storkbird

[storkbird]

White liberals on facebook: I'm moving to Canada! Fuck this racist country

Me: you're going to Canada to escape the racism you don't face, where the racism you don't face still exists but says 'eh' and thank you

[stanluna-deactivated20170509]

among all the hate posts about states like Florida and Texas I just wanna say I really hope for the safety of all nonwhite populations that happen to live in those states. I think we are too easily forgetting that a state is not a singular entity and that there are many people who are probably very afraid that also live in those states and have to actually live around the people who actively voted for someone that wants to take their rights away

[staysofti]

me earlier: they wont let trump win lol america is not this dumb

me rn: 

[talesofthestarshipregeneration]

moonlight has apparently grossed up to 1.3 million this weekend so over 3 million dollars so far and i am so happy! its on 83 screens as of this weekend. YES

[chancemedley116]

Made a compilation of my favorite vines that I haven’t seen yet. Let me know if this isn’t allowed or whatever.

[fatgirlopinions]

Gold.

[frontpagewoman]

[exrnilica-deactivated20201225]

[bookmania]

[guerrillamamamedicine]

According to reports from the Indigenous Environmental Network, Colonel John W. Henderson of the Corps promised the Standing Rock Sioux tribe that no permit would be issued to drill the Dakota Access Pipeline under the Missouri River until 30 days after construction stops. After that, there will be a comment period adequate to allow the tribes full consultation. This could delay pipeline construction under the river by 45 days to three months. Even more good news for pipeline opponents. President Obama earlier this week commented that his administration would be looking at rerouting the pipeline. A new route would require a new environmental assessment, and this time, the tribes, and others, will insist on a full environmental impact statement – not the questionable environmental assessment used by the Army Corps when it issued the first permit. Either move could scuttle financing for the pipeline, which depends on work being completed on a certain schedule. There is no confirmation at this time from the Corps of Engineers nor from the Standing Rock Tribe that the 30-day buffer period will in fact go into effect. Still, there is a sense, now, that there is a possible pathway to a resolution of this months-old conflict.

Turning Point at Standing Rock? Resistance and Renewed Hope Against Dakota Access | Common Dreams | Breaking News & Views for the Progressive Community (via guerrillamamamedicine)

[ruthwilson]

[peekachiu-deactivated20210214]

im both

[tortillah]

when your friend hands you another shot but you already too fucked up

[flowing-forward-deactivated2016]

@storkbird

[lightincubus]

[accioanimagi]

marauders tag yourself meme

[tylagifs]

#that’s it that’s the show

[handsyouaclementineslice]

how old is jake gyllenhall cos like he looks relatively young but at the same time i feel like he’s been alive for like centuries already

[keybladeofsteel]

Why would you ask us, a narnia blog, this?

[toshio]

[brutereason]

I wonder from where so many Americans get the idea that voting is supposed to be some expression of your deepest, most beloved values and virtues rather than a pragmatic, political move meant to shift your country as much closer to your ideal as possible. This strikes me as another example of extreme individualism. Voting isn’t about *you*. It’s about your city, state, and/or country. It doesn’t have to feel transcendently good deep down in your bones. It just has to *do* as much good as you can do, in this particular moment in time.