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Eddie Diaz + Face Scrunch 9-1-1, S03, S04 & S08

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the duality of a man

inspired by this post x

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You want to call your House rep now and tell them Trump needs to be impeached immediately for defying a Supreme Court order (re: Kilmar Abrego Garcia), which functionally voids our constitution and means no one in America has rights anymore.

I am not exaggerating.

As of now, anybody can be disappeared, no due process, no recourse. Trump is openly disregarding a Supreme Court order and says he’ll send US citizens to El Salvador.

This is not a drill.

Call your House rep and tell them they must impeach. Tell them if they cannot bring themselves to impeach, they must resign. A more open and shut case to impeach is not possible. Trump and his administration are saying openly, in public, that anybody can be kidnapped by ICE, even in error, and disappeared permanently.

Call your senators, too, and tell them to support impeachment (it goes to them once it passes a majority House vote).

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@alexisrosemullens asked: Karen Wilson + Wardrobe- Gif Meme

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Buck... There's nobody in this world I trust with my son more than you.

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I had no choice in the matter Why would I? It's only the death of me

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@emziess asked Eddie Diaz + hair porn Gif Meme

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Chimney & Buck 9-1-1, S08 (So far)

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I don't know how people came to think that "the banality of evil" means "evil people are people too".

That's also true but it's not what the banality of evil means.

The term was coined by Hannah Arendt in her report on the trial of Adolf Eichmann, the architect of the "final solution" in the Holocaust.

It describes the way in which the Nazis at large and Eichmann in particular have turned the horrendous act of mass murder into just another job, disconnecting themselves morally and emotionally from their actions.

Before the death camps and gas chambers, Nazi soldiers simply shot Jews into mass graves by the hundreds of thousands. It was a lot cheaper and faster, but it caused great psychological distress for the murderers who pulled the trigger.

The leadership's solution was a massively upscaled version of the "gas vans" they used to mass murder hundreds of thousands of Germans with disabilities and mental health issues.

Shooting bound civilians in point blank range over and over is something you can't just pretend you're not doing or is no big deal. But if you're just the guy who sorts people into groups. Or just the guy that funnels them into a room. Or just the guy who opens a cannister on the roof. It's much easier to distance yourself from what you know is happening.

The same principle applies to much lesser evils, like soldiers operating drones from a distance, or insurance workers denying coverage for life-saving treatment.

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Need a Buddie mpreg fic where Buck and Eddie started hooking up around the time Buck found out that Eddie was gonna move to Texas. They tell themselves it’s just casual sex, just two friends helping each other out or whatever. But really, they’re both falling for the other but neither will admit it. Eddie knows he has to go to Texas and choose his son, he can’t let himself veer from that path, and Buck refuses to get between Eddie and his son. He knows he’d lose that battle and truthfully, he wouldn’t want to win it because it’s Christopher.

So, they keep hooking up, and telling themselves it’s not serious. But then that temper-tantrum Buck has when Eddie’s showing his house? It’s not because he’s trying to get Eddie to stay because he’s feeling abandoned - or, not entirely at least - it’s because he’s just found out he’s pregnant. But he doesn’t say that because he knows that news would make Eddie’s choice infinitely more difficult. So he lets Eddie go, takes over his lease - he’s gonna need a new space anyway, and something just feels right about raising his and Eddie’s child in Eddie and Chris’ home.

Throughout the pregnancy, Buck keeps it a secret from Eddie and swears the others to secrecy. The others all think it’s Tommy’s baby, even though Buck swears it’s not, and that maybe Buck had an ill-advised hook up with his ex.

In the end, it’s Chimney who spills the beans to Eddie, thinking that the only person who can convince Buck to tell Tommy is his best friend Eddie - not realizing of course, that once given the information, Eddie would connect the dots of who the actual father is real fucking quick…

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Dude, the enemy is not "the group of people who can afford a nice house and car and take vacations and eat well and have enough saved for retirement."

The enemy is the group of people who make it IMPOSSIBLE for EVERYONE to have a nice house and car and take vacations and eat well and save enough for retirement.

In the US, "poor people" USED to be the people who had not-so-nice houses and cars, or who had to rent instead of own. And it's not the dentist down the street who changed that; among others, it's the ultra-rich CEOs and shareholders who refuse to pay a living wage so they can live off your labor, and the exploitative corporations that buy up as much housing as they possibly can and charge exorbitant rent so you'll never be able to own your own home. It's the bosses who decide that "excess" food must be destroyed if it cannot be sold at a price that enriches shareholders. And it's the politicians who encourage and enable all of that.

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Praying for Buck to be on a headset in a helicopter with Tommy and the Special Agent in Charge of the FBI in LA and Colonel Hartman are trying to get them to land or turn back or do something and Buck just starts going "ksssshhh sorry ksssshh king up kssssh repeat ksssssssh" before cutting them off. And Tommy's grinning like a lunatic and asks, "Did you just make fake mouth static at the SAC and a colonel?" And Buck, smiling, responds, "Yeah. Do you think they bought it?"

And they lock eyes for a moment and say together: "Who cares?"

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100 year old Galapagos tortoise with a few weeks old Galapagos baby posing for a new family photo, and its own baby photo from 100 years ago.