everything i've never done, i want to do with you.

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[lakemichiganbaby-deactivated202]

“i do not dream of labor” yes u do. labor is fulfilling. u dream of a world where ur labor isnt exploited and its that or starvation. i guarantee u dream of labor. labor is a necessity and in and of itself is a good thing.

[lakemichiganbaby-deactivated202]

if u dream of having a garden, of painting murals, cooking or baking for people, researching in a lab, or writing stories, u dream of labor. which is good! we all jus hate having our labor exploited and being underpaid for the value of our work. nobody wants to just sit at home and do NOTHING as quarantine proved! in and of itself labor is fulfilling and contributes to the betterment and advancement of society, too many people are just barred by arbitrary divides (class, education) and unable to perform labor they’d be best suited for, or that type of labor (arts, service industry) is undervalued and underpaid.

[rosswoodpark]

is it really so difficult, so troublesome to put the bread tie back on the bag

[hotsoccergirl1234]

My mom made this post

[bioaccumulation]

I miss the god complex english class gave me

[kihba-deactivated20211123]

“drama kid” this and “band kid” that. wheres the love for us kids that did absolutely nothing in high school

[arandomthot]

I’ve had this same dilemma too many times

[shamebots]

listening to a good song but it was in a shrek film so the entire time ur like

[4a0000-deactivated20170115]

I have so much love to give its kinda gross

[fluentisonus]

oh to be an ambiguously gendered little personification of winter in a roman mosaic

[fluentisonus]

ideal self

[residentgoodgirl]

I cannot believe… they let chris rock get away with this

[afrikangyal-deactivated20190204]

he ain’t lie

[molothoo]

He really didn’t

[periwinkle39]

The real power move here is that the witness gave a very specific and useful description that the police could use to conduct their search. Yes, the suspect was black but he also offered height, weight, what he was wearing and non-racial identifying features. it was THE COPS who took all this useful information and decided to weaponize it against a kid. 

This isn’t just an accurate depiction of how racism works. It’s a specific call-out about racist cops and the negative effect of racism on police work. 

[mariofartwii]

[honyeol]

[dailytwitterhumor]

[freak-thefreak-out]

[90s90s90s]

[spiritguide]

WHOA THERE COOL IT THAT’S WAAAAY TOO MUCH FROSTING FOR ONE DUNKAROO YOU GOTTA RATION THAT SHIT

[spectrometrie]

u understand a lot about american suburbs by looking at the front and back of houses

[nightmarecait]

Not super clear on what I’m supposed to learn from this

[cydonian-mystery]

Basically that it’s all superficial, and embodies the literal definition of the word ‘facade’

They put a fancy front on the house and lots of nice grass, no doubt kept up with irrigation and intensive use of glyphosate, but in the back it’s all undetailed and a dirt lot because that doesn’t effect the value of the property

Not to mention most suburban homes are very cheaply made to begin with

It’s just another example of how capitalism is just a giant con job

[santaclausdeadindian]

As opposed to communism, which as we all know excells at pretty architecture, just look at any suburbs in any communist country.

[spectrometrie]

ah, the US and Communism, the World’s Great Divide. is it still 1957 where you live? Did Eisenhower get your vote? 

[jalapeepo]

WHAT THE FUCK

[glozirina]

[bass-borot]

[officialmacgyver2-deactivated20]

Some ya’ll who are younger need to google Frank Serpico and read about his time in the NYPD and what the cops did to him and attempted to do to him up until the late 90′s. He literally had to go into hiding in Italy and Switzerland and multiple times people tried to kill him. He only came back to America after the mafia (who hated the NYPD a lot, obviously) said “you’re under our protection.”