we can make the morally right choice, so can they. And they have not.

Adam Kotsko, “On the old saw, “Remember your enemies are human too”,” An und für sich (x)