WoFs117’s Reblog Blog

I got tired of reblogging everything onto my main so I’m putting it all here now. Oh also there's occasionally horny stuff on here now, be warned, and I also don't tag it as of yet. she/her My main blog is @WoFs117

[wofs117reblogs]

tags

#special gem of a post

For true tumblr humor and the most special posts

#posts of high importance

for important posts, things that people should see because they talk about things like racism and political issues and climate change and also wins regarding all of those as well. If you're reading this, I suggest to you that you look in this tag and read (or schedule a time to do so)

#happy chemicals

for posts that just make me really happy. Like, satisfying marble runs, cute cats, etc.

[mousidy]

we need free the nipple back and we need to lead with trans women this time

[mousidy]

we are actually not leading with transmascs who call trans women "dude"

[mousidy]

at this point the fact that free the nipple is about toplessness and not just bralessness is at the bottom of the feminism iceberg image

[gunsandfireandshit]

[bace-jeleren]

[robotlyra]

The reason why McConnell is currently ambiguously dead is because KY law was recently amended to state that a vacant senate seat must be filled by a special election, but previously, the duty to fill a vacant senate seat was by appointment of the current governor. The present KY gov is a Democrat, and has the means to challenge the special elections rule in the state supreme court, under the argument that it is unconstitutional to governor's power as outlined in the KY state constitution. So given the risk of a Dem appointee who would become an incumbent to challenge, or a special election race in the middle of the Mamdani Endorsement DemSoc run on congressional seats, McConnell will remain in quantum superposition between life and death until there is no longer a risk of his republican power being challenged.

Which... you know, really is life in the American Fascist Era in a nutshell: a questionably dead or dying racist lich refusing to reliquinsh the ability to make all our lives miserable

[gumi-megpoidd]

yeah. yeah.

[gumi-megpoidd]

we're all feeling normal huh

[bold-baddie]

[queercanelady]

REMEMBER TO BUY BILLION CANDIES FOR YOUR LITTLES. GOOD IDEA ALWAYS

[queercanelady]

tumyache

[ashenmind]

“monsters in the backrooms” is still such a funny concept to me

“here’s a space that’s odd and makes you feel uniquely alone, like no one has ever been here before, but don’t worry, we put a critter in here because we thought that was boring”

[fishmech]

So you only like the first 62 words of the 80 word post that established the concept? Fascinating.

[ashenmind]

yes

[ashenmind]

like that last paragraph is exactly what I described; an author overplaying their hand because they don’t grasp that the space being empty is far more interesting than anything you could possibly put into it

[ashenmind]

there are 1001 one things you can put into the backrooms that are more interesting than monsters

once you have done that, find something else to do with your creative efforts. not everything needs to be suitable for a video game.

no. wander my halls for 10,000 years.

[energyprison]

yeah man open it up in tf2 for me

[rui-cifer]

see the thing is, though, CEOs are not saying bullshit you see in headlines because they're dumb or out of touch.

Now, before you go, "Oh wow this lady's defending CEOs," hear me out. CEOs often know how bad their company is doing. In fact, they probably know better than journalists and us. A big part of their job in a publicly-traded company, however, is to pretend that their company is doing well and, in fact, better than ever and this is all growing pains and that this is a big part of a master plans to expand the company to have wider reach than ever (it does not matter that we're a Yoghurt company; billions' gut fauna must flourish) so that investors and shareholders do not divest. When the Microsoft CEO says, "We want to entertain billions," while laying off workers, it's not because he thinks that his company will actually entertain billions; it's because he has to put on the same act as that one dril tweet about corn cob. You know the one.

The question you should really be asking is: what kind of system births a position like this for every company globally and further, what kind of system allows this guy to earn hundreds, and often thousands, more times than the adverage worker? Is this a system that is fair to workers?

[bloodraven55]

[solassitudes]

oh. maybe. maybe this it. maybe that’s the problem.

[ofgeography]

[maykitz]

the persecution of lefthandedness is insane to think about because it was so intense for so long, in some places still is, without any clear profit motivation. sheer love of the game. as late as the 70s at least they were smacking my stepdad's hands for it with a wooden ruler at school, to this day he's in weird ambidexterity situation where he's not great with either side and notably clumsy due to poor hand-eye coordination. just wtf

[seeingteacupsindragons]

It is fascinating to me that people also think of handedness as an example of bigotry that just...went away. As you note, it...hasn't in some places. I know people who grew up in the mid-late 90s who still had this problem.

But also, and this is really important to keep in mind regarding bigotry that still causes in many ways larger problems, that the structural problems are not actually fixed.

If you go to any computer lab or public library, the mice will be on the right side of the computer. Sometimes they can be moved. Sometimes they can't. Many computer mice are curved to only fit in right hands.

It is impossible to find lefthanded scissors without going to a specialty store, because most scissor makers don't even make them. And it's not just a matter of grip; the slicing side of the blades is obscured if you use righty scissors in your left hand, so your cut is off.

All those signing pads with the little chained styluses? Almost always on the right side, often not even long enough to stretch to the left. Makes signing for lefties extremely difficult.

I caused actual muscular problems in college having to twist around in order to write at right-handed desks in college when there weren't enough lefty desks--and there never were. Some classrooms didn't even have a single one.

I could go on.

But the point is, bigotry isn't just a mindset shift. People can't just decide they're not bothered by that particular difference anymore and everything's fine, because society is still structured and designed to cause problems for marginalized people. And they're never even going to notice all the little ways their life is bent to convenience them that inconveniences others.

[pacsgal]

Malcom said it best ✊🏾

[anarchistmemedistro]

[anarchistmemedistro]

The Failure of Nonviolence

Peter Gelderloos The Failure of Nonviolence From the Arab Spring to Occupy 2013 This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution

this nonviolent stuff’ll get you killed pdf

[isuggestrevolution]

i have a suggestion

[doriangraysrockcollection]

i must say, i am a huge fan of when a book is in the middle of a very exciting plot containing many interesting problems when out of nowhere for a few pages it's like, "hey by the way, real quick, here's a detailed explanation of the city's water filtration system! i'm telling you this for a reason and you should worry about it. anyway! haha okay back to the plot" and you just get to be Scared for a while

[doriangraysrockcollection]

i am kissing you on the mouth right now

you are the only person who understands me. you and the person who tagged a series of unfortunate events

[rabbitkinglune777]

nothing more intimate when someone recognizes your autism and how it affects you so they're patient and loving towards you. it's rare but it feels so good.

[deathgasmic]

who else is up permanently feeling like they did something Wrong

[oneheadtoanother]