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The National - About Today
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I read in the paper that my brothers are being thrown from rooftops blindfolded with their hands tied behind their backs for violating sharia law. I heard the crowds stone these fallen men if they move after they hit the ground. I heard itâs in the name of God. I heard my pastor speak for God too, quoting scripture from his book. Words like abomination popped off my skin like hot grease as he went on to describe a lake of fire that God wanted me in. I heard on the news that the aftermath of a hate crime left piles of bodies on a dance floor this month. I heard the gunman feigned dead among all the people he killed. I heard the news say he was one of us. I was six years old when I heard my dad call our transgender waitress a faggot as he dragged me out a neighborhood diner saying we wouldnât be served because she was dirty. That was the last afternoon I saw my father and the first time I heard that word, I think, although it wouldnât shock me if it wasnât. Many hate us and wish we didnât exist. Many are annoyed by our wanting to be married like everyone else or use the correct restroom like everyone else. Many donât see anything wrong with passing down the same old values that send thousands of kids into suicidal depression each year. So we say pride and we express love for who and what we are. Because who else will in earnest? I daydream on the idea that maybe all this barbarism and all these transgressions against ourselves is an equal and opposite reaction to something better happening in this world, some great swelling wave of openness and wakefulness out here. Reality by comparison looks grey, as in neither black nor white but also bleak. We are all Godâs children, I heard. I left my siblings out of it and spoke with my maker directly and I think he sounds a lot like myself. If I being myself were more awesome at being detached from my own story in a way I being myself never could be. I wanna know what others hear, Iâm scared to know but I wanna know what everyone hears when they talk to God. Do the insane hear the voice distorted? Do the indoctrinated hear another voice entirely?
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Imagine
Imagine you and your dĂŠmon walking down a forest trail, where everything is dappled green and gold. Maybe your dĂŠmon would be walking beside you, or riding on your shoulder, or possibly even flying ahead of you- either way, you wouldnât need to speak to communicate. You could just wander until you both get tired and want to head home.
Imagine a nurse in the maternity ward of a hospital. Sheâs late middle ages and has no children of her own, but thatâs alright. She usually works the night shift, and enjoys the times where she can delicately hold the newborns, wrapped up tight in blankets. Their dĂŠmons at that stage are so new they hardly count, precious soft little souls that canât hold one shape for very long. Though they would never say it aloud, the nurse and her dĂŠmon swear that they can smell the dust on the two infants.
Imagine a man with the teeniest, tiniest disk-winged bat dĂŠmon. She likes to hang on his ear like an earring, or hide in his hair. Sometimes she crawls under his clothes just to startle strangers into thinking the man has no dĂŠmon.
Imagine an older man with a coon hound for a dĂŠmon; the man likes to play the harmonica, and his dĂŠmon bays its heart out to make their human laugh. They sit outside on their porch, and everyone in town knows about the musical duo.
Imagine a ballet dancer with the most awkward dĂŠmon imaginable. Lots of companies like to integrate dĂŠmons into dances, to give them each a more unique feel, but they canât with this one. Maybe itâs a walrus, or a very sleepy sloth; whatever it is, itâs an animal that has difficulty moving with swift precision. Offstage, the dĂŠmon and their human are fantastic, but onstage the dancer despairs that her dĂŠmon will hold her back in her career.
Imagine a couple with dĂŠmons that look exactly like Lady and the Tramp. That would be adorable. They could never go out to anything but Italian restaurants, though.
Imagine a little girl whose mother has a wolfish looking dĂŠmon. People give the mother nasty looks, since wolf dĂŠmons are not looked upon favorably, but they donât know how fiercely she loves her little girl. Besides, her dĂŠmon makes it great fun to dress her daughter up in red clothes, and play Little Red Riding Hood.
Imagine a hummingbird dĂŠmon that speaks so quickly that nobody but its human can understand what itâs saying. Everyone looks confused when they have conversations, because they look one-sided.
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The fucking truth. The. Fucking. Truth. Gentrification is such racist fuckery. You discriminated against Black people for centuries. Refused them mobility. Stuck them in areas where you did not invest in infrastructure, school, roads, business or anything else. Took their taxes and funneled it to richer neighborhoods to take care of their shit. Overpoliced them using brutal tactics. Even trafficked drugs into their neighborhoods. Nevertheless they rise above it, create something special, unique and lasting out of less than nothing and now that it looks pleasant to your eyes, white people want to come into said neighborhood, take it over, kick all the Black people out, tear it down, destroy everything Black people built and bleach the fuck out of the area. Fucking pigs.
Gentrification is colonialism literally
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Help my wife is making me dance with her in the rain
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Well I guess thatâs much better than killing innocent Black people, but why on earth are they not doing their job?!Â
Biittch are you joking? We aint paying yall to catch em all
Theyâre acting human for a change, let them be.
This is actually a good thing.
1) The police are aware of this game and because they are playing they know where people may tend to congregate. Means they will be more understanding if a bunch of random people are hanging out near a place that virtually has no one there.
2) Because the news has been blasting that people are getting mugged and attacked at PokeStops, it brings up a safety issue. Well if cops decided to play Pokemon GO and hang out near some of these Stops, it will increase safety because thereâs less likely hood of a mugging to occur when there are one to a few cops around.
3) This unintentionally puts cops out in multiple locations similar to how patrols work. Thus this increases public safety and gives a higher sense of security if you arenât adverse to law enforcement.
4) It makes them happy. Gives a common ground for the populous and youth to converse to the police with rather than them walking up and asking them if they are doing something bad/staying out of trouble. Happy + Happy = A Good Thing.
Other issues on pause, we need to demilitarize our police. Â And that starts by deconstructing the hegemony that divides âpoliceâ and âcitizensâ. Â
This helps. Â Help is good.
PokemonGo has made a positive impact on how we perceive âcommunityâ. The AP creates a community among anyone playing, a community of players, and encourages them to go out into physical pace and see it as âcommunity spaceâ. This has resulted in things like spontaneous volunteer effects to clean up parks where players gather in order to improve community space, volunteering to walk dogs for local shelters while playing (itâs safer to have a dog along, you might feel more comfortable looking like youâre walking a dog rather than wandering alone).
People are friendlier to each other, talking to each other, offering help and tips for the game. So people who may have viewed each other with suspicion, as strangers, are seeing each other as community members across lines including race and economic background.Â
While itâs true that there have been muggings, itâs not because of the game per se. You have a higher chance of being mugged if youâre out for a walk than inside your house, and this AP has made more people go for walks. One result is more victims of crime, but you also have more cases of citizens reporting crimes or calling 911 for a person in need because people are out and actively looking around/engaging with their surroundings.Â
Police playing Pokemon Go is a great thing, and not only because it reduces the risk of players falling victim to crime but because it improves the police. Community Policing is good policing and good for everyone. We need the police to see citizens as community members.Â
Playing together is a great start. It also decreases the risk of someone being shot while playing PokemonGo for looking suspicious if the police know âthereâs a group of people just walking down the streetâ or âsitting in a car/driving slowâ could mean people playing PokemonGo. It gives them a way to approach a situation without it escalating due to mutual fear (cops fearing citizens are going to shoot them, citizens fearing cops are going to shoot them).
âYou playing PokemonGo? Find anything neat?â It establishes dialogue, a relationship, community.Â
Community policing is effective policing because when a community trusts police, theyâre more likely to work with them and help stop crime. Likewise, police trusting the community and seeing citizens as part of their own community means theyâll actually serve and protect rather than seeing people as enemies. Â
Their job is to keep people safe and those players, including young black men who too often face profiling and violence at the hands of police, are safe with the police playing PokemonGo.Â
Let them play, let them hunt Pokemon and stop crime, they can do both and maybe be better as police because of Pokemon.Â
When I was pondering that the impact of Pokemon go was less due to technology and more due to our society has gotten to a point that our perception of common area and enjoying oneself outside without a specific, scheduled Thing To Do or a product to buy have deteriorated I was just kind of navel gazing. I didnât think Iâd find something like this.
Canât wait for this
his hair omfg
Bilal and Moana. Iâm so ready!
Fun Fact: For those who didnât know, Bilal (r.a) was a slave who later became the companion of the Prophet Muhammed (Pbuh) after one of the Prophetâs companions had emancipated him. He was known to have made the first Call to Prayer. With this in mind, the Prophet (and his other companions) might have a direct appearance or an indirect appearance, I believe the latter is very possible. Â
you donât understand how big of a deal this is. Bilal is one of the most significant figures in Islam. I canât believe Iâm getting a animated film about a black muslimâŠ.this is tew much
ahhhh!!! <333 Is this a disney movie???
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you ever see girls that are so pretty that you donât know what to do with yourself
i made a pretty girl laugh w/a silly joke and i got so flustered that i apologized
DEAR EVERYONE AGAINST BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTESTERS, read this AND EAT A DICK.
Assholes.
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