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Truth Seekers, 2020
Truth Seekers - The Girl with All the Ghosts
Let me just make this perfectly clear. There is no such thing as werewolves. They’re imaginary. Our killer is a guy. And I’m gonna find him and I’m gonna kill– And we’re gonna bring him to justice, legally and together. The Wolf of Snow Hollow (2020) dir. Jim Cummings
okay. the costumes in the first saw movie. very simple but effective as a way of emphasizing the similarities and connections between adam and lawrence. both start the movie wearing blue-toned button-down shirts, but by the time the movie ends, they’ve both been forced to remove that layer of clothing and both are wearing just a plain white t-shirt. they’re now blank slates, they’re parallels of each other as well as foils, and they effectively take each other’s places in their respective games, in which lawrence is supposed to kill adam but escapes the room without killing anyone and adam is supposed to try to get out of the room alive but ends up killing zep - effectively showing he could succeed in lawrence’s task. their roles are reversed as adam becomes more level-headed and reassuring, and lawrence becomes increasingly hysterical. also, as they shed a layer of clothing, they also shed their secrets and the walls they’ve built around themselves to conceal them. by the time the movie ends, they’ve both told each other the full truth - they are no longer able to hide it and they are forced to recognize that underneath all the bullshit, they’re both flawed human beings doing what they can to get through the day. so they start the movie as opponents but end the movie with empathy and understanding for each other
Get to know Kamala Harris
Pushed a law that forces schools to turn undocumented students over to ICE, separating them from their parents and violating human rights
Laughed about putting parents in jail if their kids missed school, disproportionately harming single parent households, the poor, and families of color like this one, including homeless mothers
Her office refused to address what the Supreme Court calls “unconstitutionally overcrowded” prisons specifically to perpetuate the exploitation of the mass incarcerated for slave labor close to $1/hour(she later claimed she didn’t know her own lawyers argued this.
Declined to prosecute Steven Mnuchin after his bank’s predatory lending and foreclosure fraud broke the law “over a thousand” times and ruined the lives of thousands of homeowners, keeping him free to donate to her campaign and become Trump’s Treasury Secretary
Spent years jailing disproportionately black nonviolent cannabis users while opposing taking cannabis off DEA’s list of most dangerous substances and literally laughing at the idea of legalizing it multiple times, even as her Republican opponent ran to the left of her on the issue. She then tried to pander by admitting to smoking herself despite prosecuting others, but got her story all wrong, and even offended her own Jamaican family to the point they’ve disassociated with her
Used a technicality to stop the release of a man serving 27 years-to-life after being wrongfully convicted of possession of a knife under the three-strikes law she supported. When civil rights groups and nearly 100,000 petition signatures got him released after 14 years she took him back to court again for a crime he didn’t commit
Opposed reforming California’s three-strikes law, which is the only one in the country to impose life sentences for minor felonies and incarcerates black people at 12x the rate as white people, three different times, even while her Republican opponent supported reform
Appealed a judge ruling that the death penalty was unconstitutional and won on a technicality, resulting in continued executions
When evidence pointed towards a black defendant being framed by police, Harris avoided DNA testing to keep him on death row
Protected serial child rapists by refusing to prosecute in the Catholic Church sex abuse scandal
Lied about her state’s solitary confinement to block a suit by inmates, claiming there was none in California when there were about 6,400 victims of the practice, which is considered torture
Oversaw a state prosecutor falsifying a confession to get a life sentence and then destroyed the evidence, upheld a conviction secured by a prosecutor lying under oath, and oversaw the framing of another man
Opposed legislation that would require independent investigation of fatal police shootings despite criticism from many civil rights advocates including California’s Legislative Black Caucus
Opposed statewide implementation of police body cameras and ignored police brutality, multiple officers raping a teenager, and other officers sharing racist and homophobic messages, despite multiple requests from the public defender
Refused to hand over the names of police whose testimonies led to convictions despite the officers’ arrest records and past misconduct
Tried to deny a transgender inmate healthcare and endangered trans women by forcing them into mens prisons, leading to the rape and torture of at least one trans inmate
Stood by silently as $730 million was spent on moving inmates to for-profit private prisons
Delayed the confiscation of illegal firearms from dangerous people, then posed a “continued risk to public safety” by failing to implement changes state auditors recommended to fix this despite receiving $24 million specifically for this purpose
Voted two different times to block federal funding for abortions
Following the foreclosure fraud scandal she negotiated a deal great for banks but bad for the ruined homeowners, becoming one of Wall Street’s favorite candidates to fundraise for
Voted to give Trump increased military spending two different times.
Supports Trump escalating war in Syria
Co-sponsored the bill that let Trump impose sanctions on Iran which violated the nuclear deal and lead to the currently rising tensions
“Systematically violated defendants’ civil and constitutional rights” in crime lab scandal
Kept her Orange County DA office from being charged for running an unconstitutional jailhouse informant program they tried to cover up.
Oversaw San Francisco’s felony conviction rate rising from 52% to 67% in only 3 years
As part of her tough on crime approach she assigned senior prosecutors to misdemeanors like graffiti and vandalism, tripling the number of cases brought to trial
Mocks the activist call to “build more schools, less jails”
Supports collecting and keeping DNA from people even if they’ve not been charged with a crime
Defended the discriminatory practice of cash bail in court as recently as June 2016
Supports Israel’s right-wing government and cozies up to AIPAC, co-sponsored resolution against Obama in support of illegal settlements, does not support Palestinian rights, and calls BDS “anti-semitic”
Claimed to be unaware of sexual harassment and retaliation by her top aide over a 6 year span
Sponsored a bill allowing for prosecutors to seize profits before charges are even filed and opposed a bill that would reform civil asset forfeiture
Defended a prison’s religious discrimination in hiring policy
Opposed calls to tear down 700 miles of existing border wall/fence
Fought to limit amount of land indigenous tribes could place in trust and tried to take reservation land away from a tribe just to keep them from evicting a non-indigenous man who had lived there without paying rent for 24 years
Is a latecomer in endorsing Medicare for All and already appears to be backtracking on multiple aspects of it
Refused to review a case in which a pharmaceutical CEO killed his wife but made it look like a suicide after their son died under mysterious circumstances as well
Refused to prosecute PG&E for its massive gas pipeline explosion and now its consultants are running her campaign
Did not properly investigate the San Onofre scandal to protect her political allies.
Refused to investigate Herbalife’s exploitation and fraud, receiving donations from people connected to the corporation
Her associate operated a fake police force but somehow all charges were dismissed
Refuses to support AB5 to give gig workers like rideshare drivers basic employee rights (her brother-in-law & niece are high-up in Uber)
Opposed legalization of sex work, endangered sex workers, and oversaw people being charged for prostitution without even agreeing to sex
Endangered the public by supporting legislation that increased the homeless sex offender population 24x in 3 years, then appealed a court’s ruling that it was unconstitutional. Her Republican opponent ran to the left of her on this issue
Accepted thousands of dollars of campaign funds from Donald and Ivanka Trump multiple times
Accepts donations from prominent charter school pusher and billionaire Reed Hastings
I’m not without prejudice myself. I don’t like Londoners. I don’t like people who wear sunglasses indoors. But you…
Pose 2x07 - Blow
Listen, I want to talk to y’all for a second. I see what you see. The looky-loos have left the building. America’s obsession with vogue is dead. […] But I want y’all to remember something, ballroom is going to continue to be ballroom. We are going to continue to create like we always do, and soon enough, the looky-loos will notice and they’ll be back.
Pose “Life’s a beach”
GLOW 3X05 - Freaky Tuesday
Euphoria 1x05
I just wanted you to know that I want to get out here all the time, just go… but when you said that about Miami, it sounded pretty good.