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A real, actual, I-am-not-fucking-lying-to-you-this-truly-happened moment from the Christmas special Rapsittie Street Kids: Believe in Santa
ricky: great-grandma, you always know just what to say!
rickyâs great-grandma: dohuhohohwhehelghuhohokesynohehCHRISTMAS huahhahohoho
I thought of this while i was driving today and almost drove into my mailbox
Itâs that time of year again
CERTIFIED ICONIC POST
What tekken character is this?
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When you know you bout' ta' start some shii cuz you know you and just look at your face.
Witchcraft
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FUCK OFF ITâS JUST WOODWORKING AT THIS POINT
Puffin lovin' appreciation post.
âEmotions are the lowest form of consciousness. Emotional actions are the most contracted, narrowing, dangerous form of behavior.â
â The Illuminati Papers, Timothy Leary
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Happy Pride Month
So that Pepsi commercial turned out to be a lie huh? 2020 just keeps letting us down.
Flip, April 19??
shit I missed my window, next week I guess
Reblog on Tuesday to let your followers know itâs safe to leave the bog
YOU MAY NOW EXIT BOG
This post helped me remember what day it was
Vidcon cosplayer dressed as an influencer apology video
Young @Pugloca has his finger on the pulse of the zeitgeist â the self-described anime and Halflife fan came to Vidcon in this stunning cosplay: an influencer apology video, replete with many, many ads. He was spotted by The Atlanticâs Taylor Lorenz.
Everything about this is [[chef kiss gesture]]: the number of views, the number of likes, the number of thumbs-downs, and especially the patter that goes with it.
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https://boingboing.net/2019/07/13/boohoo-like-like.html
France is living something historical
March, 11th. While students were occupying a lecture hall in Montpellierâs University of Law, the Dean sent a fascist group helped by two teachers to beat up the students. Three of them ended up in the hospital, the girl in the picture with a fractured skull.
March, 27th. 4,000 students are sitting at Montpellierâs University of Art and Literature . We are voting the continued occupation of the University until all our demands are met. We make sure to include the French Presidentâs resignation in our demands, to be certain that they will never be met. To this day, the university is still occupied.
April, 4th.
âTravaille, consomme et ferme ta gueule ! Et câest quoi le message quâon passe aux jeunes ?â âTout est Ă nous ! Tout est Ă nous ! Rien nâest Ă eux ! Rien nâest Ă eux ! Tout ce quâils ont, ils lâont volĂ© ! Partage des richesses, partage des savoirs ou alors ça va pĂ©ter !â
âWork, buy and shut the fuck up! And whatâs the message you give to the youth?â âEverything is ours! Nothing is theirs! All they have, they have stolen! Share the wealth, share the knowledge or we will blow everything up!â
National day of strike. 2,700 people in Paris. 1,000 in Lyon. 2,000 in Montpellier. The workers joined the students, the hospital staff, the train and rails staff. Everyone marched, threatened by the CRS (security police) and smoke bombs. We had to stay masked because fascists groups were attacking people leaving the march.
April, 11th
Montpellier: Paul Valery Universityâs servers hacked, final exams pending
The Dean of my University (Art and Literature) has been a vocal opposant of our movement. In an effort to stop the occupation and threaten us, he has repeatedly refused to come to our meetins, has ignored the decisions made by the teaching staff and threatened to fire teachers who decided to march with us. His last effort has been regarding finals. Because the university is blocked since February (see the post I made), we didnât have classes and almost no material to take exams. Final week was supposed to be from April 9th to 13th. The Dean ordered the teachers to create online exams for us to send. We received the subjects Friday 6th. I had to write an 18-page-long essay on animation in TWO DAYS. But today, something incredible happened. The plateform used by the university to communicate with students and send our exams was hacked by the protesting students. We canât access it. We canât send our exams. Furthermore, an assembly of teachers was held yesterday and they decided that they were going to play on a technicality. The Dean ordered them to make exams; he didnât say if he wanted the teachers to grade them. A unanimous vote decided that they would give 10 to each student (we are graded on 20 and 10 is the minimum to pass) and bonus point if they give the exams.
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Again, Iâm begging you, share this around. The governement is purposefully hiding what is happening because theyâre afraid itâs going to turn into another May, 1968. Reblog, repost, I donât care. I just want people to see it. Iâm 20 and Iâm risking my life when I march.
I HAVE NEWS AND ITâS SCARY
Message from the video games teacher: âHello everyone. There are rumors of police intervention in the next 48 hours on campus. Iâm asking you to share the information, I will personnally be on campus tomorrow all day, as well as Friday. I donât want to advise you to come, Iâd feel too responsable if something happened to you⊠I do however think that the more students and teachers are here, the less risk there is that the police will comeâŠâ
[MORE NEWS]
âNew information: a staff meeting is organized tomorrow at 9am by the universityâs Dean. We just had Sud Eduction on the phone and they informed us that the meeting is organized in anticipation, to celebrate a very likely victory of the police against the students at 7am. I will be on campus at 6:30am with other teachers to support the students in case the police does comeâŠâ
THIS IS SCARY OK. THEY ARE DOING THE SAME THING THAT THE LAW UNI DEAN HAS DONE.
Tomorrow, I will go at 6:30. Let the police come. If they get violent against peaceful students who havenât touched ANYONE in the two months this protest has been going on, there will be consequences. We will take pictures, we will film. Iâm a fucking cinema students and you can bet Iâll send my bloodied face to every fucking news station if they ever lay a finger on me.
Again, I beg you, share this, please. If Iâm about to get my face broken, it better be for the greater good.
For my non-French followers in the comments asking why/how this is happening, I will try to explain what is going on with the university/post-high-school mess that is going on in France.
Basically, the previous system was very complex. You have tons of possibiities after schools, going to bachelors, technical two-year degrees, professional two-year degrees, very expensive private schools, and everything is mixed in. You had to choose between those and if you didnât get in what you wanted, you were waitlisted. For public universities though, people would be selected via a random roll, which imo was bad, but everyone had a fair shot (even though thousands of students would be left with nothing every year).
Therefore Macron (our current president) and his government decided to scrap the previous system and replace it with a system that would allow selection at entry level for universities. And if you canât get in because people decide youâre ânot good enoughâ, youâre sent for a year of classes to âput you at university levelâ. Not only does he want to do that, but he also wants to get rid of our three-way (literary, economic, scientific) high-school to replace it with a common core and make other subjects mandatory and limited for every student.
The government also loves guilting young students (at the age of 18 !) into choosing one and only one possible orientation, and shames those who âlost years because they chose the wrong pathâ. And basically, the laxity of changing orientations will be, imo, very affected, not allowing you to make mistakes, and making education more elitist in the process.
Students therefore started to block university campuses in protest of this reform, and a few days later, groups of fascists (as presented above) started to attack, some of them even being let in by professors and deans themselves.
I would almost say that Iâm lucky to already be in a masterâs degree, because the state of our educational system is just going downhill imo. I heavily support the students fighting for our rights of education. France has always stated that education is a right, and selection is the opposite of that. And the fact that weâre being under attack by both the police and fascists, tells a lot about what our government thinks of our right to protest and occupy campuses (by the way Campuses are under protection since 1231 and Gregory IX and the police cannot evacuate a campus without authorisationâŠ).
TL;DR : While the previous system of university entry was really complicated and fucked up, the government is trying to make it even harder for students to access to higher education, which led to protests and students occupying campuses. However, we are being met with hostility and violence by both fascist groups and the police that is determined to make our protests stop at any costs.
Additional information : this isnât the only bad thing that is happening in France at the moment, for example, the government is trying to privatise the national railroad system, which is only gonna make the prices higher and close the smaller lines that âdonât make enough profitâ, and railroad workers are also met with the same kind of hostility in the media ; other public services such as airline workers, trash collectors, and public workers, are joining the movement to counter the right-wing politics Macron is trying to implement. The sigh of relief last year when Macron won the elections against extreme right-wing candidate Marine Le Pen was just a sigh of relief that she didnât win ; most French people (or at least leftist folks like myself) knew that Macron was, is and always will be right-wing. But this level of violence is unprecented, and this is the reason why I support all strikers and their right, because Macron will not stop there.
I hope this explains it all, sorry for the long post but I really needed to talk about it, because everyone in the world that isnât French and that is praising Macron right now definitely doesnât know the level of violence weâre enduring right now just because we dare protest for our rights. Police brutality is at an all-time high and protestors canât even go on strike without masks and first-aid kits with them in case of police forces attacking us. Please support us, we really need it.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE ADDITION
