#CONVICTED CRIMINAL

[democracyunderground]

[mishalogic]

A PICTURE PAINTS A THOUSAND WORDS!!! ... Misha

[luthqrs]

"Wheels up." EMILY PRENTISS in CRIMINAL MINDS: EVOLUTION 16x02 | 'True Conviction'

[whatareyoureallyafraidof]

[lazybakerart]

if my mother held me, she would burn.

[strawlessandbraless]

Breaking Mews: Convicted Felon Trump files for a change of address

[isawthismeme]

[republicansaredomesticterrorists]

It takes patience to get the perfect screenshot.

[maxdibert]

@petals2fish sorry but your friend block me so i can't answer properly your post but i want to say some things about your statement:

And basically are here:

A classist excuse that ignores the social and economic conditions of a person in a situation of vulnerability and danger of social exclusion. You blatantly disregard all the material conditions surrounding a person from an extremely poor environment with no family support, only to find themselves in a school environment where they are constantly persecuted and harassed. You also overlook what it means to be embraced by a specific group of people promising to help them out of the misery if they follow them. Basically, you disregard all the international analyses and statistics linking young people at risk of exclusion as prime targets for sectarian and far-right political groups precisely because of their social conditions. But well, one can overcome classism too, especially when one reads books and not just fanfics and Tumblr posts.

The only Weasley he openly dislikes is Harry’s friend, nothing to do with the rest of the Weasleys, honestly. And despite not having money, the Weasleys are still pure-blood, which means they maintain a superior status over him in the wizarding world. Blood status in the wizarding world has clear parallels with the concept of classical European aristocracy, and in Europe, you can be completely broke, but if you're an aristocrat, you’ll always be considered socially above those who aren’t, even if they’re wealthier. So if you’re trying to establish some kind of power dynamic between the Weasleys and Severus, honestly, you’re going about it the wrong way. You should put a little more effort into understanding how structural class differences work in certain societies rather than pushing a neoliberal, American-centric perspective.

And yes, obviously, he distanced himself from his poor origins because they reminded him of being marginalized, excluded, and abused at home—just like many people from the same social background do as a response to trauma. It’s also true that he served and gave his life for "the good guys," who always treated him like absolute shit, always distrusted him, humiliated him, and marginalized him, while he turned his back on those who, at the very least, treated him with some degree of sympathy “for the greater good.” And I think you’re deliberately and conveniently ignoring this.

On another note, I don’t understand why Severus should have any intention of saving the life of a guy who stripped him against his will in front of the entire school, publicly suffocated him, and made his life hell for seven years. A pure-blood guy, from an important family, disgustingly rich, with far more social and financial power than he ever had. Like, I wouldn’t expect anyone to save their abuser’s life—I’d actually ask for them to be tortured until they begged for their own death. I don’t know what kind of utopian fantasy world you live in where you can hold it against someone that they don’t give a single shit whether the person who abused, humiliated, and traumatized them for life lives or dies. Some of the nonsense you lot come out with is just... wow.

Yes, Snape had self-hatred and internalized classism. And failing to understand where that comes from, failing to recognize how power structures operate when it comes to vulnerable people at high risk of social exclusion—who are pushed by their environment into becoming prime targets for grooming and brainwashing—is classist. But that’s not internalized classism; that’s overt classism. It’s looking at everything from a morally superior stance shaped by a society incapable of empathizing with or comprehending how certain sectarian groups operate and how they primarily target vulnerable youth for radicalization. It’s pretending to ignore how drug cartels recruit underprivileged children and teenagers to work for them, how nationalist terrorist groups focus on young people to indoctrinate them, how religious cults prey on kids with troubled homes or social environments to manipulate them more easily. It’s refusing to see beyond your privileged nose and your complete lack of real-life experience with people who’ve actually faced serious problems, choosing instead to spew moralistic monologues without having the slightest clue how the world actually works.

[destielmemenews]

"The House voted on Friday to expel Republican Rep. George Santos of New York after a critical ethics report on his conduct that accused him of converting campaign donations for his own use. He was just the sixth member in the chamber’s history to be ousted by colleagues."

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[thugguzzler]

You See Mugshots.

I See a To-Do List

[alexjcrowley]

[whatareyoureallyafraidof]

But, please tell me you can't afford eggs and bacon.

[reversed-her]

DENY-DEFEND-DEPOSE

DEATH TO THE NAZIS, DEATH TO THE FASCISTS

[alchemicalterror]

*brushes hair behind ear*

best spot for dates? i think my favorite one is a library, picking out a book for each other and reading.

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Well, that depends on the people involved, don' it?

I rather imagine the other Psychiatrist I'm seein' would enjoy a quiet evening like that every now and then, but then on the other hand, I think a Librarian might loft an eyebrow if I brought her to her place of employment to unwind, and the yoga instructor would much rather go for a round of tennis than sit around idle.

And Kirk, I know for a fact, likes to get outdoors and away from the noise of city hubbub and bustle, so I try to accommodate that where I have the time.

Not everyone's idea of the ideal is to curl up somewhere cozy. The important thing is to know who you're keepin' time with, and to adjust accordingly, not to have some kinda rote script that works every time.

As for me, and my preferences? I'm flexible - but I like to talk.