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I'd rather be in outer space đ¸
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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why is this post completely broken in every way imaginable
Broken notes⌠deactivated account⌠removed imageâŚ.
Finally, we have them all.
In addition: OPâs name is just⌠gone. No â[insert username]-deactivated[insert a bunch of numbers]â as is the standard for deactivated blogs.
Just the world âdeactivated.â Look upon their post, ye mighty, and despair.
Itâll be almost impossible to find this post unless it wanders across your dash.
Sick!
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Never name a videogame creature after your pet unless you are okay with never restarting it ever again.
The fact that you canât raise taxes on billionaires even slightly without them pouring money into fascist political movements is, of itself, evidence that billionaires as a class shouldnât be allowed to exist in the first place.
Iâd just like to point out that every single thing that has happened in the 6 years since I created this post has only reinscribed its absolute moral correctness in my mind.
Prev these are some good tags
Those tags are LEGIT. Canada has gotten so bad in recent years because provincial governments are so confident overstepping in wake of Trump. I cannot stress enough how important it is that all Americans get out and vote.
I don't care how you feel more moral not voting because it matters so so so much and anyone trying to tell you otherwise is doing so to get Trump or someone like him back in power by using your non vote. It's bad for everyone.
Do not let them convince you not to vote.
To anyone complaining that they're voting for the lesser of two evils: Would you rather be shot in the face or the foot? I'm pretty goddamn sure you have a preference.
Less bad is LESS BAD. You're not being clever, you're not being cute, you're being a fucking idiot who wants to die for social media clout.
Countless more people will die if Trump wins than if he loses. This is not a confusing or difficult moral choice. If your conscience values concepts over human lives then guess what? Your conscience is shit.
*screams* Can't believe I managed to complete 12 pages of something!
But yea this was an idea born from the good!Vlad au I'm coming up with; the idea of "what would need to happen for Vlad to actually make the first move and reach out to Jack and Maddie?"
I hope his suffering brings you joy :3
This destroyed me. Also this is gorgeously written and illustrated UM WOWOWOOOWOW I love this deep dive into Vlad
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...what is the "sex is just rock climbing" category
It was kind of a joke between me and a friend ("you wouldn't judge someone for having gone rock climbing with a bunch of different people") but honestly the more I thought about it the more I bought into it unironically because:
It is a physical activity done with one or more partners
You should only go rock climbing with people you trust to not let you fall
You should not go rock climbing with someone who is drunk or currently incapable of rational decision-making
Some people get super super super into rock climbing and do not shut up about all the places they have climbed and how many are left on their bucket list and these people are usually men between the ages of 20 and 35 and like it's fine dude I'm glad you're happy but I don't know what most of those mountains even are
While many consider it a fun activity, pressuring someone into climbing when they don't want to (or ignoring their feelings and just dangling them off a cliff,) could cause both psychological and physical trauma
There is no moral value to it whatsoever. Who you have gone rock climbing with (or whether you have rock climbed at all) has no bearing on who you are as a person. Imagine telling someone "it's not that heights make you nauseous, it's just that you haven't found the right person to belay you!" or "you need to save your first time rock climbing for someone special." That would be absurd.
historically I have not asked myself "will this aggravate my hip flexer injury" before participating when perhaps I should have đ
âart is a luxuryâ is such a disgustingly capitalist concept. the need to make and engage with art, to have beauty and creation, is absolutely fundamental to humans. art should be a human right.
quick somebody add the bread and puppet cheap art manifesto
honestly I only ask for money for art because I need to eat. art should belong to everyone because everyone needs it. capitalism fears the power of art and so must judge and belittle it. it even turns artists against one another.
The next time they tell you Americans are âhappyâ with their employer provided health insurance remember that that âhappinessâ is fueled by willful ignorance of what the alternatives are really like and fear of losing what little crappy health care they currently have.
Honestly, nevermind the low price, if seeing doctors was this logistically easy Iâd have way better health. With adhd/anxiety/depression, seeing doctors is usually just too complicated and takes too much energy to deal with.
i love you people still wearing face masks i love you people wearing them for strangers i love you people wearing them for themselves i love you people wearing them for family members i love you people wearing them for friends and coworkers i love you people wearing them despite it no longer being mandated i love you people wearing masks
I love you people who are reblogging this I love you people who are still wearing masks and encouraging others to do the same I love you people who care
âIf a united left is possible in this country the major obstacle must be considered racism, white racism to be blunt. The categories can be best simplified by reducing them to three, the overt self-satisfied racist who doesnât deign to hide his antipathy, the self-interdicting racist who harbors and nurtures racism in spite of their best efforts, and the unconscious racist, product of preconceived notions that must be blamed on history. I deny the existence of Black racism outright, by fiat I deny it. Too much Black blood has flowed between the chasm that separates the races, itâs fundamentally unfair to expect the Black man to differentiate at a glance the self-accepting racist, the self-interdicting racist and the unconscious racist. The apologistâs term âBlack racismâ is either a healthy defense reflex on the part of the sincere Black partisan attempting to deal with the realistic problems of survival and elevation, or the racism of the government stooge organs.â
â George Jackson, Imprisoned Intellectuals
Black man says black people cant be racist while speaking as if black and white are the only two races that exist. WILD.
Races besides white and black exist. And yes, black people are racist to them. And they're racist right back. All humans are capable of being racist. The only difference is that some people at least own up to it and try not to be, instead of making excuses or trying to justify it.
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Daily reminder: some points = better than no points.
I came to class today completely unprepared and bombed the 10 point quiz. I got one question right purely on luck.
But you know what? 20% is better than the 0% I would have gotten if I had skipped class.
And it will be okay.
This took me 6 years of failing to learn.
I would skip tests and miss assignments I hadnât fully studied or completed. I dunno why. Perfectionism? Maybe cause in my head, an automatic 0 was better than low grades, which would be proof I was struggling? Who can say.
Then at the end, I would fail getting 37-38%. Had I just submitted the half completed assignments or taken the half studied test, I might have passed instead of failing.
Some points is always better than no points.Â
This is also broadly applicable to life where there are no "real" points. But some cleaning is better than no cleaning. Some progress on a project is better than no progress on a project. A short time getting active is better than no time being active. etc. etc.
It should 100% be illegal for companies to make you give them your payment information when you sign up for a free trial version of their product. It is not necessary and there is no good fucking reason for them to do it. Itâs blatantly just so they can steal forgetful customersâ money.
oh hey, thanks for reminding me to cancel a free trial i had going on.
Reblog to save an unnecessary charge cause it also reminded me to cancel a trial lol
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Yes times one million.
constant mood recently
this is really how i feel sometimes
donât forget to comment to your fave artists
I imagine this would be the case, if anyone ever actually commented on my work.
Unbiased journalism is not pretending both sides are equally valid. Unbiased journalism is reporting the facts even if those facts include that one side is irredeemably awful. False neutrality is propaganda.
Repeated for emphasis: False neutrality is propaganda.
if 99 experts say one thing, and 1 expert says another, presenting both sides as equal is misinformation
This is the most insidious and effective way that American news outlets created the impression that climate change is debatable: repeatedly featuring one scientist who believed in climate change and one who didnât, thus tricking the public into seeing it as a 50-50 split when itâs closer to 97-3.
 Itâs not that one scientist believes one thing and the other doesnât, itâs that one scientist is a paid up shill and the other one isnât. This excerpt from Bill McKibbenâs âA Planet in Perilâ sums things up beautifully:
In the 1980s Exxon was the biggest, richest company in the world. Its product was carbon. And it had good scientists â great scientists â on the payroll. So the scientists set to work trying to understand this problem, and in 1983 they told the executives how much the earth was going to warm and how fast. Being rational, business-minded people, the executives believed them. Exxon, for example, began building all its drilling rigs higher to compensate for the rise in sea level that it knew was coming.
Meanwhile Jim Hansen worked for NASA from an office in New York City, at 112th and Broadway on the Upper West Side. Hansen had built the worldâs most powerful model of the climate, and he had the best data coming in from around the globe. He reached the same conclusion that the Exxon scientists had reached, and he told Congress in June of 1988 that the âgreenhouse effect,â as we called it then, was here, that the planet was indeed warming, and that it was going to be a very serious crisis.
Exxon could have said the next day, âOur scientists can confirm what Mr. Hansen is telling you.â Had that happened, it would have been a turning point in history. No one would have said, âOh, Exxon executives are just a bunch of alarmists. Pay them no attention.â We could have begun to take relatively modest steps that would have put us on a different trajectory. By this point we could be on the way to solving climate change.
Instead Exxon, and the fossil-fuel industry as a whole, took the opposite course. It began spending lots of money to build an architecture of deceit and denial and disinformation that for the next thirty years kept us locked in a pointless debate about whether global warming was real â a question that, remember, both sides knew the answer to from the get-go. Itâs just that one of them was willing to lie. That turned out to be the most consequential lie in human history. It has cost us three crucial decades.
Itâs a tragic story of an opportunity lost to corporate greed, and also to a kind of ideological conviction that ran strong, and still runs strong in those circles: that markets can do no wrong and all problems will be solved by laissez-faire capitalism. This has clearly turned out not to be true. Now half the summer sea ice in the Arctic has melted, and the oceans are 30 percent more acidic than they were before. Weâve run market capitalism through a test, and it has failed.
#climate disaster
