#oppose

[idverbhim]

[bowlby4]

[emfandomitewrites]

Something I think everyone in the US should read before April 20, 2025. It's really good advice. I especially like the idea of using ridicule as a form of nonviolent protest.

What to do if the Insurrection Act is invoked

With the Insurrection Act looming, now is the time to learn how it might unfold and the strategic ways to respond.

[sinspawn]

No kings

[hatakeclarissa]

8. Oppose

"Your my partner, nobody else can be, got it?"

"Sure Carrots..."

Judy is totally opposed that Nick have another...officer partner

[black-fist-order]

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And that sums it up...!

[troyshka]

Stumbled across this poem by Kaneko Mitsuharu, and I've never felt more represented in my life. I love every part of this poem. I am sure it resonates with a lot of people too.

Opposition

In my youth

I was opposed to school.

And now, again,

I’m opposed to work.

Above all it is health

And righteousness that I hate the most.

Theres nothing so cruel to man

As health and honesty.

Of course I’m opposed to the Japanese spirit

And duty and human feeling make me vomit.

I’m against any government anywhere

And show my bum to authors and artists circles.

When I’m asked for what I was born,

Without scruple, I’ll reply, To oppose.

When I’m in the east

I want to go to the west.

I fasten my coat at the left, my shoes right and left.

My hakama I wear back to front and I ride a horse facing its buttocks.

What everyone else hates I like

And my greatest hate of all is people feeling the same.

This I believe: to oppose

Is the only fine thing in life.

To oppose is to live.

To oppose is to get a grip on the very self.

Kaneko Mitsuharu

1895-1975