#benny supremacy

[bonkrzfrfr]

uhhh so ihnmaims brainrot is too real and like rn im trying to draw soldier 76 for a friend so you guys can get sketches in the mean time.

i have no clue wether you can figure out who who is enjoying drawing...

[kinascum]

MASTERLIST – A. BUTLER

✶angst 𑁤fluff ➳smut

✧ AUSTIN BUTLER

charmed – y/n, an interviewer at Variety, scores an interview with Austin Butler. 𑁤

✧ BENNY CROSS

grease-stained – your brother's garage is no fun, darlin', lets go for a drive.➳

no surprises – bar fight after bar fight, benny and y/n's once whole trust, now lies in pieces.✶

✧ FEYD-RAUTHA

stupid lamb – each brutal encounter leaves you craving more, trapped in his twisted game of dominance.➳

✧ GALE CLEVEN

echoes of his touch – gale's return home after years of war ignites a deeply emotional reunion, where love, longing, and healing intertwine in a moment of intense intimacy.➳ 𑁤

✧ HANK THOMSON

zip-tied – oh you won't confess? alright I'll make you talk, pretty boy.➳

✧ ELVIS

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[hawkeyefierce]

‘take a selfie with me!’

[sacreblugh]

benicio new vegas is deffo that tio you have that's the youngest or the oldest who is your abuelas absolute favorite and who isn't married or has kids yet because he's lowkey just a big man child and is still 100% el niño consentido de mami at his big age

[yuugen-benni]

Brazilian song lyrics + Drabble + After you Break Up with them

Type: Angst - Drabble - Reader represented by ''you'' -Inspired by songs - BSD

Characters: Ango, Chuuya, Dazai, Atsushi

Note: I wanted to write for one more character but my mind is overloaded...sorry for not posting regularly

''At that table, he's missing and missing him is hurting me'' - Nelson Gonçalves

"Stupid ability…" Ango muttered. He knew this was something he couldn't avoid. Everything he touched in his own home made him see the memories he shared with you. Longing made him feel a sudden pressure in his chest and he couldn't help but close his eyes to not succumb to that feeling. In the end, the usual cold and hard man never existed… Ango just buried all the hurt and continued to work incessantly

''When you meet me, don't talk with me, don't look at me, I might cry'' - Jards Macalé

Chuuya staggers into the room, his eyes wide in shock as he notices the blurry figure of you in front of him, looking deep into his eyes. He is speechless, his mind flooded with a million words and thoughts, flooded with rage and angrily Chuuya screams as loud as he can trying to get you out of his mind. "Why…why are you doing this to me?!" he lowers his head and his tears mix with the drink spilled on the floor…

''Everything was a joke and then it started to grow, grow and absorb me…suddenly I saw myself all yours'' - Caetano Veloso

For Dazai, everything was a joke of the universe to make him create a little hope. And time went by and Dazai was enjoying pretending that love, but the day he witnessed you turn your back on him… and say you wouldn't come back…. Dazai felt lost in the reality of his own feelings. He was sure he wouldn't get attached and now… he saw his strength tied to you

"Suddenly, the pain of waiting ended, and love finally came to me. I, who always dreamed but didn't believe in myself [...] It's how I dreamed, I'm happy now...So no, don't go! No…" - Tim Maia

Atsushi was just a new innocent victim of Passion and that innocence was surprised by the sensations of happiness and warmth that he so dreamed of knowing. More and more he sank into that Love without measuring the consequences, and now he's begging you not to leave ….but who could blame him for that ?

Reblogs, likes and feedbacks are greatly appreciated

𝗔𝗹𝗹 𝗿𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗲𝗱 © 2023 yuugen-benni. 𝗣𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗲 𝗱𝗼 𝗻𝗼𝘁 𝗰𝗼𝗽𝘆, 𝗿𝗲𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁, 𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗲, 𝗼𝗿 𝗺𝗼𝗱𝗶𝗳𝘆 𝗺𝘆 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸𝘀 𝗼𝗻 𝗮𝗻𝘆 𝗽𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺.

[edgepunk]

shame you can't shag Benny as a male Courier without mods

[applesandcecilia]

*inhale*

*screams*

BENNY THE BEAN

Seriously though this boy is the only reason I survived the ascension quests and I don’t even have any of his constellations he’s just that broken

[aronarchy]

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In 1964, while visiting Victoria Falls on the Zambian side, Meir, as foreign minister, was invited across the border to Rhodesia (today Zimbabwe) by its white supremacist rulers. Meir refused. By all accounts, she sincerely believed that racism against black Africans was wrong. Still, there were always those who saw in Meir and her country something less than egalitarian. “They took Israel away from the Arabs after the Arabs lived there for a thousand years,” said South African prime minister Hendrik Verwoerd in 1961. “In that, I agree with them. Israel, like South Africa, is an apartheid state.”

The charge of Israeli apartheid has long been rejected by Zionists as antithetical to the very nature of a Jewish state infused with the traumas of its people. The special nature of Israel’s mission as antiracist flows through the words of its own leaders, from David Ben-Gurion (“A Jew can’t be for discrimination”) to Shimon Peres (“A Jew who accepts apartheid ceases to be a Jew”) to Benjamin Netanyahu (“For the Jewish people, apartheid is the ultimate abomination. It is an expression of the cruelest inhumanity. Israel will do everything possible to eliminate this odious system.”). This rhetoric is undercut by history.

In 1974, with Meir now prime minister, Haaretz began mining the darkest depths of white racism—publishing a caricature of cannibalistic African leaders devouring Israeli politicians, while Meir danced with an African man. That same year, Meir—once horrified by white racism in Africa—dispatched then-Israeli defense minister Shimon Peres to to Pretoria. On his return to Tel Aviv, Peres thanked his host, stressing that “the new links which you have helped to forge between our two countries will develop into a close identity of aspirations and interests which will turn out to be of longstanding benefit to both our countries.”

That is exactly what happened. Israeli officials opened a lucrative arms trade with South Africa, upgraded its air force, and held an annual joint intelligence conference. South African officials hosted 134 their Israeli counterparts on safaris, enjoyed Israeli support for their dubious “Bantustan” policy, and kept an open dialogue on the best practices by which one might best divorce a people from its various freedoms. In 1977 South African Army chief Constand Viljoen marveled at the efficiency of the Israeli checkpoints in the Occupied Territory. “The thoroughness with which Israel conducts this examination is astonishing,” Viljoen noted in 1977. “At the quickest, it takes individual Arabs that come through there about one and a half hours. When the traffic is heavy, it takes from four to five hours.”

By the time Begin took office in the late 1970s, no single country was buying more Israeli arms than South Africa. The money for those guns was plundered from Black South Africans deprived of their rights and then used to fund a Zionist order that subsequently deprived Palestinians of theirs. When Israel was finally pressured into publicly severing ties with South Africa in the mid-1980s, its national security establishment was apoplectic. “A change in the security export policy will mean the firing of tens of thousands of workers,” warned Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin. “I hereby inform you that they will not find an alternative opportunity.”

Quietly, Israel agreed. While publicly distancing itself from South Africa, the trade continued, right up until the fall of apartheid. Among the last conversations: the production and employment of chemical and biological weapons. All told, from 1974 to 1993, total annual exports from Tel Aviv to Pretoria averaged $600 million a year. Through all those critical years, Israel was not just an ally of South Africa; it was the very arsenal of apartheid.

And this partnership was not strictly a matter of realpolitik, but of a genuine affinity. During World War II, the Afrikaner politician John Vorster lobbied for his country to enter the war on the side of Nazi Germany, despite South Africa’s historical ties to the United Kingdom. “We stand for Christian Nationalism, which is an ally of National Socialism,” Vorster said. “In Italy it is called Fascism, in Germany National Socialism, and in South Africa Christian Nationalism.” But by 1976, Vorster was the prime minister of South Africa—a state with deep ties to Israel. That year he was received as a guest at that indelible site of Jewish pain and mourning, Yad Vashem.

There were dissidents in Israel who saw in this reception a betrayal of Zionism. Arthur Goldreich had fought in the 1948 war that brought Israel into existence. But as a South African Jew, he well knew the evil that Vorster represented. Goldreich began hanging posters on telephone poles equating Vorster with Nazism, in protest of the prime minister’s visit. His protest was interrupted by an elderly man who had an Auschwitz tattoo. Goldreich thought that the man would sympathize with him. Instead, he spat on the poster and said, “We will make agreements with the devil to save Jews from persecution and to secure the future of this state.”

But the security of Israel did not just require an agreement with apartheid—it required that Israel practice apartheid itself. Like the charge of colonialism, Israel’s defenders claim that the apartheid charge is little more than ad hominem seeking to undermine that last redoubt of the Jewish people. Human rights groups disagree and point to the definition enshrined by international law which defines the crime of apartheid as “inhuman acts committed for the purpose of establishing and maintaining domination by one racial group of persons over any other racial group of persons and systematically oppressing them.”

This definition matched everything I saw on the ground during my trip. Perhaps more importantly, Israel’s own leaders have long seen apartheid as well within the range of possibilities for its government. In 2007, Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert warned that without a “two-state solution” Israel would face “face a South African-style struggle for equal voting rights.” The result of that struggle in Olmert’s mind would be grim—“the state of Israel [would be] finished.” Three years later, Ehud Barak then serving as Netanyahu’s Defense Minister issued a warning:

“As long as in this territory west of the Jordan river there is only one political entity called Israel it is going to be either non-Jewish, or non-democratic. If this bloc of millions of Palestinians cannot vote, that will be an apartheid state.”

I think back to my visit to Yad Vashem and I think back to sitting there, contemplating the Book of Names. I think of myself standing before the conveyor belt of time. And I think of John Vorster in that same space. I see him laying a wreath bearing the colors of his country before a memorial to the victims of the Shoah. And I see the literal standard of white supremacy taking its place at a monument to some six million of its victims.

The link is colonialism, which has always had a racist cynicism at its core—a belief that the world is not just savage, but that the most dangerous savages tend to live beyond the borders of the West. Zionism—which from the outset sought to position itself as “an outpost of civilization against barbarism”—has never rejected these precepts. The Israeli historian Benny Morris has been celebrated for his willingness to see Zionism’s history with clarity and candor. Would that he could bring that same clarity to Zionism’s victims. In a 2004 interview with Haaretz, Morris described Palestinians as “barbarians who want to take our lives.” There was but one way to constrain the threat: “something like a cage has to be built for them.… There is a wild animal there that has to be locked up in one way or another.” Pushed to reflect on the fate of those to be “locked up,” Morris could barely muster a shrug. Instead, Morris approvingly invoked a genocide. “Even the great American democracy could not have been created without the annihilation of the Indians.”

- Ta-Nehisi Coates, The Message

[nylwnder]

AND HE DRAWS THE PP YESSSIRRRRRRR

[homosexuhauls]

Can you imagine if a white lesbian public figure brutally murdered two trans women in an interracial relationship and their black son? The headlines, the think-pieces, op-eds...we would never hear the end of it. It would be blamed on lesbian communities as a whole and the transmisogyny and white supremacy we obviously perpetuate on a daily basis just by existing. Cotton ceiling discourse would be back with a vengeance. There would be rallies and vigils, there would be calls to "Stand by your trans", there would be "#LWithTheT" marches. There would be a community in mourning, full of fury and hurt and self-righteous rage at the nasty lesbian aggressors who clearly caused this anti-trans hate crime. There would be no room for nuance and all lesbians would be painted with the "evil cis white dykes want us dead" brush. All of this would be seen as a completely acceptable and understandable response to a brutal act of anti-trans violence by a lesbian perpetrator.

So where is the noise? Where is the clamouring? Where is the sound and fury, when a famous white trans activist murders an interracial lesbian couple and their black son? I don't expect (or want) it to spark a radfem revolution, but why is the silence around the Dana Rivers murder case so deafening? Why does no one in the so-called LGBTQ+ community care enough to loudly and proudly mourn and celebrate these women and their son? Charlotte, Patricia and Benny deserve to be remembered. They deserve our sound and fury. Even if it's difficult, even if the optics don't suit your world views, we cannot ignore some injustices and claim to fight against others. The cowardly LGBT+ media organisations and charities covering their eyes and pretending that this act of violence never happened, they will happily call on lesbians for solidarity this pride month, despite showing no solidarity for a lesbian family slaughtered by an apparent member of our own "community". How can we call this anything other than a cover-up, or at the very least, deliberate and contrived ignorance?

Patricia Wright. Charlotte Reed. Benny Toto Diambu-Wright. Their lives were stolen from them on November 11th 2016. I can find no obituarities, and minimal mainstream media coverage of their murders. For many years, it felt almost as if their suffering had been forgotten. It has taken six and a half years for their murderer to be convicted and sentenced to life without parole, a sentence which Rivers will spend in a women's prison. Is this justice, or a pale imitation of such? Either way, I hope this family may finally rest in peace and power, and that their loved ones may begin to move forwards.

Pat and Char, as they were known to friends and family, are survived by two children. Patricia worked as a school teacher and deaf interpreter for schools, while Charlotte worked in a salon known locally for being trans-inclusive. Patricia was also an artist and talented actor, having considered a career in performing arts after high school. Charlotte had previously been a member of an all-female motorcycle club, which Rivers was also involved in. Both Charlotte and Patricia were also former regular attendees of MichFest, a feminist music festival which was closed down in 2015, following years of protests by trans women including Dana Rivers. 19-year-old Benny had just graduated high school and, according to his brother, hoped to become a nurse.

A victim impact statement was read out by Richard Wright, Patricia's younger brother, during Rivers' sentencing. I can't find the full text but much of the statement can be found in the Berkeley Scanner article below. Wright describes the impact of finding out that his sister and her family had been "assassinated in their own home" and the traumatising experience of searching for important paperwork at the bloodied crime scene that was once their home. According to Richard, Dana Rivers "chose her [sic] entitlement and narcissism over basic human decency" and "chose violence, cruelty, sadism and entitlement — over and over and over again." This is in reference to the length of court proceedings due to Rivers' changing pleas, as well as the brutality of the crime itself, which was carried out using guns, knives and arson. According to the judge, the murders of Patricia, Charlotte and Benny were "the most depraved crime that I’ve handled in the criminal justice field in 33 years."

No one but Rivers is responsible for these heinous crime, but all of us are responsible for ensuring history is not forgotten, and that the stories of those taken from us continue to be told. And when we tell their stories, in sound and in fury, we must ensure they do not fall on deaf ears.

"They were real people, not collateral damage...They deserve to be seen."

- Richard Wright's victim impact statement

For more information, see below:

[confettiiclownii]

Carrie and Benny supremacy (iconic oc x oc)

AYYYY! MY MAN, MY MAN! OC X OC SUPREMACY! 🙌💕 I LOVE EM! AND IM SO GLAD TO SEE CARRIE THERE- LOOK AT THE HAPPY AND CUTE COUPLE- she’s so small qwq (yeah- she is shorter than wally- that checks out-)

YEAHHHH- I CAN GO TO SLEEP TONIGHT HAPPILY 😋 god- it’s so fun seeing Mailey and Carrie being shipped with your guys OCs. It’s- it’s just so cool and awesome to see how my OCs would interact with yours 🥺😭

[inacommitedrelationshipwithfood]

zionists when they realize you do not have to personally self-identify as white in order to uphold, participate in, and benefit from white supremacy 🤯. benny bitchface is recycling every single post-911 racist/islamophobic trope he can manage to dig out of the bush archives while getting his ass kissed by every western govt. what is so hard to comprehend.

like do you think this is a normal fucking thing to say??????

[crossfalconx5]

Benny

Bendino

I cant tell if you meant Benny from Lisa the hopeful or benry from hlvrai so I’ll do both wahoo (Benny O under the cut)

BENRY- Sexuality Headcanon: gay. He’s gay. He likes men. Homosexual.

Gender Headcanon: He/it agender male-thing. He would describe it as “guy”

A ship I have with said character: I mean- him and Gordon’s flawed misunderstanding-riddled thing they’ve got going on is a given. Though him and Forzen definitely used to have something going on (bitter “no homo” exes I bet)

A BROTP I have with said character: Him and Tommy are BESTIES, they confide in eachother and benry talks about Gordon while kicking his feet and Tommy nods along (he gets to infodump about beyblades next)

A NOTP I have with said character: idk, I don’t actually personally think he and Tommy work super well as a couple? But I’m not gonna police you for shipping it

A random headcanon: He has a REAL hard time reading emotions in people, he thinks everything is for the laughs until someone is VERY obviously upset, which confuses him.

General Opinion over said character: I love him, hes a really fun but complicated deuterantagonst that I feel people misinterpret A LOT, but he really is a super cool guy I like to explore character wise. 10/10 funny fella.

BENNY OBERWINCH Sexuality Headcanon: Hes bisexual aromantic he talks about “banging hot chicks” a lot but he’s not afraid to kiss the homies goodnight. Though he’s never wanted to be in a committed relationship, he values friendship above literally all else in his life.

Gender Headcanon: He’s transmasc as fuckkk he/they swag imagine your gender being affirmed because of the apocalypse.

A ship I have with said character: N/A

A BROTP I have with said character: Lanks and Cyclops of course, they care about eachother so much bros for life, even with their issues. But I also feel like he and Five get along really really well.

A NOTP I have with said character: Five, the whole game was explicitly about how he didn’t want to bang her, and the only ending where he lives is based on their friendship. It feels counterproductive to ship em.

A random headcanon: He LOVES rats, he’s had like five pet rats over the years and lets them climb all over him. His little sidekicks. Also he styles his hair with glue, it’s rock hard if you touched it (yet still expressive? Who knows it’s an enigma)

General Opinion over said character: I LOVE HIM. I WOULD DIE FOR HIM. BENNY SUPREMACY.

[dykerica]

i believe in ethan was taller than benny when they were younger supremacy

[cherrydrop-rambles]

MUSICAL RANT REAL QUICK!!

Never gonna forgive how they kept certain songs out of the actual movie. Tbf the ones they kept in are bangers anyways and I thoroughly enjoyed the movie when I saw it, but songs like 'Enough' and 'Sunrise'???? 'EVERYTHING I KNOW'???? It was an absolute CRIME to keep these bangers out >:C

Of course I know timing is a huge factor of it (thats the only reasonable explanation I can think of) because including every single song would make the movie a little too long perhaps,, but Im still gonna have a grudge that they kept 'Everything I know' out. Perhaps they wanted the story to focus more of Usnavi and Vanessa's relationship more than Nina and Benny's(excuse me if Im getting characters mixed up) relationship because,,, maybe it would make the movie a bit more complicated to focus on both Nina's family and her life and Usnavi and Vanessa's whole story? Im not sure.

Im just making guesses at this point. However, on the contrary to my complaints, I will say that the movie was an awesome introduction to In The Heights for me. Maybe that was what the movie was aiming for; people who have just discovered the movie to get into the musical and just a nice little movie for those who were already In The Heights fans.

I dunno, I haven't done much research yet into the actual reason, these just make sense in my head. Feel free to correct me in anything btw for those who know more than I do, I just wanted to make a silly ramble post.

Overall though, In The Heights is so so cool and Nina supremacy.

[bisexualdimitri-archived]

sorry if you’ve been asked this before but out of curiosity who are your favorite parents for the fates kids? if you have any of course

I AM SO GLAD YOU ASKED!!!!!!!! under the cut

kana - arthur, benny, saizo, tsubaki, keaton, kagero, charlotte, oboro, scarlet, kaze, and kaden (so many sorry)

shigure - kaden, arthur, kaze, benny, and laslow (also sometimes saizo but that's more because i like asugi and shigure as siblings)

dwyer - beruka (jakob/beruka divorcee au btw), selena (also divorced), silas, and flora

sophie - hinoka (more me liking her as sophie's mom than liking silas/hinoka) and jakob. i also like felicia as sophie's mom but not felicia/silas. they had a kid then both realized they were gay and got divorced.

midori - azura, laslow, selena (strictly me liking selena as her mom, not selena/kaze), male corrin, and takumi

shiro - SETSUNA!!! i believe in ryoma/setsuna supremacy. also hinata!

kiragi - oboro, kagero, and kaze. i think niles!kiragi would rule tho and i find the concept of takumi/charlotte funny so her as well

asugi - either corrin, tsubaki (asugi and caeldori as twins <3), kaden, leo (i'm insane about leosaizo btw), hinoka, and oboro. rinkah as asugi's mom is so epic but rinkah is such a big ol lesbian. i also think asugi looks very nice camilla's hair but imaging camilla/saizo is like. insane. they would NOT get along at all

mitama - orochi

hisame - ryoma!!! but i also like oboro and selena as his moms as well

caeldori - either corrin, saizo, selena (literally so funny to me), oboro, orochi, kagero, and hinoka

rhajat - sakura and hana

selkie - male corrin, azura, and saizo

siegbert - selena!! i love xander/selena so much <3 charlotte and hinoka as well

forrest - selena, odin, saizo, beruka, hinoka, laslow, and keaton

soleil - azura, kaze, niles, keaton, beruka, orochi, leo, and camilla

ophelia - leo and selena (more as a concept)

nina - beruka, laslow, camilla, and setsuna

percy - either corrin, benny, selena, beruka, charlotte, azura, and camilla

ignatius - either corrin, camilla, selena, keaton, and azura

velouria - leo, camilla, selena, laslow, and benny