who knows

:p

[uly55e]

Like its not astonishing to me that the most cossetted people to ever live hate the homeless with a hitlerite fury but genuinely they make me sick just rotten, cruel, racist, and hateful individuals

[uly55e]

Local reddits on the west coast are way more evil than east coast/mid west ones like all you fuckers should be shot

[uly55e]

I think the class reductionist types are mind-numbingly stupid like okay abandon black liberation that worked last time!

[uly55e]

The type of diarrhea where youre just shooting brown water and mucus out your ass

[dogpuppy]

[midi-wizard]

Gymnopédies no. 1 played at 7-11 as a loitering deterrent

[whamcitycomedy]

[uly55e]

Microdosing thought

[uly55e]

Eating a bunch of salami and farting a hole thru a wicker chair

[walkingeverywhere]

Generally I think straight men should not say faggot but this trea turner (baseball player) tweet is so fucking funny that it’s allowed I think

[shituationist]

Castoriadis:

I think that we are at a crossing in the roads of history, history in the grand sense. One road already appears clearly laid out, at least in its general orientation. That's the road of the loss of meaning, of the repetition of empty forms, of conformism, apathy, irresponsibility, and cynicism at the same time as it is that of the tightening grip of the capitalist imaginary of unlimited expansion of "rational mastery," pseudorational pseudomastery, of an unlimited expansion of consumption for the sake of consumption, that is to say, for nothing, and of a technoscience that has become autonomized along its path and that is evidently involved in the domination of this capitalist imaginary. The other road should be opened: it is not at all laid out. It can be opened only through a social and political awakening, a resurgence of the project of individual and collective autonomy, that is to say, of the will to freedom. This would require an awakening of the imagination and of the creative imaginary. For reasons I have tried to formulate, such an awakening is by definition unforeseeable. It is synonymous with a social and political awakening. The two can only proceed together. All we can do is prepare it as we can, where we find ourselves.

[powerburial]

[innerchildabortionclinic]

seeing a new pasta shape is memorable and exciting

[tweakersofreddit]

[uly55e]

[dogpuppy]

Signs you might be psychic

[milksockets]

A competitive society, one that divides people into winners and losers, breeds unkindness. Human beings, we have said, are ambivalent creatures. Kindness comes naturally to us, but so too does cruelty and aggression. People placed under unremitting pressure become estranged from each other. Like the bullied child who bullies others in turn, individuals coerced by circumstances become coercers. Sympathies contract as openheartedness begins to feel too exposed. Paranoia blossoms as people seek scapegoats for their unhappiness. Such scapegoating is a self-betrayal because it involves sacrificing our kindness.  But this is a price many pay as tribal loyalties, sometimes vicious in their expression, replace wider communal bonds. A culture of hardness and cynicism grows, fed by envious admiration of those who seem to thrive–the rich and famous: our modern priesthood–in this tooth-and-claw environment.

On Kindness - Adam Phillips + Barbara Taylor