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[baskervilleshund]

[benedictsvestcollection]

Today’s the only day you can reblog this until next year guys.

[ur-daily-inspiration]

[shitpostingsapphic]

"Caitlyn never verbally apologized" no, she did so much more than that.

She betrayed Ambessa. She let Jinx go. She led the battle against Ambessa in the finale. She lost an eye and nearly died. She gave up her seat on the council to Sevika so that Zaun could be represented.

Does it fix everything? No. Systems of oppression aren't fixed with a handful of well intentioned actions.

But Caitlyn DID feel remorse and DID make attempts to reverse her wrongdoings.

Did you want Caitlyn to change, or did you just want her to be punished?

[violets-emotionalbreakdown]

I said this in a comment but feel the need to reiterate. Caitlyn did all of this voluntarily! There is no system even in place to hold her accountable except her own conscience.

Do you think the council she just reinstated is going to reprimand her? The heads of the rich and powerful families (whom she is part of and also many just got promoted to council seats)? The enforcers who see her as their leader?

Every single thing Caitlyn gave up was internally motivated from guilt and atonement.

Why areyou expecting justice in an inherently injust setting?

[shitpostingsapphic]

Excellent addition. I think people are too absorbed in what they wish happened instead of what actually happened and what is realistic TO have happened. They confuse bad writing with writing that personally upsets them. They think that because no immediate grand change came from Caitlyn's actions and intentions, that means they were bad ones that held no remorse. That's not the case at all.

The only way for Caitlyn to get the punishment they wish to see from her is if she willingly throws herself into the fire. That's not going to happen. And who would it actually help? No one. Vi wouldn't want that, it wouldn't help Zaun, it wouldn't help Piltover realize their errors. No, the way she can help is if she sticks around, sucks it up, and takes it day by day with a continuation of her attempts at recompense. Which is what she does and what we see is her trajectory by the finale.

Obsession with punishment is a fatal flaw. It blinds you to what is actually helpful when it comes to discussions of justice.

[thememedaddy]

[arcanegifs]

ARCANE LEAGUE OF LEGENDS S1 EP5 ↔ S2 EP8 (2021-2024)

[bebemoon]

“Inverness, Capital of the Highlands” by @castlesofscotland on ig .

[spacewonder19]

Jellyfish Nebula © cosmic_background

[penbattles]

The Lovers

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COMMISSIONS ARE OPEN!!

[milramemo]

Jalapeño the fire gecko 💚

[theninjanavigator]

[angelltheninth]

Caitlyn Kiramman truly is the lesbian character of all time:

getting Vi out of jail because she was hot (and yes to help with the case)

flirting with an attractive woman from a brothel

sneaking women into her bedroom

thinking about her crush in the shower

her every outfit in season 1 and 2 was PERFECT

she's a sniper so you know she got those finger skills

wearing fancy, sexy lingerie

training arc where she got hotter

the handcuffs, blindfolds (bag over the head, same thing), and spitting

certified freak in the sheets who found someone to match her freak

not wearing a bra in the jail scene therefore causing Vi's brain to short-circuit

being cocky cause she knows exactly how hot she is

her ex-girlfriend turned out to be a Noxian spy who told her she was great in bed as she was about to execute her

she lost an eye and got a badass eyepatch, which again made her look hotter

I rest my case

[gingerpines]

teen caitvi au where they met at jayce’s workshop as kids bc ekko was making deliveries for benzo and they became friends and would meet up outside caitlyn’s house at the gate every night like romeo and juliet and vi would always listen to caitlyn yap about jayce’s newest invention and one day cait convinced her mom to take vi at one of the shooting tournaments for a weekend and they realized how much of a crush they have on each other

[elbiotipo]

I believe everything should be offline, I believe that every time something that is not your internet browser (and I'm being generous here) should have a big red alert that says THIS PIECE OF SHIT PROGRAM NEEDS TO CONNECT TO THE INTERNET AND REQUESTS YOUR CONSENT TO DO THIS SPECIFIC THING, and you had to touch a big red button and it would disconnect as soon as you close it.

[elbiotipo]

"oh you can't edit this document on your device :) you need to save it to the Google Panopticon first :)" "Adobe needs to update on the background sorry we'll just steal your RAM for a bit :) you don't need to notice don't open the task manager your so sexy ahaha" "Windows needs to be online to send everything you do... somewhere"

IN MY TIME Microsoft Word had to ask permission to even put an hyperlink, let alone fucking update in the background. Videogames had to BEG to connect to a LAN network, now Gabe Newell gives any dev the power to install whatever the fuck in my hard drive.

Computers used to know RESPECT, now they're all assholes who want access to your contact list.

[a-krogan-skald-and-bearsark]

My laptop installed Copilot without telling me. Apparently it was part of the latest windows update.

It's uninstalled now, but there's a word we used to use for programs that secretly installed themselves on your machine.

Malware.

[longseasons]

[gwydionmisha]

Bonus: If I buy a book I get to keep it! The publisher can't turn up at my house at random and confiscate all the books I bought.

[spacewonder19]

NGC 1499 California Nebula © Steven Powell

[kittyeckersley]

Kathryn Hahn is correct. We want to see juicy, complicated, not-young women all the time.

“I think the audience wants to see juicy, complicated, not-young women all the time — no offense to the amazing young women in our business.” — LA Times

[renyfisher]

CAN I HEAR THAT LOUDER ⁉️‼️

[faunshiii]

will never be sick of drawing her