SoSanguine

Political/feminist. Cute animals. StarWars:http://thepulltothelight.tumblr.com/  Nursing/medical:nursingisinmyblood.tumblr.com

[nostalgia-eh52]

[jethropaler]

Who should sit on the Iron Throne?

Ghost, cause he’s a good boi.

[franzkafkagf]

the stars will guide you home

[tsunamiwavesurfing]

penguins vs giant petrel

[justmelvin]

Gang gang!!

[danspreludes-deactivated2022060]

Yooo!!! I fucking love penguins dude!!!

[that-twink-over-there]

❤❤❤

[homofied]

A+ commentary. Unmute it!

[teathattast]

🦊🍞

[weheartchrisevans]

[still-godless-david]

LOL, trump dissing fux news.

[citizenshipandsocialjustice]

[nuderefsarebest]

[a-telos]

I literally screeched.

[wilwheaton]

“It’s highly unlikely that nobody in the Augusta office of the Brian Kemp for Governor campaign knew who James Stachowiak was. They let him into the event and had no problem with him posing with Kemp. Even if you give the Republicans the benefit of the doubt, and nobody knew who Stachowiak was, Brian Kemp was perfectly comfortable taking a picture with a man wearing a blatantly anti-Muslim shirt at a publicized campaign event. Why? Because Brian Kemp shares Stachowiak’s values. Even after the photo surfaced and Georgia CAIR (Council on America Islamic Relations) and other organizations throughout Georgia asked Brian Kemp to condemn Stachowiak and his beliefs— he didn’t. This is the point in the story where we’re supposed to wring our hands and get indignant about what a terrible guy Brian Kemp is and how hate is bad, etc., etc. That part is obvious. From his voter suppression, to his support for Brett Kavanaugh to his poor taste in wing restaurants (who has campaign events at Wild Wings Cafe when you’ve got a Zaxby’s on every corner in Georgia?), Brian Kemp is not Georgia’s best choice for governor. However, now you have to view Brain Kemp’s selfie in the context of what has been happening in this country over the last month. Brian Kemp sympathizes with terrorists.”

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White Nationalist Who Threatened Stacey Abrams’ Campaign Poses for Picture With Brian Kemp

One of the reasons Anne and I are very seriously considering leaving America is the embrace of terrorist extremists by right wing Republicans. 

Because people like Trump and Kemp are normalizing and encouraging the views, beliefs, and actions of right wing domestic terrorists, we are both sincerely afraid that what we saw this past week is on its way to becoming normalized and a routine experience in a country that is rapidly ceasing to reflect the values of the majority of its citizens.

[dankmemeuniversity]

[wolfgangreborn]

why am i crying

[darkshrimpemotions]

They sent pipe bombs to Obama, Clinton, CNN, and a major Democratic donor. They marched through the streets chanting “Jews will not replace us.” They jailed and brutalized and outright killed Black protesters. They ran a woman down with a car for protesting their hateful rhetoric.

They threatened from the start to resort to violence if they didn’t get their way, and then got their way…and resorted to violence anyway. They are the purveyors of a body of politics that sees most of us as subhuman and undeserving of life, and actively works toward our destruction.

Remember that during this election.

This is not a matter of choosing the “lesser evil”. This is flawed politicians vs. actual fucking terrorists. This is human failings vs. inhumanity. This is not being progressive enough vs. silencing the opposition with violence.

No fucking contest. Get out and vote.

[runcibility]

It was a terrorist attempt on several people, including two previous presidents. And our current president decided that the best thing to do tonight would be to hold a political rally.

You have to vote. Lives are on the fucking line here.

[sosanguine]

They only care about your life before you are born.

[wilwheaton]

“To be clear, women loudly protesting the confirmation of Kavanaugh are not a “mob,” and comparing Trump to thuggish autocrats is simple honesty. Trump seems not to understand that criticism of his policies and rhetoric is not the same as a president demonizing opponents, race-baiting and threatening democratic institutions. In his book, news accounts exposing his corruption, ineptitude and cruelty are on par with his insisting that neo-Nazi marches include some “fine people.” No, Trump’s level of vitriol and overt racism is unmatched by political opponents or past presidents. The president for three years has demonized the Clintons, accusing Hillary of negligent handling of national intelligence (funny that Trump communicates by unprotected cellphone as the Chinese and Russian intelligence listen in) and threatening to jail her. As for Obama, Trump was a prime purveyor of the racist birtherism nonsense, designed to delegitimize Obama and cast him as the “other” — a foreigner, a Muslim.”

— Trump is responsible for the descent into thuggery

[stillhidden]

“Trump, who has waged a systematic campaign of relentless lies and delegitimizing attacks designed to destroy shared facts and obliterate public faith in the press’s institutional role in our democracy, is now blaming the media for an assassination attempt against it. Don’t forget: After a man threatened to murder newspaper employees while using language identical to Trump’s, the president kept up the attacks.”

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Trump wants us to be at war with one another. His latest rage-tweets confirm it.

The President of the United States of America is has been encouraging, and continues to encourage, domestic terrorism, because he’s an autocrat without (for the moment, at least) an autocracy.

[b1rd1e]

What r u guys gonan b for halloween

[signalwave]

sad

[kitthecowboy-deactivated2020030]

gay

[rosegardnz]

sexy

[anarchohellenism]

goblin

[musicalhell]

[garyschroeder]

In blocking Garland, Republicans said it was urgent to wait until after the 2016 election to let the voters speak. They rushed Kavanaugh through to get him onto the court before the voters could speak in 2018. When power is all that matters, consistency is for suckers.

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[mysharona1987]