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I found god in a hopeless place

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Real

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i am begging some of y’all to learn the difference between someone being critical of a state’s government/corporations and being phobic towards that state’s people

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As someone who’s reported alt-right harassment and rhetoric on various social media sites and been told “there’s nothing here that violates our TOS,” seeing what RPGnet is doing is a welcome breath of fresh air.

Please, more social media sites need to do this.

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cam, my favourite jerd (jock nerd)

used vinesh phogat as a reference for her, as suggested by @threesday here :)

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how do you improve at art so fast?

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Please please please don't click those phishing texts

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*with a dark and evil aura surrounding me* I'm shy

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There was no lead up, no follow up. Just a thrown dagger aimed at my heart.

(I love this person)

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shoutout to fat girls ur really pretty and i hope u have a nice day

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A guide for employers: What to do if Immigration comes to your workplace

Preparation Checklist

Before an Immigration Action:

Find a qualified immigration lawyer now – before anything happens.

Make a written Response Plan. Practice your plan with the workers. Practice what to say, what to do.

Provide a Know-Your-Rights training for all your staff.

Train your staff:

Do NOT run away if ICE agents show up. Running away could give ICE a legal reason to arrest workers.

Do NOT give ICE agents permission to enter your workplace.

Do NOT answer questions or give any information.

You and the workers have the right to stay silent and to ask to talk to a lawyer.

Give the workers a list of lawyers or organizations that can provide high quality, free or low-cost immigration legal advice.

Connect with an immigration response network in your area.

During an Immigration Action:

If ICE agents enter a public area of your business, say: “I am the employer. You cannot go to other areas of the workplace without my permission.”

If ICE agents try to enter a private area, say: “This is a private area. You cannot enter without a judicial warrant signed by a judge. Do you have a judicial warrant?”

Encourage your staff to video or take photos during an immigration action (if they are willing).

If the agents have a judicial warrant signed by a judge, ask for a copy and read it. Make a copy if you can. You can still decline to give consent for the search.

Watch the agents carefully. Keep track of what they do. See if they are following what is written on the warrant. For example, the warrant may limit the areas the agents can search.

If ICE agents try to question you or the workers, remind the workers they have a right to stay silent and to ask for a lawyer.

When immigration agents leave, record or write down everything you saw. This will help you remember the details when you talk to a lawyer later.

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For no reason here is a library story

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There's a whole demographic of people who are profoundly incurious and just assume everyone else is too, so when they see something unfamiliar they immediately rush to declare that not only have they never heard of it, none of you did either. You're just pretending. You had to look it up, don't lie. You didn't know this

And like, so what if someone had to look something up. That's how you learn new things. People usually say this about knowledge that's pretty damn basic, but I can't get over how they're not only scornful at the idea of people trying to learn something new, they casually assume everyone else is, too

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what do you mean elon musk did a nazi salute on live tv at the united states presidential inauguration twice and is now erasing the evidence off the internet by replacing the footage with the crowd cheering instead?

would be a shame if people reblogged this, wouldn’t it?

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I present to the fandom my humble offering on this, the most holiest of days.

HAPPY THRESHOLD DAY BITCHES.