#DEATH CULT
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charyou-tree · 1 day ago
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Remember, the people who think that seeing "kink" in public should be a crime consider every one of us faggots "kink" worthy of imprisonment.
To the fascists:
queer == kink
kink == sex crime
sex crime == excuse to do violence
Connect the dots and stand with your kinky allies before they come for you too.
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Hello, it’s me, the kink-at-pride person walking the streets in a harness and collar. It’s always been scary bulldykes and leather daddies and every other queer degenerate that’s gotten us so far. Yall’d do well to remember our roots 👁️👁️
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j0celynh0rr0r · 8 months ago
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wh40kartwork · 4 months ago
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Kibellah Concept
by Valeriy Vegera
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bloodpraxis · 4 months ago
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No thoughts head empty only my best girl Kibellah... <3
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notaplaceofhonour · 1 year ago
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I was raised in the People of Destiny cult (later renamed, and more well-known as, Sovereign Grace Ministries, now Sovereign Grace Churches).
The valorization of martyrdom and The End Times was so ubiquitous it was ambient noise. We stood in the church lobby theorizing about who the antichrist would be, we argued about whether Jesus would rapture us all before, after, or during the Tribulation Period where Satan would be given free reign over the earth. There was a strong Christian Zionist fixation on Israel as the final battleground and capital of the coming Messianic Age. But the one thing we were all certain of was is that we were in the End Times, that we were not of this world and couldn’t get too attached to our lives here.
We were raised to believe our sin nature made us undeserving of life, that we deserved death and eternal conscious torture.
My parents read us the Jesus Freaks books (a series by Christian Rap group DC Talk about martyrs). I spent “devotional time” reading Fox’s Book of Martyrs. We had guest speakers from Voice of the Martyrs, their pamphlets were often stocked in our church’s information center. We grew up with our dad listening to right wing talk radio and making us listen to songs about how the Godless atheists were outlawing Christianity in America, that we could all become martyrs soon.
The group’s theology was damaging & traumatic in a lot of other ways that contributed to the suicidality I have continued to struggle with for the rest of my life. For a long time I did not believe I would live past 20. There are times when the idea of giving my death meaning by using public suicide to make a political statement has appealed to me.
So now, seeing so many social media posts glorifying the suicide of a US Airman this week, I have been furious. Reading his social media posts, I recognize so much about the way I was raised in his all-or-nothing, black-or-white mindset, the valorization of death-seeking & martyrdom, and the apocalyptic fire-and-brimstone imagery of self-immolation. The moment I saw people I followed celebrating his self-immolation, I said to myself “this feels like a cult”
So when I learned he was raised in a cult too, nothing could have made more sense to me. His political orientation may have changed, but his mindset did not—it was no less extreme or cult-like.
I’ve talked about so many of the reasons this response from the broader left scares me, including how it’s laundering that airman’s antisemitic beliefs, but I cannot think of anything that would hit me in a more personal place than this specific response to this specific situation has.
When I see the images, I think: that could have been me. That scares me, and what scares me more is that so many prominent people are overwhelmingly sending the message to people like me that there is nothing else we can do that would have a more meaningful impact than killing ourselves for the cause.
I do not believe that. I will not even entertain it. And having to see his death over and over and over again, to argue against people who are treating this like an intellectual/moral exercise or a valid debate we all have to consider has been immensely triggering and fills me with a rage I rarely feel. It’s unconscionable that we are even putting self-harm on the table, and that pushing back against that is somehow controversial.
There is hope. Our lives do have meaning. There are far more effective means of fighting injustice. And the world is a better place for having you in it. Don’t fall into believing this is a way to give life purpose.
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hai1ne · 3 months ago
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Drawing the shit i do in my dreams and turning it into fanart >>>>
I wish I could replicate the sound the arm violin made
Anyways I love Kibellahs design. I wanna eat it
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reality-detective · 3 months ago
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Imagine going to the hospital for a procedure and they try to take your organs while you're still alive and they tell your loved ones you’re dead… Is this the "redrum" spelled backwards?
Dr. Carrie Madej was right, hospitals are death cults. 🤔
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snarkleharkle · 4 months ago
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These posters are popping up all over town. They are planning a...I can't call it anything other than a celebration of october 7th.
Because they are evil. Luckily there are decent humans around, and they are getting torn down all the time.
Updated post october 7th.
The "protest" was worse than I thought it could be. Outright glorifying Hamas and Hezbollah and celebrating october 7th.
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fave-fix · 5 months ago
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hey guys do we realize that the main difference betwen how kai and midori developed is that kai was given the chance to learn what normal life and love and family was like by working with chidouins while midori was kept under asunaros thumb all his life. do we realize that just a few changes could have kai acting just as cruel and merciless as midori. do we realize that midori is a victim of asunaro too, and though that doesn't excuse his actions it does make them more tragic. do we realize this or are we all being serious when we say midori is the only character who isn't worth redemption.
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possible-streetwear · 3 months ago
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secular-jew · 2 months ago
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This is modern Islam
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j0celynh0rr0r · 9 months ago
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Death Magic 🩸🔪
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wh40kartwork · 3 months ago
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bloodpraxis · 3 months ago
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You… were born on a world and absorbed a hive's scents. I would have remembered someone who smelled like that. I do not know you.
I really like the game's descriptions of the dark eyes that runs in the Erebis family, how Xioni Erebis' eyes are darker than the night sky. Kibellah's own eyes were described as dark multiple times in the game up to that point, so the moment the Erebises showed up on Dragonus with those eyes and the same yee yee ass haircut... I pieced things together pretty quickly...
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ministerofchaosabsolute · 4 months ago
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Devorah belongs to @maiden167
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notaplaceofhonour · 1 year ago
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“aw what are you too wussy to kill yourself?” jfc get a grip lmao
maybe spend less time telling people to give up their life and spend more time getting one
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