#NO GODS NO MASTERS

[victusinveritas]

"The Trophy Hunter", a fine piece from Dutch artist Maquenda.

[sacreblugh]

would yall hit the yes man vape

[nando161mando]

"Lead us not" (EN: English)

[existingforliterature]

"No God's, No Masters" "11x14", Oil on canvas.

Original photo credit @crows-before-bros

[flyingpurplepeopleprogrammer]

What if I'm not actually into hypnosis?

What if my hypnotic style is just an elaborate post-post-post-modernist side project in my ongoing crusade to slay truth in its cradle and unweave reality?

Is it actually my kink to dethrone god, and do I indulge that by toying with the mind's ability to perceive whatever reality I fancy?

[transsexualfiend]

"Gross" art will always exist. If you think you have any authority over art, especially the art of the oppressed, you are fundamentally unprepared for the revolution. Putting "ACAB" in your bio means nothing if you roleplay as police force on the internet.

I see a lot of "This persons weird kinky art makes me think they are abusive and predatory". This is badjacketing, and is a right-wing tactic to shutting down anything against the status quo- because there is no collective agreement on the terms and conditions of "acceptable" as well. You are also just denouncing years and years worth of the fight for queer/sexual liberation too.

"But them engaging in this art is just a gateway for them to do this harm in real life! Violent art makes violent people!" Actually a violent WORLD makes violent people. Everyone is exposed to violence on some degree. And I promise you that the REAL WORLD is doing more harm on individuals than someone's "weird" kinky digital art.

If you want to fight abuse, fight abuse. But calling people you DON'T EVEN KNOW on the internet "abusers" for simply making art you find disgusting is so awful and counterrevolutionary. It's super easy to just block them and move on with your life.

[sarasometimes]

buzz buzz buzz

[fuckyeahanarchistposters]

"No Gods, No Masters"

Graphic by Comrade Workwear

[theatheistgirl]

[victorianvampyr]

No Gods No Masters Punk Pigeon design I made for a shirt.

[radicalgraff]

"No Gods, No Masters"

Seen in Edmonton, Alberta

[triflesandparsnips]

For those wondering

if this is HBO Max's petty way

of trying to prevent the world from experiencing my Stede Bonnet-flavored apothecary nonsense

by removing future canon references to other household goods and self-care extravagances

then have I got bad news for them

involving certain words

on my eBay watch list

[undeadcourier]

I genuinely think the ending title "no god, no masters" is ironic. It's not anarchist, it's a dictatorship, with the courier acting as both undefyable God and absolute master. It's just House but either slightly better or significantly worse depending on your actions.

i think it's meant to be a sincerely anarchist ending, it's just difficult to do that in a game where everything depends on the player's actions when that's not true in reality. the idea behind yes-man upgrading to be more assertive in that ending is that the courier can't order the securitron army around like house.

obviously, by this point, the courier has also amassed enormous wealth and social influence, and their legend will outlive/overshadow them—they're going to have sway in the mojave whether they want to or not. but the power of the securitron army isn't theirs anymore. we could speculate what that means wrt to yes-man and how he might step into house's role, but i think the devs intended for no gods, no masters to be an ending where the people of the mojave/new vegas are on closer to equal footing than if any other faction takes over.

and i see where you're coming from—since the *player* ultimately decides everything in the game, the player is like a god, but i think that the ending tries not to have that be the case for the courier.

[nando161mando]

[blackcat-brazil]

🏴✊🔥

[dragonagitator]

From the Sword Coast Adventurers Guide:

So, given that it's canon that Mystra dies, like, a lot, I think it's fair for Galemancers to want it to be our turn to kill her next.