//im gonna be real I have been burnt out over here except for some threads and I have most of the replies I owe in my drafts. I am sorry if it takes me a bit to reply I just am very burnt out with Roy. It's not Roy himself but its mostly with all the drafts I owe, I am overwhelmed. So I am only being selective with replies right now and it's not that I don't want to interact I do.
I am just exhausted and need a breather. So if I am spotty and I am only replying to some stuff that I feel at the moment its not because I don't want to write with you. I have to remember to not force myself to write if I am not having fun at the moment and I want to make sure its something we all enjoy with each other, i don't wanna give a forced reply that doesn't look like I am having fun its because I am worn out. I am giving other blogs attention though.
Roleplay is for fun not a job and right now I feel like a machine that's worn out and I don't like that. Thank you for reading this but I am here don't worry. If we follow each other I still wanna interact! Please don't get that mixed up.
I just got to think about my health and right now I wanna focus on a few threads so that I can get those finished and then work on others as I go. I want to make sure we're both having fun!
Anyways if you're here still after reading this thank you for your time. I am still around just a bit spotty atm.
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Any judgement on (Richard III)’s reign has to be seen as provisional. The critic of the reign only has to consider how the Tudors would now be regarded if Henry VII lost at Stoke, to realize the dangers of too many assumptions about the intractability of Richard’s problems. But it would be equally unrealistic to ignore Richard’s unpopularity altogether. The fact that he generated opposition among men with little material reason for dissent, and that the disaffection then continued to spread among his own associates, says something about what contemporaries regarded as the acceptable parameters of political behaviour. There is no doubt that Richard’s deposition of his nephews was profoundly shocking. To anyone who did not accept the pre-contract story, which was probably the majority of observers, the usurpation was an act of disloyalty. Gloucester, both as uncle and protector, was bound to uphold his nephew’s interests and his failure to do so was dishonourable. Of all medieval depositions, it was the only one which, with whatever justification, could most easily be seen as an act of naked self-aggrandizement.
It was also the first pre-emptive deposition in English history. This raised enormous problems. Deposition was always a last resort, even when it could be justified by the manifest failings of a corrupt or ineffective regime. How could one sanction its use as a first resort, to remove a king who had not only not done anything wrong but had not yet done anything at all?
-Rosemary Horrox, Richard III: A Study of Service
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With genuine respect, re: recent ask abt this, the reason a third party candidate won't work is not about numbers and more about the electoral college. Electors commit to vote for their party nominee OR in some states whoever wins the state; tmk there are no third-party electors (certainly not enough to win FPTP) and neither party would replace/challenge an incumbent no matter how unpopular they are. Unfortunately, the two-party system is gonna result in one of two parties, and that simply cannot be fixed with a top-down one-ballot candidate in the next nine months.
There is hope though! It just takes time, just like with environmental reform!! We need a large progressive presence in Congress first, so that we can get national ranked choice voting/get rid of the EC, plus a few other changes. We need more progressives to both vote AND run at all levels/offices and every opportunity, and to continue this high-energy protesting and involvement. It might take 8-12 years (just 2-3 federal elections!) but it is absolutely doable, if we buy ourselves more time this year to be able to make those changes at all in the future.
ugggghhhhh I completely forgot about the electoral college you're totally right about that.
With that in mind yeah you're 100% right. It's just like. God. It feels like 90% of the people running blue for any level are just so increidbly.... basic. Basic at best, pro-genocidal and stagnation fans at worst.
Still, I wouldn't be a solarpunk blog if I didn't have hope for a better brighter future. But goddammit I'm impatient.
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a mojito later and i am rambling about patrick in a vunerable way.
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//drinks iced coffee at 11:30 pm. Welp. It's a good thing my muse for Roy is high so I am going to take advantage of that.
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How do they feel about rain? also asked by @ashbalfour
Bonnie loves the rain. It makes her feel alive, the way the air smells fresher, and the earth softens beneath her feet. She finds peace in the steady rhythm of droplets falling, like a gentle lullaby from nature. The rain soothes her, its cool touch reminding her of the power in even the smallest forces of the world.
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You know what I fucking hated? Spoilers for Crisis on Infinite Earths, but barely. I HATED hearing Helena call the Batfamily the Batfamily in actual canon on fucking screen. That shit made me cringe so hard I popped a joint in my back. Screaming crying throwing up in the worst possible fucking way. Nasty. Narsty, even.
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❛ do i have to bend my knee to you? ❜ he grins as he tries to contain his laughter. ❛ royals no longer exist … even if you try to claim otherwise. ❜
@divinehr liked for one line starter.
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Fuck ticketmaster they should give out concert tickets based on how much u wanna go
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