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[artcalledcinema]

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[humanoidhistory]

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[the-pgtips-monkey]

Got bored, made an infographic to explain why tumblr users shouldn't be trying to elect someone with their exact views, the tumblr icon is only really talking about the leftist avg tumblr user.

This was made by a bored brit, so the placement of the political parties is kinda based on where i would put them if they ran in the uk, so if you disagree just comment how you disagree/why.

Sorry for any grammar/spelling mistakes, I'm dyslexic.

[twitchmattentusiast]

i’m honestly still baffled that trump has been on ballot paper since i was 12. like wdym i’ve left primary school, graduated high school took a FULL fucking gap year and am in my first year of uni and that fucker not only is still being allowed to run in elections but he won. AGAIN.

i am so sorry for all the women in the us who have been affected by these recent political changes. i live in scotland and have been following along with the election wishing i could do something to help. i’m really sorry that this is a major step back but please know that there are resources to help anyone in this difficult time!

there are still people and organisations who are working to support and protect these rights that all women SHOULD have.

below are links to help. like i said im not from the us so please correct me if any of these are wrong.

if you need any immediate information or help. the national abortion federation (NAF) provides a hotline at: 1-800-772-9100 for any assistance with accessing safe abortion, care, funding and support.

planned parenthood is also committed in providing reproductive healthcare and offers confidential support services. you can find out anymore information for this:

https://www.plannedparenthood.org

finally, for those seeking financial help, the national network of abortion funds (NNAF) offers connections to local organisations that can assist with covering costs associated with accessing care. more information on their services can be found here:

please, please PLEASE don’t be afraid to reach out to any of these organisations for any assistance or guidance. you’re not alone in this and there is support available. if anyone knows of any other organisations or anything that might help please reply to this post.

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Julia Carrie Wong at The Guardian:

At the dawn of the second Trump presidency, defiance has given way to compliance. While Donald Trump has rapidly and ruthlessly thrown the federal government into unprecedented chaos, the leaders of the Democratic party have offered up little more than limp banalities and platitudes. “Presidents come and presidents go. Through it all. God is still on the throne,” tweeted the House minority leader, Hakeem Jeffries, at the end of Trump’s first week in office. Asked who was leading the caucus’s pushback, the Senate minority whip, Dick Durbin, told Semafor on 23 January: “I can’t answer that. Give us a little time.” Another senator said, “We’re obviously in a bit of disarray,” though Senate Democrats have arrayed themselves enough to provide bipartisan support for a number of Trump’s cabinet appointees. For the leftists and liberals who had hoped to see the opposition party mount some kind of opposition to Trumpism, this spectacle of capitulation has inspired a new historical analogy, or at least a new insult. La Résistance is dead. Welcome to Vichy France.

“If you want an analogy for the present state of America it’s perhaps not an out-and-out fascist regime, but a Vichy regime,” wrote John Ganz, a left-leaning author, in a Substack newsletter on 21 January. “It’s partly fascist but mostly just a reactionary and defeatist catch-all. It’s a regime born of capitulation and of defeat: of the slow and then sudden collapse of the longstanding institutions of a great democracy whose defenders turned out to be senile and unable to cope with or understand modern politics.” Ganz was not the first to invoke the collaborationist regime that administered part of France after its rapid and spectacular defeat by Germany at the beginning of the second world war. In November, after Joe Biden welcomed Trump back to the White House and promised a “smooth transition”, the political cartoonist Ted Rall reimagined their Oval Office meeting as an updated version of the infamous handshake between Adolf Hitler and Philippe Pétain that marked the fall of France’s Third Republic and rise of the Vichy era.

“Unlike you fascists, we promise a smooth transition of power … to you fascists,” Biden/Pétain says to Trump/Hitler in the cartoon, titled Aloha to the Vichy Democrats. Indeed, “Vichy Democrats” has become an increasingly popular expression of disgust with the feckless opposition party, whether in viral tweets (“The Vichy Democrats are really proud of themselves for peacefully handing over the country to a person they said was a fascist,” wrote the X user SxarletRed in response to the California senator Adam Schiff’s boast that the Democrats had certified Trump’s election without launching a failed insurrection) or a headline by Esquire (“Vichy Democrats take note: the Republican Congress is coming for everything”). On the alternative social media site Bluesky, the senior US senator from Pennsylvania, best known for wearing gym shorts to Congress and his recent rightward shift, has been deemed “John Fetterman (D-Vichy)”. Others have used “Vichy” to denounce Jewel for playing at Trump’s inauguration (“Add one more to the Vichy list”), to characterize cooperation with immigration enforcement by a university (“This Vichy behavior should never be forgotten”) or as a sobriquet for entire institutions that are perceived as being collaborationist (“Vichy Twitter” or “Vichy media”).

Vichy France refers to the rump state that administered the unoccupied parts of France after the German invasion in 1940. France had defended itself doggedly in years of trench warfare during the first world war, so it was a huge shock when Hitler’s forces broke through the French defences in a matter of days and began to march on Paris. With the military on the verge of collapse and the government in crisis, some French leaders argued for a retreat to north Africa, from where the army could regroup and fight on, while others – believing German victory was inevitable – argued that an armistice would ensure the safety of the people of France and its captured soldiers. Ultimately, it was a beloved hero of the first world war, Marshal Pétain, who signed the armistice with Hitler. Under its terms, the southern half of France would remain free of German occupation and be administered by Pétain’s government from the spa town of Vichy. Though Germany eventually occupied France’s entire territory, Pétain remained the nominal head of the Vichy government until the end of the war, when he was arrested, tried and found guilty of treason.

This column about Democrats being Vichy collaborators to Trumpian authoritarianism in The Guardian is a solid on.

Democrats should be a real opposition party, not a collaborationist one.

[huldrabitch]

The jokes about Batman in Nightwings suit are funny, but it makes me yearn for an outfit swap between B and Reed Hood. They could both pull it off as they're roughly the same size (I like to imagine Jason slightly bigger than Bruce actually) and they're both masked up. I'd love to see how they handle each other's jobs.

[agentperezbian]

Already seeing people who said not to vote for Harris getting nervous about Trump potentially winning and it's like. My guy are you fucking serious

[tf2heritageposts]

we should’ve gotten fat magic to do it

[frilledshark-enthusiast]

trump just admitted to cheating

the government is useless it’s up to us so what are we going to do about it?

[nine-frames]

"There's a time for fighting, and a time for singing. Now you teach us how to sing."

Spartacus, 1960.

Dir. Stanley Kubrick | Writ. Dalton Trumbo | DOP Russell Metty

[kingfluffkinsdeservestheworld]

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[thesupernaturalhouse]

There is no way Trump won right? These are jsut the projection votes and not the actual counted ballots right?

Cause I've heard a bucnha things like that and that like, ballots are being counted on right wing states first

I mean, it can't be over that quickly you know? There's no way someone could count ballots that fast

[lucrezianoin]

Do people speak Latin still?? Isn't this in Latin??

[elkoko]

DONALD TRUMP

Make America fuck again !!

[timeisacephalopod]

US politicians acting like "The Left" is taking over everything makes no sense to me, get some fucking eyes you don't even HAVE a political left- you have the right wing and The Right Wing- the left isn't taking over shit when even 90% of the politicians considered left wing would be running in conservative parties in the rest of the world, Canada included. The fuck y'all MEAN the left is taking over, taking over WHAT there are only like 2 actually left wing politicians in the whole fuckin country, half of modern American politicians are to the right of Ronald Reagan's policies.