you ever see shit that makes you think "i know i'm very online but i'm not online enough for this one"
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you ever see shit that makes you think "i know i'm very online but i'm not online enough for this one"
Why is it whenever ppl bring up things that have colonial implications or a history within colonialism, people get like reaaaally pissy about it & act like we're makin shit up to ruin their fun just for like. Talking about something that hurt us & still does
My old man once said to me, "your thoughts are so random and unconnected. We were just talking about the carnival- how did you get started on wasps?"
So, I told him, "they're not unconnected- we were talking about going to the carnival, and the carnival is on the same fairgrounds they used to use for the rodeo, and one time at the rodeo my brother spilled sprite on himself and a bee went up his shirt and stung him, and bees die when they sting, but wasps don't, and I was wondering why, so I asked you."
And he said, "that makes no sense," and for the life of me I can't understand how anyone thinks of anything if not by this exact process
“Cancer/mental illness/disability affects rich and poor alike.”
Uh, no, it doesn’t. Rich people can afford the treatments and accommodations for those things. Poor people cannot. Get the fuck outta here with that classist shit.
Not to mention a higher proportion of disabled people are in poverty and people in manual jobs are more likely to become disabled, there is a class element to disability that cannot be ignored.
THANK YOU.
A quote from Chris Rock:
“I had my father get sick when I was 22. And I was poor, alright. And my father had an ulcer, and it exploded and you know all these toxins get in your blood. And basically, my father died, whatever, 50 days after his ulcer. So I had a father get sick while I was poor.
My mother got sick when I was rich. And my mother, you know… I don’t really want to get into it, but my mother was sicker than my father. And my mother’s alive. My mother’s fine, OK? I remember going to the hospital to see my mother and wondering, ‘Was I in the right place?’ Like, this was a hotel. Like it had a concierge, man.
People don’t… if the average person really knew the discrepancy in the health care system, there’d be riots in the streets, OK? They would burn this motherfucker down!”
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My therapist asked me to create something “motivating” so I made these.
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I really love these, and I reblog them every single time. Some of you don’t realize how easy it’s to forget to do some of those stuff or how hard they can be some days.
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soft witchy things i’ve been doing for myself lately:
✧ carrying rose quartz in my jacket pockets
✧ dabbing lavender on my wrists and vanilla behind my ears before i leave the house
✧ playing soft music whilst wrapped in a blanket
✧ baking sigils into the food i eat
✧ tucking daisies into my hair
✧ drinking strawberry and mango tea with lemon
✧ practising mindfulness and breathing exercises with ocean sounds playing
✧ wishing goodwill on the friends i see
✧ buying flowers for myself
✧ tending to my plants and watering them with rainwater and moonwater
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Guide To Colormancy
Colormancy is using colors and their correspondences for divining purposes. It is a method of divination that I haven’t found too much about on here, so here is a little guide to using colormancy, different techniques, and color correspondences.
Techniques:
There are plenty of different ways to use colormancy, for it is a rather broad form of divination. A few suggestions on what to use:
Cards: using colored cards can be a very easy way to use colormancy. You may then use them exactly how you would any form of cartomancy. It is my personal preferred way of using colormancy, mine are about the size of standard tarot cards and I lay them out as if I was doing a Tarot reading.
Buttons: putting a bunch of small colored buttons into a bag and pulling them out one at a time or tossing them onto a divination grid is another easy method of colormancy. You could also use colored rocks, beads, crayons, marbles, or anything else small that you can easily pull from a bag.
Color Wheel: Simply taking a color wheel and turning it into a spinner and flicking it when you wish to get a fast easy answer is an easy beginner method.
Pendulums: If you have a pendulum or necklace this is another easy method. Print out or make a pendulum chart or grid and when asking your questions interpret which color the pendulum swings over.
Color Generators: For those who enjoy using technomancy and modern witchcraft you can use random color generator sites to randomize and provide you with the colors in response to you questions. It is also a fast way for witches on the go who have a cellphone.
Dice: Rolling a dice with different colored sides is another easy way for beginners in divination and colormancy to start out. If you don’t have a dice with different colored sides you can easily make one by finding a dice you do not mind painting up and paint the sides with either paint or nail polish. You could also, if you are good at arts and crafts, make your own dice from paper and color the sides.
There are numerous other ways to use colormancy of course. Find what works for you best, these were just some easy suggestions.
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May you attract those who know you on a soul level. May you attract those who lift your spirit up. May you attract those with pure and loving intentions. May you attract those who genuinely want to see you flourish. May you attract those who are happy for your abundance. May you attract those who inspire you to keep going.
I am begging you to fucking vote. On November 3rd, early, and in all your local elections to come.
what the fuck is voting going to do, shes on the supreme court for life you idiots
I am so glad you asked! Voting is really fucking important to retain some minor control in a country with a fucked up constitution that protects white men and money and shits on everything else. The system is set up so that it is more difficult for anyone who’s not a white man to vote, so I’m not surprised you feel that way.
Black men couldn’t vote until 1869, which is disgusting, but on top of that, they were met with “artificial hurdles like poll taxes, literacy tests, and other measures” to further prevent them from voting even when it was legal. The Voting Rights act did not come until 19-fucking-65 to repeal Jim Crow laws. Black Americans in the South could not vote in democratic elections until AROUND 1960. So like, when your grandparents were adults. Maybe your parents were even born then. Read more about the absolutely disgusting voter suppression Black Americans faced here. Until the 60s.
White women earned the right to vote in 1920, but unsurprisingly, they were really racist too.
Asian-Americans could not vote until 1943. Mabel Ping-Hua Lee is someone you probably didn’t hear about in history class, but she fought really hard for Chinese Americans’ right to vote.
Native Americans couldn’t vote in every state until 1962.
Latinx people faced voter suppression as well and legislation to correct it was not put in place until 1974.
All of that to be said - I understand why you say voting doesn’t matter, and it’s because the voter suppression that existed for hundreds of years is still working. They’ve convinced you that none of it matters so you’re sitting it out, which lets them win. If not for any other reason, why not vote to say fuck you to those that actively pushed for white supremacy, violence, and sexism to continue? Why not do it symbolically, even if you think your vote doesn’t matter?
More than a dozen elections have been decided by one single vote. A GOP cop lost an election by one vote. Fuck the GOP, and fuck cops. Your vote could mean the difference between a cop being in power.
One election that was decided by a single vote created a Republican majority in the Virginia House of Delegates because “one of the ballots was “defaced” because the names of two candidates were crossed out with the notation “Do not desire to vote for these two”. They did this even though the person who cast this vote (which was known because it was a signed absentee ballot) testified that he intended to vote for Moss. Throwing out the ballot created a tied vote.[10]
Finally, I’m going to copy and paste this entire article about why it’s important to vote in local elections.
1. Local government manages a lot of different things — and their decisions will directly affect your life.
There is no level of government that is more directly responsible for serving your community than your local elected officials. Local government can affect almost every aspect of your daily life. Here’s just a few of the things they’re responsible for:
Local school quality
Deciding sanctuary jurisdiction status
Policing and public safety (and holding police accountable)
Rent costs and affordable housing
Public transit
Alcohol and marijuana ordinances
City colleges and job training programs
… the list goes on and on, all the way down to your recycling options and collection.
To sum it up: your local government has a lot of money and influence to decide what your community’s priorities are and how it will be run.
2. State and local governments lead the way when the federal government isn’t.
For many of us, the 2016 election was a rough one. Like, really rough. More than any other voting bloc, our chosen candidates ultimately didn’t win. But there’s still a way to harness your passions and make a real difference, and that’s by getting involved in municipal elections.
Did you know that many landmark federal policies first originated at the local level? It’s true — local politics have a long history of shaping change in our country from the ground up. Policies such as women’s suffrage, minimum wage, environmental protection, and marriage equality all began at the local and state level.
By voting in local elections and holding your officials accountable, you can help create the change you want to see in our country. If nothing is moving forward at the federal level (or your federal representatives aren’t making progress in areas that you care about), it’s the responsibility of local governments to take action.
3. Your vote will make a difference.
Typically, just 1 in 5 voters participate in off-year local elections — meaning your vote at the local level can have an even bigger impact. For example, on just one election day in Ohio, 7 local issues were decided by just 1 vote.
Plus, if you do participate (and help your friends and family get to the polls, too), your elected officials will likely be more responsive to your needs and interests because you’re a voter. And if they aren’t, the next election is a a great way to fix that…
Again, make sure you never miss an election and are signed up for Rock the Vote’s Election Reminders. No matter where you live in the US, we’ll give you the information you need to participate in your local, state, and federal races. Also, make sure to check out our list of 2017 election dates to find out what’s happening in your area and across the country.
This is missing one of the most important parts and that’s that the next president will probably be deciding the next few supreme court justices. There either can be someone reasonable or more of Trumps ilk.
Vote like the next 30-40 years of supreme court votes depend on it because they do. Either we can have a fight going on or we can have a conservative supermajority.
Your choice.
For reference:
Stephen Breyer - age 82 Clarence Thomas - age 72 Samuel A. Alito - age 70 Sonia Sotomayor - age 66 John Roberts - age 65
Sotomayor and Roberts probably have a little while to go but health conditions and surprise issues like cancer and heart attacks are more likely the older you get. Some people have a stroke and die at age 60. Or 50. Or younger. And Breyer, Thomas, and Alito are getting up there to where it’s even more likely their health could take a turn. Breyer is old enough he could straight up go of old age or might need to retire quicksharp.
We are likely to see at least, bare minimum, one other justice needing to be replaced during the next administration and Biden’s going to pick at least a slightly saner choice than Trump.
How is this missing that the Dems are talking about expanding the bench?
Seriously, there is no Constitutional number of SCOTUS justices set, and the number has been changed like 13 times. The Dems are talking about – if they can take the Senate and the WH, which would be absolutely necessary for this – expanding the bench and packing it with liberals. It doesn’t have to be nine. We could make it 13 if we wanted, and make all the new ones left-leaning. And the party is talking about making this actually happen.
THAT’S WHY YOU NEED TO VOTE. BECAUSE WE NEED TO TAKE THE SENATE AND THE WHITE HOUSE.
Also, you have to vote locally because even if they reverse Roe (which isn’t the fucking law of the land with regards to abortion ANYWAY, Casey v PP is but you never see that shit mentioned anywhere by these guys) the states still can keep abortion legal. Reversing Roe doesn’t suddenly mean abortion is illegal. It means the state can now make it illegal. So vote at a local level for democratic senators and statesmen and governors for those who oppose making abortion illegal. Thats why you vote all the way down the line.
i really like when crows just insert themselves into a group of other birds and then act like there is absolutely nothing strange about it
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