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continually astounded to learn that someone around me is actually for real christian. like. aren't you supposed to grow out of that
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An introduction...
MORTIFYING: my cousin stopped me to ask "hey do you know this queer person" and I was like dude. just because I'm a huge fag doesn't mean I'll know any queer person you show me come on (glances at the photo) oh yeah okay I know them
The cage!
I just think Iron Lung as a movie shows why the death penalty is inhumane very well!! Seriously!! Whether or not Simon did these things, whether or not you believe they were his fault because of how he was raised in the cult, he remains a prisoner, he is a convict, and that is why he is the one welded into that metal coffin. The movie doesn't say whether it was his fault entirely or what he did or did not actually do, it only shows the effects. He is wracked with guilt, he is put into isolation, he is doing the dirty work because he is a convict and therefore more disposable than the other people left.
Only, that's not true, is it? Throughout the movie Simon goes through hell, and despite it he is emotional, he apologizes, he begs to be free, he does stupid things, he is coping any way he can with the amount of concussions and co2 sickness and oxygen deprivation and fucking everything else. He is so human, just as human as anyone.
He is human, he is sent to his death, and the fact Ava has to explicitly say this isn't a punishment says a lot about how the justice system in this universe (and ours) is. Even if it wasn't a punishment, can you really say that there was a chance it was never going to end up like this? You can't risk too many of your scientists, "normal people" are valuable to keep things running. It was always going to end up like this, there was always going to be a point where it's convict after convict sent down.
The way people convicted of crimes are treated, the way they are used and spent and cast aside, that is no accident.
When you are the one sent to death for the greater good because you are a convict, is that not a punishment in itself?
The first moment that Simon was free was when he made his own choice, when he went down fighting, when he spent his last moments making sure that blackbox went up.
A lot of y’all aren’t looking to be skinny, you’re looking to be respected.