#censorhip

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Jane Russell in the infamous costume for the “Lookin’ For Trouble” musical number in THE FRENCH LINE (1954).  It was originally released in 3D. 

[callmezeta]

yknow sometimes i think "oh saying bad things here is Bad because if yumblr caves in and gives them my email they can trace it back to r/meirl" but oh ny fucking god i will kill everyone who censors the internet. including the russian government.

WHY ARE YOU BLOCKING HAXE.ORG. LET ME COMPILE MY FUCKING BRAINROT RHYTHM GAME IN PEACE.

arghhhhh fuck my LIFE man

[dibelonious]

Rumble se acovarda diante da censura prévia da Vera Verão e suspende contrato com Monark. Deletando minha conta no Rumble em 3, 2, 1...

[nangbaby]

I am convinced that most of the people who endorse blocking don't know what blocking does.

A lot of people think blocking just erases the person's posts from your view and prevents people from sending you messages.

Here's the thing. If that's all what blocking did (and that's the way Tumblr's blocking used to work in prior to 2014)...I'd actually have no problem with it.

Blocking goes beyond that.

Blocking erases forcibly their words from your view while allowing them so see your words at their choice. Blocking even forcibly erases your past words and posts that you wrote.

Blocking also prevents you from reblogging a post the blocker makes. That means, a person can write a whole bunch of lies about you, block you, have others reblog those lies, including mutuals, and you can do nothing to to counter said lies.

And then when people say "you can just log out of your account to see what the other person wrote, so blocking isn't that serious"...they're the ones crossing boundaries. What if I'm not a stalker? Then being blocked for being accused of one is doubly painful, first for the block and second for the false accusation.

So the irony is if you are respecting boundaries, blocking treats you as though you are a criminal for existing.

[sinoeurovoices]

Yan Lianke: A Master of Sarcasm

Yan Lianke: A Master of Sarcasm

updated on March 20, 2021 Yan Lianke has won the 2021 Newman Prize for Chinese Literature. Yan was celebrated at an online award ceremony of the Oklahoma University Norman campus on March 4-5. He received $10000 for the award. The director of the Newman Prize, Jonathan Stalling’s comment to Yan:”This year’s winner is truly special, as he has been nominated for the Newman Prize three times before…

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A.L.Schafer

https://painted-face.com/

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Social Pressure and Social Media

Social Pressure and Social Media

Corporate entities are bowing to pressures from outside sources that don’t want contradictory views expressed in various forms of media. All this will do is make the eventual Orwellian State take over that much easier. Next stop, Equilibrium. Sure, those who were banned are mostly crazier than a rabid dog, but sometimes we need crazy to check the authoritarians.

Yiannopoulos, Farrakhan, Jones,…

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