Let The Bastards Hang Ⓐ☭Ⓔ

And tradition can die with them FLHC/Extreme Metal/Anarcho-Queer/Pagan

[beyonslayed]

GOODBYE

[1i73-deactivated20221021]

brothers in arms

[thejusticethatissocial]

[s9sh9]

Friendly reminder that she

[gayaustralian-deactivated201703]

imo sociology is the worst discipline in the arts and social sciences

[whereshadowsmakeshadows-deactiv]

I disagree

[wittgensteinsmister]

This is Obama’s last day in office. Reblog this while you still can.

[vine-blog]

[only1600kids]

*gets penalty* “that’s bullshit” *watches replay* “.. yeah okay”

[reademmaduh]

This is flawless. I can’t stop watching.

[maxofs2d]

[nick-avallone]

me: wow I really couldn’t get any gayer narrator: he will get much gayer

[womanculture]

y’all posturing online abt beating up fascists:

[womanculture]

yall at the gym:

[bearnomadwizard]

me at physical therapy:

[thegreatestcalamity]

[pkpaulshow]

Gingeraile:

Girlfriend was a bit too hyped about he Switch reveal. To keep her grounded, I had her hold the “reminder” box.

[rook-the-bard]

The reminder box

[howieabel]

“To those who knew Kropotkin, the man seemed more important than his works, and throughout our account we have had to record the strong impressions of amiability and goodness left by him. He had many ideological enemies, but few men of celebrity in their own time have had so few personal foes; even those bitterly opposed to his teachings usually found his modesty and sincerity difficult to resist. … His ideal of human solidarity was no vague conception, nor his amiability a superficial virtue. They were continually manifested in his daily life, and, although he may at times have fallen into error, there is nothing in Kropotkin’s acts or writings of intellectual dishonesty. He always spoke what he thought to be right, and was ready to take the consequences, whether it meant imprisonment or — what was much worse to a man of his character — the loss of old and respected friends. He was always kind, anxious to avoid giving pain or inconvenience, and conscious of the needs of others. His hospitality was wide, his sympathy abundant, his generosity as unlimited as his resources allowed.” - George Woodcock and Ivan Avakumovic in Peter Kropotkin : From Prince to Rebel (1990)

[dreamjerky]

[slimetony]

3 Doors Down is playing Trumps inauguration which means I have to, sadly, throw away my collectible 3 Doors Down Dale Earnhardt Junior NASCAR car I got for my 8th birthday.

[slimetony]

We’ve had some good times buddy, but you’re going to a landfill.

[texasgunnersmate-deactivated201]

You’re a dumbass

[jeremyvyoral]

He should stay in the landfill with his toy.

[knightoftheright-deactivated201]

Wow you are a walking, posting stereotype aren’t you OP? The left is, literally as OP has demonstrated, throwing the toys out of the cot. How intolerant and downright incapable of accepting an opposing view do you have to be to destroy your own possessions in such a way? This would almost be funny if it wasn’t so immature.

[slimetony]

Its a toy car

[wet-raccoon]

conservatives: Millennials these days can’t take a joke since they’re offended by everything

conservatives: *literally acts like this*

[edwad]

not digging the obama worship in the blogosphere lately