Sui-Lun

Makeup obsessed? Nah, that's just my job 😜 CalBear 2020 with my big nerdy glasses 🐻🤓

[sui-lun]

Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer: Green eyes with red crease, dark berry lips, mauve contour and pink highlight, added freckles, and a shiny red nose; light-medium skin. Merry Christmas! #karapoonmakeupartist #rudolftherednosereindeer #rudolph #uglychristmassweaterparty #greeneyeshadow #redeyeshadow #redandgreenchristmas #darkberrylips #nosecontour #contouring #frecklesmakeup #shinynose #rednose #rednose2018 #christmas #merrychristmas #christmas2018 #merrychristmas2018 https://www.instagram.com/p/Br6cXMrgIHH/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ybu5spqmgziv

[sluttyhozier]

[occupyfall-deactivated20181031]

i think we really need to add:

[joorogumo-deactivated20181215]

BITCH THAT FUCKING SECOND ONE

[wearethewitches]

reblog if ur a cryptid gen z-millennial like me (born between 1994-2003)

[sappy-little-trees]

Yeah um I already played out this confrontation like 10 times in my head so if you could stick to the script I imagined for you, that’d be great, thanks.

[mapsontheweb]

This roadtrip keeps you in 70 degree weather for the full year.

[vampireapologist-archive-deacti]

FINALLY a guide to my ideal nomadic lifestyle

[computersaresadtoo]

XP/98 remix

[aloe-jelly-deactivated20170907]

ok what the fuck

[jas-old-account]

It sounds like some digital boss theme

[basiliskfree]

I had to draw this.

[dubiousculturalartifact]

I just accidentally invented a new idiom, maybe?

“Licking a tree & hoping for maple syrup.” 

aka “A attempt at resolving/achieving something with less effort than is required for success, & a high probability of it proving merely futile & faintly unpleasant’

[nudibranchparty]

I can support this as a turn of phrase.

[sui-lun]

There’s a similar phrase like this in Chinese: “waiting under a tree and expecting a rabbit for dinner”

[ultrafacts]

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[ambris]

This is pretty meta

[elodieunderglass]

The peer reviewer’s comments are the best

[latenights]

if someone makes you happy, make them happier

[fairylander]

This mindset will make you the kindest you can be

[lieber-tot-als-rot-deactivated2]

[crazy-pages]

Okay. This seems pretty insane if you don’t know what the existing state of terminally ill patients’ options is. So let’s go over that.

Terminally ill patients can sign up to be part of pre FDA approval trials for treatments which might potentially cure them. As these treatments are experimental, untested, not guaranteed to get results, and intended to provide profit to the medical provider in the long run, patients cannot be charged for these experimental treatments. As it should be. It’d be pretty unethical to get people to pay you to be your guinea pig for treatments which may not even help them.

This “right to try” law changes that. It makes it legal for terminally ill patients to be charged for experimental treatments. Furthermore, it removes FDA testing restrictions from the process. Currently a company which tries an ‘experimental’ treatment they know won’t work will get the hammer dropped on them by the FDA. But under this new process, medical providers would be legally allowed to provide ‘treatments’ they know won’t work, without oversight. This would legalize medical predation on terminally ill patients.

Labeling this bill ‘right to try’ makes it seem like terminally ill patients aren’t allowed to seek out experimental treatments right now. But they are! All this bill does is make a terminally ill patients more financially burdened and more vulnerable to predation.

That’s why the Democrats blocked it.

[nyxserpent]

Thank you for explaining it

[jabberwockypie]

Reblogging for EXPLANATION

[squeeful]

What an idea, reading a bill before declaring it shit.

Right to try is like right to work.

[googlemenot-deactivated20230921]

[onlyblackgirl]

Deadass tho

[my-name-is-life]

[pyomorphic]

if you ask a right winger why a job like, say, sanitation worker has such an abysmal wage even though their job is necessary they’ll tell you that it is an unskilled occupation. we could contest that but for the sake of argument let’s concede.

by this logic, value is derived by how much labor is required to accomplish something, in this case the labor of learning the skill in addition to the labor of completing the task at hand. a doctor would earn a much higher wage because of the labor required to earn the necessary degrees to practice. okay.

but then if you ask a right winger why the price of a pair of glasses, a mattress, or even a bottle of water is so expensive, despite these things being cheap and easy to make, they’ll tell you that value is not determined by the labor that goes into it, but by need and demand.

this inconsistency reveals how neoliberal economics functions: the value of something means whatever is most convenient to the ruling class.

[wizardshavethephonebox]

[shockingstephen13]

She just silenced every white straight boy jokes about women. .

[glorianas]

why do so many gun nutters seems to think they live in the wild west in 1882 like there’s gonna be a shoot out at midday and they gotta jump in there

[odinsblog]

Gun nut utopia

[snommelp]

If I may offer one gentle correction: the “Wild West” actually generally had very strict gun control, following the example set by Southern states in the early 1800s. And, fun fact, although all frontier towns tended to be violent places, the ones with strict weapon control were substantially less violent.

(Source)

[odinsblog]

So the law had the good sense to disarm violent people (confiscate their guns) in the 1800s, but somehow gun nuts cannot see the value in this

[makeuphall]

[sui-lun]

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