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39 | She/Her | Anarcho-Transhumanist Read this before you follow. I'm just an angry trans lesbian with an axe to grind. Ready to punch Nazis, Klanners, TERFs, cops, and other fascist scum. I don't have time for your discourse, and I won't respond to your bullshit. Christians GTFO

[technogenic-mess]

Effective immediately, Christians and their supporters are no longer welcome on this blog.  Yes, this includes Catholicism and Orthodox Christianity.  Yes, this includes your church that flew the Pride flag this month.

Maybe your view of Christianity is all sunshine and rainbows, but today’s SCOTUS ruling just confirms what the rest of us have known all along: that your ideal of Christianity as a religion of peace is completely divorced from reality.  Christianity worldwide is, and has been for centuries, a force of authoritarianism and oppression that is entirely inconsistent with basic human decency.

If this rule change affects you, I urge you to go sit down in a dark room and really grapple with whether the warm fuzzies you get from your faith are worth having this much blood on your hands.  Your faith is the fertile soil in which these brownshirts are grown, and I’m not going to pretend otherwise anymore.

[cryptotheism]

As the LGBT community I don't think we spend enough time fucking with our political enemies. We need more psyops. We should convince FOX listeners to fight against exon-mobil's "woke agenda"

[transgayhawkeyepierce]

Everyone reblog with your most unemployable traits

[nyancrimew]

okay so-

[saywhat-politics]

NE State Sen. Lou Ann Linehan (R) complains filibusters of anti-trans bills made her miss her grandson's preschool graduation.

Sen. Megan Hunt (I): “You won't come off this bill that hurts my [trans] son. You hate him more than you love your own family. That's why you're here."

[sic-semper-hominibus]

btw that (I) by her name is bc she ditched the dems for not supporting her in this

[qsycomplainsalot]

Clip of Frank Zappa that gets more and more relevant.

[vague-humanoid]

@redstarovermoundcity @socialistexan @ubernegro

[ubernegro]

My man said fuck it and I love him for it.

Hahahahahaha

[ubernegro]

Naw you have to read the whole article because it’s wild.

[shiftythrifting]

ominous flask I found at a Goodwill in Phoenix AZ

[rando-posts]

[colourofthekites]

[cryhounds]

often middle-class leftist obsessions with the guilloutine unsettle me not because im against violence (im not) (especially not against an unjust nationstate) but rather i am against executions especially by literally any state ever. & i cant fuck with people who are like "okay but we will execute people morally this time" girl thats what you said the last 5,000 times it never works give it UP.

[cryhounds]

person with $95 guilloutine earrings telling me excitedly about how they cant wait to watch a class of people be publically executed and i just think maybe someone should tell you that your outright glee to see violence-as-spectacle especially if you are not a part of the vulnerable population is something you should be deeply ashamed of. this isnt to tone-police those who have been acute and vulnerable victims of capitalism, but those populations are all too aware of the potential consequences of politicized violent unrest, AND are the first to be harmed by those consequences in a situation such as this. your obsession with violence is not terrifying to me because i feel some need to protect jeff bezos or whatever, but rather because the fallout of your bloodlust WILL hurt victims you did not intend if you are not careful, and harm reduction should be more important to you than exacting revenge.

[milflaralorvan-deactivated20231]

[thelearnedwobbly]

The guillotine is a nice meme, but there's a reason leftism is supposed to prioritise mutual aid and community defense. Will there be violence if we can create societies based on the common welfare in which the state and capital are made irrelevant? Of course, they current hegemonic system will never cede power willingly. Will there likely be people too dangerous to allow to reenter the civilian population and who cannot and will not be deprogrammed, such as die-hard fascists and the like, who need to be removed because the alternative is them running a guerilla war or terrorbombing a school or trying to hold them in a pen for eighty years? Tragically, most likely.

But the fetishisation of revolutionary violence is how we get Terrors and Purges and a new system that's just like the old but with a red coat of paint(looking at you, Tankies). The problem isn't the willingness to engage in violence--if anything, more leftists need to be prepared for what happens if we start building the world we dream of. The problem is that if your attitude is of violence as the goal, you cannot be trusted to know when to stop. Retributive Justice, while cathartic to fantasise about, cannot be the answer, or we will just keep doing this song and dance until the sun explodes.

[thelearnedwobbly]

Since someone in my notes didn't get the fucking memo; I am a revolutionary anarchist. I am not going to sit here an let you recite from the black book of communism in my tags or notes. If you want to jerk off about the power of peaceful protest and liberal reform, find another blog to follow. My comments above are about people who think "revolution" means changing who gets to wear the boot and shoot the outgroup. I am not a neoliberal shill who thinks we can make a better world if we just vote hard enough. The master's house cannot be dismantled with the master's tools--the path to liberation is class solidarity, mutual aid, self defense, and building a world independent of the capitalist class and their cronies. No amount of state-approved marching around or pithy slogans will save us from armaggeddon, and they will never approve of a movement thay poses a credible threat to their hegemony.

So let me say it again: the master's house cannot be dismantled with the master's tools.

[finalgirlabigailhobbs]

reblog to bonk the person you reblogged it from with a hollow cardboard tube

[mortimer]

ibuprofen please save me from the dragon

[guerrillatech]

[ragemovement]

[cryptotheism]

I've been stressed lately so I've been relistening to the Alex Jones depositions to relax. I think my favorite repeating bit is when the plaintiffs lawyer will ask a totally normal question like "Do you recall saying this?" And Alex will go on like a 5 minute rant trying to evade. But he gets so into the evasion rant that he starts to make himself mad and completely loses track of the topic and then the lawyer just goes:

"Mr. Jones do you know what question I just asked you"

[cryptotheism]

This is therapy to me. Listening to a professional lawyer spend hours tearing apart Alex Jones in the most embarrassing possible way is so deeply satisfying to me.

[cryptotheism]

Here is a link to the Spotify playlist containing Knowledge Fights entire deposition breakdown series.

[cryptotheism]

And then the lawyer goes: "can we show exhibit 22" and it's a clip of Alex saying the thing he just denied saying

[kropotkindersurprise]

May 22, 2017 - Riot police are attacked with molotov cocktails on the anniversary of the death of anarchist Punky Mauri (Mauricio Morales Duarte), who died attacking the Police Academy with an explosive device in 2009. [video]

[discodeerdiary]

Ultimately the debate over changing the minds of our oppressors with angry words versus kind words is meaningless because it rests on the assumption that people in power will be swayed by words at all. In reality, people who have power over you have limitless ways of tuning you out or reinterpreting your words to death. It's often the case that they won't actually hear you unless there are material consequences for not doing so.

[escuerzoresucitado]

[666coyotewoman666]

this is making each of these sound cooler than they are

[natalieironside]

I think a lot of what we call nostalgia is actually contentment.

In a tale as old as fucking time, I'm Like 30 and sometimes it feels like I've spent the past decade and change chasing after the good feelings I remember from a time in my late teens, specifically the summer in between high school and college. I was done with high school, getting ready to start my degree, fully intending to someday marry my longterm romantic partner, and most importantly of all I didn't have a job and I spent pretty much all day in the woods sitting under a tree and reading. I felt more at peace then than I ever had (had) before or since, and every attempt to revisit those places and moments felt hollow and empty. What it missed was that original feeling of rightness, the surety that I was exactly where I was supposed to be and doing exactly what I was supposed to be doing.

But lately, with the way my writing has been going and the beautiful little family I've managed to be a part of, y'know what I feel when the depression and anhedonia let me feel stuff? I feel like I'm where I'm supposed to be, and doing what I'm supposed to be doing.

[natalieironside]

The magic goes dormant from time to time, sometimes even for years, but it doesn't go away. The idea that the magic can ever go away is a lie made up by high school reunion companies to sell more high school reunions.