Let's Make Some Noise

Laura/22/INTP Complete nerd who posts a little (or a lot) of everything.

[just-shower-thoughts]

Burn classifications as first, second, and third is essentially saying you are rare-, medium- or well-done.

[greelin]

can you imagine not being human & just living out your days as a weeping willow, though? beautiful? by the water? unburdened? ideal

[amthsts-remade-deactivated20191]

I wanna be the one from Harry Potter that beats the shit out of everyone and everything

[by-grace-of-god]

[The Romans] had them scourged until their entrails were visible… The men [were then] dismissed, all covered in blood, a spectacle that struck such terror into their menacing foes that they dropped their arms and fled.  - The Jewish War

Crucifixion is meant to scare other people into submission to the Roman Empire. And, the scourging is what precedes the crucifixion in order to make it as bloody of a death as possible. Because if you crucify someone without scourging them what happens is the slow death by asphyxiation, which is terrible but it’s even more horrifying if you lacerate their bodies beforehand and that was the Roman custom. So, for example, Josephus. who was a first century Jewish historian who fought in the war against Rome as a general, describes scourgings by Roman in his book, The Jewish War.

- Dr. Brant Pitre

[tgmember]

I love it when some non-Christian tries to excuse the Resurrection with “He didn’t actually die, he was just unconscious/comatose and woke up after a couple of days”. Like, this isn’t even a religious thing, you need to just please read some history. THE ROMANS KNEW HOW TO KILL. THEIR METHODS WERE UNSURVIVABLE.

[nevergonnawalkpastafez]

They literally stabbed him to make sure he was dead before taking him down. This was SOP for crucifixions.

[just-shower-thoughts]

Stephen Hawking either doesn’t know he was right, or he knows he was wrong now.

[chaosnewsinc]

It’s time for pizza control

[downwardsspiral-deactivated2019]

Just a reminder

[doctor-libertaire]

But I want to ban thing because I DON’T LIKE THEM!!!

[downwardsspiral-deactivated2019]

>be me >wants to live in a mobile home >one of the cheapest housing options in america >I would have to live in parks or trailer parks being either isolated or in the middle of people who would be fairly poor. >one night, a guy smashes open my door with a sledgehammer >I start awake and look around seeing nothing but a pocket knife >grab it anyway >walks out >gets shot >apparently gangs can get guns for cheaper by stealing them from cops, military, and legal gun owning citizens >wellshit.jpg

[doctor-libertaire]

What does “wellshit.jpg” look like?

[oneofthosecrazycatladies]

Happy birthday Leonard Nimoy! (March 26, 1931—d. February 27, 2015)

[sw-or-gtfo-deactivated20211219]

my bf has many interesting stories and observations from his new job as a 911 operator

my favorite is how meandering people are, even in the midst of a terrible emergency

they respond to “what is the emergency” with “well, the thing is, four weeks ago–”

and then he’s like “WHAT IS THE EMERGENCY RIGHT NOW”

and they’re like “so what happened this morning was, i said to my wife, i said–”

“WHAT IS CURRENTLY HAPPENING AT THIS MOMENT”

“oh i’m having a heart attack”

my second favorite is how specific he has to get sometimes

like, “what is your emergency?”

“i’m sitting in a pool of blood.”

“… is it… your blood?”

“yes i think so”

“do you know where it’s coming from?”

“probably the stab wound”

“have you been stabbed?”

“oh yah definitely”

[lizawithazed]

In all fairness shock is a hell of a drug

[kropotkhristian-deactivated2019]

Anarcho-third-graderism for the win

[giographixnola]

[unrepentantwarriorpriest]

Priceless.

[headaches-and-headcoverings-dea]

reblog this if you are prepared to tear down the Christian media industry and build it up again with actual artistic integrity

[carnie-vorex]

Get gun control laws quickly and efficiently by shooting up a Republican meeting.

[cerebralzero]

Why are you so violent?

[carnie-vorex]

There’s a documentary about a herd of baboons which has lost all of its aggressive dominant males to food poisoning. The surviving herd sticks to non-violent behavior among its members and discourages aggression in newcomers. The point is, even monkeys can be consistently nice to each other if the worst assholes are culled from the herd.

[cerebralzero]

If you truly believe that, wouldn’t the best course of action be to get rid of people like you?

You are the only one here calling for violence.

[tokillthedragon-deactivated2020]

Republican politicians were already victims of a shooting. Steve Scalise nearly died. He didn’t change his mind about supporting gun rights.

[ariesize]

goddammit bones i’m so done with you

[itismarvelicious]

Americans, let me do the math for you:

Guns = mass shootings = death

More guns = more mass shootings = more death

So the debate actually is: DO YOU WANT MORE PEOPLE TO DIE?

Conclusion:

Gun control = less death = safer country

That simple.

[therevenantrising-deactivated20]

Actually, according to both the CDC and FBI, guns are used far more often to protect and preserve innocent lives than they are used to harm them. I’m willing to trust their actual math over your opinion.

“gun control = less death = safer country”

Citation needed, please.

[catchandelier]

Australia

[therevenantrising-deactivated20]

In 1990 Australia had a murder rate of 1.9 which declined to 1.1 in 2013, a 42.1% reduction.

While America had a 9.4 murder rate in 1990 which has reduced to 4.5 in 2013, a 52.1% reduction.

In 1996 Australia had 145,902 violent crimes and a population of about 18.31 million. That gives us a violent crime rate of 796.8 per 100k.

In 2007 Australia had 215,208 violent crimes with a population of about 20.31 million giving it a crime rate of 1059.61. An increase of 24.7%.

Meanwhile the US violent crime rate in 96 was 636.63 which dropped to 471.8 in 2007. A 25.9% decrease.

While Australia has experienced a decline in the homicide rate this fails to correlate with their extreme gun control measures. This same reduction in murder was seen in America as well as many developed western nations as crime spiked in the 90s and then began it’s decline into the millennium.

While gun control advocates like to attribute Australia’s already lower homicide rate, that existed prior to their gun control measures, to those measures. We see that America saw greater progress without resorting to such extremes.

More information about Australia and the results of their gun control laws can be found at therevenantrising.tumblr.com/tagged/australia-master-post

[bravo-flag-flying]

@aridara this is a way more researched and extensive post than I can give you on mobile. Hope you take the time to read through it.

[redbloodedamerica]

[unclefather]

A…… a rifle?

[worshipmoment]

America’s pastor Billy Graham dies at age 99. Billy Graham helped lead countless people to Christ.  His classic sermons still air every week and many are available online.  Turn off the trash and turn on the Truth.  His work will continue to shine a light for generations.

[hanspolo]

Raiders of the Lost Ark.