#anti-drug

[douglasbradburyverne]

On this day in 1971, "Amazing Spider-Man #96" was released by Marvel without the approval of the Comics Code Authority (after they had refused to allow the issue's anti-drug storyline). This eventually led to the end of the heavy-handed rules that had been enforced by the Authority since the 50s.

[shadowwingtronix]

BW's Daily Video> Spider-Man Vs Drugs

BW's Daily Video> Spider-Man Vs Drugs

This is a companion to a previous post from the same series of PSA videos for schools. I posted the other one that’s been found discussing child abuse. There are two others I hope I get to see.

[ashtonderoy]

How Candice Malferrari is similar to Nancy Reagan?

Written by Ashton Deroy Candice Malferrari is a classmate of mine from my Time at ENSS in Brighton Ontario. I like to mess with my old classmates a lot by writing silly things and keeping the chats randomly upbeat. The challenge of this blog. Is to prove Candice Malferrari is not so different from former 1986 First Lady Nancy Reagan. If you click the image above. You will be linked to a Nancy…

[castielsprostate]

i hate you "influencers", i hate you tiktok, i hate you "content creators", i hate you "unalive" and "s€x" and "dr/ügs", i hate you instagram, i hate you consumerism, i hate you family friendly, i hate you puritans, i hate you facebook, i hate you family vloggers, i hate you violating other people's privacy, i hate you modern day social media

[bootleg-nessie]

I really think we should bring back the guillotine, for billionaires

[socialjusticeinamerica]

RFK Jr is another drug addled out of touch millionaire that will cripple and kill millions with his delusional beliefs in long debunked conspiracies.

[dykekarkat]

6 am and im thinking about andrew on the drugs again. everyone in his life thinking they were necessary bcus without them he's a danger to society. like even his family believing they're good for him when he only got put on them in the first place for protecting nicky. the belief that off the drugs he's destructive and joyless. which. means that people genuinely think he's happy while on the drugs. even kevin not wanting him to come off them until after the season.

like from the Start neil sees the drugs as something andrew hates from the Beginning neil is commenting on how violating they are. mostly bcus he's a perceptive fuck. but like he never presents them as smth good which makes its so hard to wrap your head around the fact that everyone else. is in fact pro drugs. like wow. wow. that's crazy. that's terrible andrew minyard i need to put u in a blanket burrito so badly.

[rejectingrepublicans]

In the video interview RFK Jr is saying the Samoans died from the vaccine and not because he told them not to get vaccinated. The children who died were not vaccinated because this celebrity flew in with nonsensical tales of vaccines not working. They listened to his celebrity advice and their kids died. Now he says the whole event was fabricated and is being used as propaganda against him by his foes.

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[read-marx-and-lenin]

[Link to tweet]

[a-lonely-dunedain]

J'zargo when I told you to get off your high-horse I didn't mean like this

[oldinterneticons]

[genericpuff]

[the-witchhunter]

I just want people to think about what a canon Danny Fenton meeting a canon Jason Todd during the Under the Red Hood storyline

On one side we have a 2000’s midwestern teenager that definitely went through the DARE program in school that’s about as subtle as a brick

On the other we have full villain Jason, running a drug ring, willing to decapitate enough people to fill a duffel bag with heads to do it.

Now is there a point to Jason controlling crime instead of eliminating it? Yes. Does he have a moral code with an emphasis of reducing harm to children? Also yes

Would Danny have any understanding of moral ambiguity and not dive head first into a situation just one the basis of “drugs are bad though?” Of course not

That boy sees a dead guy walking and running a criminal empire and he’s picking a fight

Meanwhile Jason would be thinking of how to get this kid out of his way without kneecapping a 14-15yo

And the thing is?

Jason probably could just kneecap Danny, Danny is a dumbass that has to consciously turn his intangibility on, and Jason has better aim than the Fentons

And that’s unrelated to the plot to get Bruce to kill the Joker

Idk I just think it’s interesting to think about, especially without the fanon pit rage, because that’s all Jason. Like, don’t get me wrong, I like dead on main, but they’re not instantly clicking in this scenario

Idk what are your thoughts?

[bootleg-nessie]

Name a more iconic duo than anti-capitalist media and inevitably being co-opted by capitalists for profit

[mymarifae]

ratio's students after the rapping incident

[distantandimpersonalscenery]

i went thru the pitt tag and saw some people saying that santos and langdon are comparable levels of obnoxious and arrogant and the fact that the fandom hates santos and loves langdon is blatant misogyny. well i disagree. langdon isn't one of my fav characters but i really like him particularly in his relationship with mel, who is a fav (maybe if santos had a relationship with like victoria where she was consistently supportive, compassionate, encouraging, etc, i would find her more likeable). anyway many examples were given of langdon and santos being the same but i don't think they work, and i will talk through 2 of them here.

firstly, langdon didnt know how to engage with their autistic patient and got frustrated by it. this is compared to santos using inappropriate and alienating methods to offer comfort to the fentanyl overdose patient. in terms of them both failing in an interaction with a patient they are similar, but the reason i like langdon and don't like santos isn't those interactions, it's what followed. for santos, she told dr. mohan (who is a resident, and outranks her, and plays the role of teacher) that she was open to constructive feedback on the patient interaction then rejected that feedback and got defensive and combative, despite the fact that she had obviously not gotten through to the patient. for langdon, he sees mel interact with the patient more productively and effectively and repeatedly praises her for it, asks her where she got her insight, and tells her that he's learned from her - his pride or stubbornness don't get in the way, even though mel is a junior resident and he's supposed to be the one doing the teaching. crucially, there is a scene of langdon apologising to the autistic patient for how he initially handled his case and they end things on good terms. for all we know, santos still thinks she was right in how she handled the OD patient. langdon comes away from this way more likeable than santos.

secondly langdon insulting and teasing garcia, for example calling her edwina scissorhands, is compared to santos calling whitaker huckleberry (and making fun of him for having a patient die) and javadi "crash". there are so many obvious differences that make what santos is doing far more obnoxious, including

1: langdon and garcia have an existing rapport. we do not know how long they have known each other, but it is certainly longer than the hours that santos has known whitaker and javadi. she is walking into a new workplace and insulting her new coworkers without building any trust or familiarity. we know from garcia that despite their constant jabs she and langdon respect each other as doctors.

2: garcia and langdon are peers. they are both residents and thus on an even playing field. santos is an intern, whitaker and javadi are students. she is picking on literally the only people in the ER who are lower than her on the totem pole.

3: langdon and garcia use generic, fun insults that aren't intended to tap into specific personal insecurities. it's classic doctor vs surgeon stuff, which shows up in every medical drama. santos is making fun of whitaker for where he's from and his lack of sophistication (and again, for having a patient die on him) and she makes fun of javadi for fainting, which javadi obviously found massively humiliating.

4: garcia gives as good as she gets! she never seems upset by langdon's insults, she just throws some back. whitaker and javadi do not hold their own against santos, in fact they specifically ask her to stop. which she doesn't.

so yeah langdon is asshole lite and given many many many sympathetic moments to make up for it. also his asshole moments are far more often played for comic relief than those of santos. his asshole/sympathetic split is probably like 30:70 whereas with santos its 80:20. full respect to people who like santos but i reject the notion that it's inconsistent to be annoyed by her and not langdon