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#wyv's art #dragon #furry art #dragon furry #anthro #kemono #fursona #anthro furry #safe fur work #robot #mecha #dragonkin #i love bobots so much eheheh #so normal about robotics. the beast times are coming

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shambletime

[ Commission ] Kobold has a new charm spell, is it working? 😏

#bwaow #inspiration

azaracyy

pov: you caged an introvert digicage ych slots are now back open on vgen!

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she knocked that smug look off my face but luckily i was wearing a second, smaller smug look underneath

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melissa-s23

This post is so incredibly dumb and everytime I come across it I just can’t help but laugh. This site is just magical. Where else will you get this nonsense?

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What if everything gets better in 2016

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useless-catalanfacts

I found these images in the Instagram account whatsahistory. The quotes are from George Orwell’s autobiographical book Homage to Catalonia, where he explains his experiences in Catalonia and Aragon when he came as a volunteer in the International Brigades to help us fight against fascism in the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939).

ledsastray

my favourite Orwell book - if you read Burmese Days, Down and Out in Paris and London, Road to Wigan Pier, Homage to Catalonia, as a set, you can see how he went from being a policeman in a colonial administration to a comrade fighting with the POUM and siding with the Anarchists

Orwell I think could not truly feel solidarity until he fought in Catalunya - he’s always the observer, sometimes of himself, but he writes as though being colonised or impoverished degrades a person. When he gets to Barcelona and people tell him it is insulting to try and tip them I think he gets to understand we are the same people, being free where we can, when pride is possible. “Human beings … trying to behave as human beings”. And that here he could have it too, be welcomed and trusted or distrusted as people personally interacted with him as equals. That his scepticism and inability to love dogma did not matter when he was part of an army you could leave whenever you wanted and might die for from bad luck rather than sacrifice and glory. People wanted to live. They wanted to get to live in the world they were fighting for.

ps just a small note - Orwell wasn’t in the International Brigades as such because English communists distrusted him so he found another way and joined up with the POUM (who were more Trotsky influenced) via the Independent Labour Party in Britain

useless-catalanfacts

Oop you’re right, I misused the term to mean the foreigners in general.