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“If you look back only at your mistakes, you’d think you were an idiot. If you look back only at your wiser choices, you’d think you were infallible. But if you look back on everything, you realize you’re a human being who has been through a lot, grown a lot, is always still learning, and improving as time goes by.”

— Doe Zantamata

#words

how do people just not constantly liv e in a state of dissociation

#life is rough

meltedwings

i just want to say that while ruth bader ginsburg dying six weeks before the election is a nightmare and everything we all wished wouldn’t happen, rbg put up a herculean fight. for us. she pushed herself the way no human should, all to protect us, and i admire that. rest easy, ms ginsburg. we honor you. you did all that you could. we can’t ever ask or expect for more. and we won’t forget.

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Friendly reminder that characteristic number one (out of fourteen) of fascism is a sort of rabid nationalism that demands constant displays of “patriotism,” and questions or denies the “love of country” of anyone who does not display sufficient enthusiasm via display of flags, repititon of patriotic songs and slogans, and other nationalist tropes.

scurviesdisneyblog

Disney announces new fantasy adventure Raya and the Last Dragon.

Written by Crazy Rich Asians screenwriter Adele Lim and inspired by martial arts movies, the animated film takes place in Kumandra “a reimagined Earth inhabited by an ancient civilization that venerated the mythical dragons for their power and their wisdom,” according to the film’s producer, Osnat Shurer.

Taking place in Southeast Asia, the movie reveals distinct clans living in the Land of the Dragon, but the dragons have vanished and Kumandra is under the control of a dark, sinister force. Raya is a lone warrior trying to save her world and determined to find the last dragon, who she believes has the power to save Kumandra.

It will arrive Thanksgiving 2020.