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Just reminder:

Fuck ICE

Death to Trump and his billionaire buddies

Always punch Nazis

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You can do both, if you're distracted that's on you

My point was not 'oh this is taking too much time' my point is that paying attention to these ridiculous acts is exactly what they want us to do.

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This whole fiasco is an obvious distraction. Use the time to instead write to your senators and representatives.

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In regards of the Trump government scraping all trans inclusion in its queer information portion of its websites I have made this thing. Spread the word. Don't let them pretend we never existed.

P.S: Don't like! Reblog! <3

EDIT: Well this got a lot of attention! I got a few users asking to print or repost my art and I am unimaginably grateful to everyone's interest, especially since it's a really simple drawing I made on a whim haha! Anyone who is looking to print these out to hang or hand out or repost on another platform is free to do so, although I ask you to credit me and let people know it's from my Tumblr profile! If anyone wishes to do anything else with my art or post and wants to clarify what I consent to then they can message me privately and I'll explain! <333 all my love to my queer siblings

EDIT: I made an LGBTQIA+ version with a focus on trans and intersex folks, it's on my pinned if you prefer this version of the acronym.

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Don't let the 1% control the media.. The enemy is not overseas, but within our country.

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That's the clearest answer I've gotten yet; thank you for the concise explanation and examples! I'll get researching

share this one around, i want some genuine responses.

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Shut the fuck up. I am so done with you dodging the questions and allegations with your own, or assuming that I should know. If you don't want to talk about it, scroll on past. If you want to propose your own debate or conversations, fine! But don't do so on a post that is asking a specific question, much less one asking for your feelings on a topic. I'm so done with all of these fallacies and all of this bullshit.

share this one around, i want some genuine responses.

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I didn't ask anything about the Bidens. Please remain on topic. They will have an independent case study.

share this one around, i want some genuine responses.

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share this one around, i want some genuine responses.

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Embracing the Catalyst Versus Supporting the Reaction

Who are we to judge? What right are you given to choose how well you treat someone based on their appearance rather than their actions or intent?

You. The right answer is that you are you. Judgement is not only a human right but a biologically developed trait. Our ancestors learned to avoid those who were different; the difference in such barbaric times was often deadly. And so it was biologically encoded in us to avoid the ugly, the broken, the other races. Deformity and injury were weaknesses, and they exhausted the pack. Other races, tribes, and peoples often fought over resources or land. Their practices were strange, often displeasing. But they felt the same about the others as well. Difference was both a weakness and a threat and it always led to conflict. Everyone learned to either avoid or eradicate it. 

But times change and so do the people. We have entered new eras and intellect grows. People learn to accept and embrace differences because it is no longer an endangerment to their group to do so. We are stronger and smarter because of it. 

In this day and age, the general standard of how to look, how to dress, and how to act, varies so wildly that an individual from just six generations ago would be driven mad with the sheer nonconformity found in the general public. 

Those who don’t grow and change with the people become racist, homophobic, and cruel to the younger generations, limiting societal growth.

With that said, judgement on appearance is entirely an instinctive trait and it is up to us as people, not as humans, but as people to use our sapience to learn and qualify what is and is not a threat. Being different is no longer the danger it once was but there are many that choose to ignore that. 

When a gunman assassinated Brian Thompson on December 4th, 2024, he remained unidentified for over a week. With both his physical appearance and his identity unknown, the media and the populace in a craze over his true identity, and law enforcement working around the clock to find him, our unknown assassin became quite a popular fugitive. Why? With his identity and motives unknown, what entitled this murderer to such celebrations?

He was the spark; a catalyst starting a chain reaction that has spread through our country like a flame feeding on gasoline. A symbol for hope against the oligarchs and their empire built on the heads of so many individuals abused by the system. People finally saw someone fighting back! As people are, memes, edits, jokes, and sexualizing followed suit. This would only grow worse as the government found and prosecuted a suspect less than two weeks later. 

The internet dissected his life and laid bare every detail and photo to be found of him. Not only was he wealthy, smart, and showed good spirits and intentions in all accounts from friends and family, he was attractive. The allure increased tenfold.

While this sweetened his public image, it muddled his story and his cause. People lost sight of fighting for what Luigi fought for and instead the buzz became all about his personality and looks. Those who knew him or had met him before began milking their connection for content and attention. 

With this made clear, it begs the question of whether ethical journalism is such a thing anymore. 

One example is made clear when I attempted to contact writer Paul Skallas with critiques on his article, ‘Luigi and Me’, published in GQ Magazine. I noted that it was heavily self-centered and biased, and the fact that he was blatantly wrong on several statements of fact and was immediately told to “suck his cock”, and blocked. The fragile ego proves people like these are only after a quick buck and a moment in the limelight– the exact opposite of what we need in the media today. 

While some are milking connections to the alleged shooter for fame, others are basking in that glow with people who strive for a change, and yet they do little to fight for it themselves. 

I don’t think the populace today understands the genuine importance of their participation in today’s politics, or how little they could do to make a large difference. 

The American people’s greatest strength is not individual power, but the power we have when we rise together. One body is hardly noticeable, a thousand are hard to ignore.  In summary, human beings are still animals; but what matters is what we can do with our minds, ignoring our instincts and focusing on what matters to make a difference.

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I’ve seen a lot of crude jokes going around about the CEO assassination, and I just want to say one thing.

I think we should do worse.

Live reenactments on site. Several scheduled a day, like the shows at Disney parks. Someone brings brownies to pass around for the 10:30am showing. Everyone chants “DENY, DEFEND, DEPOSE” as the shots are being fired. People clap at the end. Someone pops one of those party poppers filled with monopoly money. The real Adjuster is in the crowd. People leave the place with a huge smile on their faces. “Sorry I was late, Boss. I was watching The Adjustment.”