#murder ---

[actualsystemhelp]

Literally we have attempted to kill our abuser, our original did it because all the other alters were telling him to. Thankfully we failed and we all became way healthier. There are bad alters. Just bc youve been abused doesnt mean you cant abuse ppl..... @ that anon

i got this un-anon but i’m not sure whether it’s ok to post the person who sent it because it’s sensitive.

this is not the first system we’ve personally known who has attempted or succeeded in this endeavor and to pretend it doesn’t happen is ridiculous.

alters aren’t going out there killing randos, no, but trauma is fucked up and self-defense is literally half the point of a system

[thatmultiplefeel]

TMFW your system is constantly yelling because of you sometimes rickrolling and just memeing in general and you're fine with it and then people outside of the system get a little bit loud and you want to kill someone

[afloweroutofstone]

Yeah, she was. In her interview the daughter of the family described it as hearing a loud boom, getting hit in the face with debris, realizing her mother was dead, and realizing what she had been hit with was pieces of her mother Like the parents of the Weaver family were racist fundamentalists with connections to a neo-Nazi terror group, and yet when you hear how the FBI's operation was executed, you still even feel a pang of sympathy for them, not to mention their kids

[afloweroutofstone]

Jesus, a sniper with the FBI had shot the mother during the Ruby Ridge Standoff, but they didn’t know they had killed her, so when they were trying to open negotiations with the family in the cabin they’d try and address her, saying stuff like “Vicki, we won’t harm you, come bring the kids out, we’re having pancakes.” Randy Weaver assumes they did know they had killed her and that the FBI was just taunting him over his dead wife, who’s body was laying in the kitchen

What a morbid clusterfuck

[afloweroutofstone]

Three facts about this scene:

This scene is fucking nuts

The actors here did 3 months of firearm training with live ammunition, led by former British Special Ops.

This movie is said to have inspired a number of real-life bank robberies. Most notably, a copy of this film was found in the apartment of the robbers involved in the 1997 North Hollywood shootout, which resulted in 20 injuries and the death of the two robbers. It is widely speculated that this scene served as inspiration for their heist.

[afloweroutofstone]

Murdering/mutilating people on Facebook Live is a really fucked up thing that's already happened several times, and I have an bad feeling (with no evidence to back it) that it's going to happen even more often in the future

[afloweroutofstone]

4-5 dead at a shooting of a Quebec City mosque, breaking now