#Alice Marin

[houlen-yabusame]

does anyone remember drawcast

[hermaphrodykesblog]

2011 was such an insane year for video games

[lilyflowerhere]

The age appropriate their much older

main character relative

[a-typical]

Why is right-wing populism outmatching left-wing populism across the Globe?

It’s so much easier to make people feel afraid than it is to make them feel hopeful or safe or supported. Right wing populism preys on people’s fears and stokes pre-existing anxieties, while also providing an individual “strongman” that people can look to for resolution. Simple and effective.

If we look at left-wing policies or general ideological talking points, they require both:

an inherent empathy/sympathy for strangers and community alike

a strong persistence to work against pre-existing institutions/structures to achieve that which isn’t often simple

It requires more effort, more funding, and occasionally can’t be simplified into layman’s terms, which ostracizes those who can’t reach higher education. This, above all else, is what makes right-wing populist rhetoric so effective - it’s approachable. It doesn’t ask you to care for others (quite the opposite) outside of your own interests. It’s comforting to have a powerful leader who “isn’t afraid to speak the truth” or “tell it like it is”, when the preceding leaders have all spoken outside your comprehension and made you feel isolated from your country in their education, class, and/or status.

Really, right-wing populism is in vogue because it’s so much easier to understand and so much easier to exercise. It doesn’t ask for much - it certainly doesn’t ask for us to follow rules or facts. It’s chameleon, and its rhetoric shapes to what would reach the most people regardless of how plausible, reasonable, or respectable it is.

[kstnt]

shake art for friends

[fiestylittlebeetle]

Hello! I had to remake my blog because I got too aggro on my previous account and am looking for new (or old) blogs to follow!

Looking for people who post the following:

Venture Bros

Scavengers Reign

Pokemon

MLP (discord fans especially)

Remedy Games (Alan Wake, and CONTROL mostly, haven't played quantum break yet)

Horizon Zero Dawn (especially erend fans and ereloy shippers)

Adventure Time

Monster girls (any kind)

Flight Rising

Chainsaw Man

Dungeon Meshi

Land of the Lustrous

Dorohedoro

Alice In Wonderland in general (og, Disney, madness returns, etc)

Cult of the Lamb

Marine Biology

Destiny 2

Leviathan Trilogy

Cyberpunk 2077

Ben 10

DNI: TERFs, Exclusionists, underage shippers, incest shippers, zionists, right-wing, pro-life, and fandom discourse

I'll delete this later when I feel like I've got a good amount of blogs followed

[naawie]

(via Hallstatt, Austria)

Dress: Alice and the Pirates – Rose Marine

I regret leaving tumblr for so long. This is the most comfortable space I've been in lately and I'm going to slowly post my old content here.

[afraidofchange]

Actually, @croftborn got me thinking about what kind of combat-based medical training Shepard would have learned in her time in the Alliance. All soldiers are taught Basic First Aid, (and based on some real-world instructions, they are also trained to address Tactical Casualty Combat Care (TCCC), following and understanding MARCH: Massive Hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Hypothermia Prevention).

Obviously, medical care in an active combat zone can be difficult, given the danger, but triaging injured persons before accessing professional medical care can certainly help their outcomes. Additionally, we know in Mass Effect that medicine has advanced to the point where medi-gel exists as an "all-purpose medicinal salve", that combines both an anesthetic and clotting agent and is able to heal various wounds and ailments, instantly sealing injuries against infection, while allowing for rapid healing (as the gel grips tightly to flesh until subjected to a frequency of ultrasound, therefore making it sealable against liquids - namely, blood - as well as contaminants and gasses).

However, this is not always going to solve a medical injury in the field, and so Shepard does make use of her training when necessary, for both those who serve alongside her, as well as herself. For example, when Ashley was attacked by the Eva Core bot, she suffered a massive head injury, and while I know the game shows the emotional cinematic of Shepard fireman carrying her to the ship, they definitely should've stabilized her neck and head first and gotten a stretcher to bring her to the Med-Bay, lest they injure her further (among other things, like making sure she still had a pulse and was breathing, etc), especially since they did have a bit of time before more Cerberus soldiers were going to show up / the storm was coming in.

Anyway, my main point of this was that Shepard has these basic skills from her years in the Alliance, and while a lot of minor combat injuries can be treated with medi-gel, actively triaging in the field for more serious injuries is something she can and does do - which I am sure, Dr. Chakwas is thankful for.

[pinkhibiscustea]

REENA<3

♡

[agathacrispies]

2024 European Championships: WAG Event Final Medalists

[hollsbaby]

I've lost all hope in the society

[serious-little-guy]

hate how in the reblog section where you can write your own stuff they put "go ahead, put anything". why do i feel like a five year old whose mom is training to say thank you to the nice cashier at walmart? what if i dont WANNA put anything???? i should go to sleep shouldnt i

[lichdolly]

Alice and the Pirates - Rose Marine JSK in sax blue and pink (2008)

[lilyflowerhere]

Milfs in teen shows are something so personal to me

[mastomysowner]

Untitled by 킹바분@kingbawoon

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