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Icelandic magical staves (sigils) are symbols credited with magical effect preserved in various grimoires dating from the 17th century and later. According to the Museum of Icelandic Sorcery and Witchcraft, the effects credited to most of the staves were very relevant to the average Icelanders of the time, who were mostly substitence farmers and had to deal with harsh climatic conditions.

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“How surprising is it that women with children do not earn as much as women who do not have children? If you don’t think children take up a mother’s time, you just haven’t raised any children. How surprising is it that men with children earn more than men without children, just the opposite of the situation with women? Is it surprising that a man who has more mouths to feed is more likely to work longer hours? Or take on harder or more dangerous jobs, in order to earn more money? More than 90 percent of the people who are killed on the job are men. There is no point pretending that there are no differences between what women do and what men do in the workplace, or that these differences don’t affect income. During my research on male-female differences for my book “Economic Facts and Fallacies,” I was amazed to learn that young male doctors earned much higher incomes than young female doctors. But it wasn’t so amazing after I discovered that young male doctors worked over 500 hours more per year than young female doctors. Even when women and men work at jobs that have the same title — whether doctors, lawyers, economists or whatever — people do not get paid for what their job title is, but for what they actually do. Women lawyers who are pregnant, or who have young children, may have good reasons to prefer a 9 to 5 job in a government agency to working 60 hours a week in a high-powered law firm. But there is no point comparing male lawyers as a group with female lawyers as a group, if you don’t look any deeper than job titles. Unless, of course, you are not looking for the truth, but for political talking points to excite the gullible.”

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world history

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In one sentence

[libertarirynn-deactivated202006]

Oh right, because white people are definitely the only ones who ever waged a war and it’s totally not like Native American tribes were warring with each other all the time. Do you guys try to be this completely clueless or does it just come naturally?

[skateanddie-deactivated20170319]

There’s a difference between declaring war and bringing war.

[libertarirynn-deactivated202006]

What the hell difference would that be? Oh let me guess “One of them we get to blame on white people”.

[skateanddie-deactivated20170319]

Wow are you 7 years old? Do you understand the differences between wars or do you sit back and just make bitter comments because you think that what you read and see on tumblr is true 100% of the time? Does this post hurt you deep down inside?

[libertarirynn-deactivated202006]

I’d like to know what exactly I said or did that indicated I think what I read and see on tumblr is true 100% of the time? It’s pretty much the exact opposite. You’re the one who dumbly suggested that war is something that white people brought like it wasn’t already alive and well. Groups fight other groups to gain power. This isn’t a new thing. It’s been happening all throughout history. It’s not some sort of special level oppression when a white group does it to a non-white group. The Saxons in the Normans were both white and they warred each other. Japan killed millions of people in Asia and you don’t see anybody talking about how the Japanese brought war, even though they most certainly did. It’s always white people. Honestly, it’s super egotistical of white people to think that they are so influential that every major catastrophe can be directly linked to them.

[skateanddie-deactivated20170319]

Did I deny that war happens? No. I’m explaining that there is a difference in asking aka declaring, and raping and pillaging. Don’t be so oblivious please.

[libertarirynn-deactivated202006]

Honey, you’re the one who’s oblivious if you think the tribes weren’t already doing that to one another. Do you think their wars were just a bunch of hugs and a tea exchange?

[skateanddie-deactivated20170319]

Honey, do you think I don’t know that, do you think I’m going to defend the white people who sorta brought small pocks over here in blankets? I know not ALL white people, but hey, insisting on me defending the ones who sorta came and purposely fucked shit up is kinda fucked up. To each their own I guess, continue to attempt to change opinions on this website, I wish you the best of luck, I truly do. Honey.

[libertarirynn-deactivated202006]

There is little to no evidence to anybody purposely brought over smallpox. There’s a good chance it happened, since there’s two different groups with totally different immune systems, but it’s pure speculation to say that it was some sort of chemical warfare. And the numbers of natives were so low at that point that it can hardly be blamed on the vast majority of their deaths. You have no evidence outside of your own feelings. But it’s been fun watching you make baseless claims :-)

[skateanddie-deactivated20170319]

It’s been fun, fun, yes. Fun that you can justify rape, war and white supremacy because, you know, it’s already happened through out history, no point in trying to change anything, any way, since you’re right about everything ever, I’ll be over here, remember why I need to have a status card.

[libertarirynn-deactivated202006]

When did I justify any of those things? Oh right, I didn’t. #LiterallyGraspingAtStraws

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Small pox blankets are a historical myth spread by people who don’t understand smallpox. It can’t survive outside a human host long enough to be used as biological warfare via infected blankets# just FYI.

I’m sure many native people got smallpox from exposure to Europeans, but it wasn’t done maliciously.

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So I found this

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OMFG WHY

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People who are younger than you but taller

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People who are younger than you but better than you at something

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People who are younger than you

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People

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green dad is moved

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Not pictured: Vegeta with a mug that say’s WORLD’S BEST DAD

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/11480732/Britons-still-live-in-Anglo-Saxon-tribal-kingdoms-Oxford-University-finds.html

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Curator’s Monday 143 - Tumblr Artist

Angela Rizza | on Tumblr (USA)

Angela is a freelance illustrator currently living and working in New York. She graduated from the Fashion Institute of Technology in 2011 with a BFA in Illustration. Since then she has been featured in a number of magazines and shows. Her work is a combination of traditional and digital media which is reminiscent of a classical storybook illustration. Besides artwork, Angela enjoys traveling, birding and photography. She is open to comments, commissions, or questions and is currently available for illustration jobs of any kinds and is looking for an art rep. Thanks sosuperawesome for this Curator’s Monday sharing.

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Its a TLDR ish style in one panel

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I might continue this, if I’m bored