#chernobyl rant

[the--arch]

If you have a lot of followers and you’re not spreading information about BLM and events currently transpiring due to the movement and racism, protests, etc... please reconsider. Your silence is just as bad as racism. And remember, don’t post people’s faces who are protesting, not in videos or pictures.

[the--arch]

Perhaps, a theory. Perhaps I’m stupid.

You can’t tell me that when Dyatlov walked into the hallway and looked out the broken windows, that he didn’t know that was graphite on the ground. How he looks at it says everything. “RBMK reactor cores don’t explode” he said. But there had to have been that feeling in his gut. Like “I’ve been here before”. He went out into that hallway and it doesn’t outwardly say he’s feeling dread but the look he gives says just about everything. That emotion? I’ve felt that before. That’s dread. He looks sick. He knows what’s happened and what he’s done but he’s too goddamn stubborn. When he’s walking through the hallway he can’t take his eyes off of the graphite on the ground. It’s like he’s looking at a car wreck or a crime scene. It’s so awful, and he knows it is, but so much has led up to this point and he’s come this far and he cannot look away from his mistakes.

[the--arch]

I hate that I even have to say this, but you shouldn’t ship real life people, and if you ship Valoris or whatever it’s call you need to get off of my blog. I shouldn’t even have to say how disrespectful that it. It romanticizes their suffering during Chernobyl and their relationship. They had a bond, because of the accident, and they found comfort in a friendship. Not a relationship. But it’s disrespectful to romanticize their plight and troubles, and disgusting to sexualize them! I shouldn’t even have to say that! These were real people! Who suffered! Stop fucking shipping them and using them as an excuse to romanticize the idea of Chernobyl and to fetishize gay men! Get off of my blog if you do!