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I feel like a lot of people get "All Art is Political" confused with "All Art is made with Political Intentions" which is not the same.

luminousslime

bloodymarymorstan

The Satan Pit novelization has one singular scene from the Doctor's POV and it nearly caused my early demise

ekrixart

grabby drunks [benny belongs to @racheldrawsthis]

disorientation

Having a "stupider people have done this" attitude about the things you want to do can open so many doors

wulfhalls

dana: oh thats RICH coming from someone who wont shut the fuck up about his vacation on MOUNT SUICIDE

frozenfrogz

“I asked ChatGPT” Well I asked Dennis Whitaker and he told me you’ve owed him a favor since 2016, so get to work on saving Robby from that sabbatical.

john carter you've bewitched me body and soul

#pitt obsession so bad I went to the ancient texts #he's literally 3 days old #er #ER #john carter #noah wyle #my art

bucks-apron

“my daughter is fine” your daughter is currently reading problematic age gap yaoi involving the sad hamster eyes guy and his passively suicidal boss from the pitt

drmelking

I’m not going to defend Robby’s behavior towards Samira because it was wrong and cruel and deeply, deeply unprofessional. But I also find the reactions to it incredibly ironic. The Pitt is at its core about extreme burnout in the healthcare field, particularly amongst emergency medicine personnel, and how that ripples out and affects absolutely everyone around them—their colleagues, their relationships, the entire community. Over and over again, the Pitt asks of its audience: even in the face of extreme and sometimes unforgivable behavior, can you find the same empathy that is constantly and endlessly demanded of our healthcare providers? And for so many it seems like the answer to that question is a definitive, categorical no. Which funnily enough, is exactly the point the show is trying to make.