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Chill af. [video]

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I would give everything to be that cat

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Those who desire war–the mongers, politicians and elites–should bear the entirety of the burden, cost and consequence.

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If you are honest in your art, you are already naked-

Michael Carini | The War of Art

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I woke up in a cold sweat because I needed to draw this

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better lion king plot: nala murders scar herself, becomes the most respected and powerful queen in lion history, no one ever finds simba

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you think this might be sad for simba but listen: he was perfectly happy in his tiny tropical paradise with his gay dads. nala is clearly the superior leader. shed probably lead the lion/hyena democracy. everyone is happy in this situation

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and of course, nala has like 9 girlfriends. all is well

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So you say “Capitalism is the only system that works?”

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The Answer

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The Worst Is Yet to Come, New York, 1966

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Opportunity knocks…

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America’s Finest

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In Vermont, a tree sit has been launched against a fracked gas pipeline. Rising Tide Vermont writes:

Vowing to stay aloft until construction is halted, climate justice advocates have launched an aerial blockade directly in the path of the fracked gas pipeline on Rotax Road. An activist with Rising Tide Vermont is currently suspended on a tree platform 30 feet above the ground, preventing the tree from being cut down, and blocking the right of way for pipeline construction.

“Monkton residents and Vermonters from across the state have used every available legal channel to speak out against this pipeline for the last three years,” said Monkton resident Jane Palmer. “Our voices have not been heard, the public good has not been respected, and at this point it is no surprise that people are putting their bodies on the line to halt this fracked gas nightmare,” Palmer said.

The aerial blockade was launched at 6:30 am this morning in advance of crews slated to clear this portion of the pipeline route later today. “As pipeline construction ramps up this spring, we will continue to take direct action,” said Will Bennington, a spokesperson for Rising Tide. “We won’t back down, and we’re asking anyone who agrees with us that fracked gas is a climate disaster to join us.”