#joe: prove it

[oc-cinematic-universe]

kind of obsessed with the way joe just doesnt care that people are trying to kill him until its becoming more annoying than not. Then he gets mad

[plistommy]

A Bambi

[respectthepetty]

It's the simple fact that only Joe walked in showing any sign of respect

Because Ming walked in and said "With all the disrespect in my heart, I HATE YOU BITCHES"

Joe was constantly shocked by this family's audacity

But the cunt never left Ming's body. He knew what he was in for because this is his fucked up family.

Ming stopped eating. Ming walked away from the money. Ming exchanged himself for Joe. Ming proved he is the epitome of Alicia Keys' "If I Ain't Got You" because if he doesn't have Joe, life isn't worth living.

Joe ain't gonna leave this man. Not after this.

Nah

[unized-3]

please reblog if you vote hahah

[deathbypufferfish]

After the bike incident Haru and mystery boy, Ilya, were both late to the first meeting for Britchester's Movement through Music project. 🎶🩰 As listed in its course description, "Movement through music is a collaborative student showcase of duets between dance students and the live accompaniment of music students." Since they were both the last ones to arrive they got stuck together as partners... Haru saw this as an opportunity to prove to Ilya he didn't actually suck and Ilya saw it a reason to dislike him even more... Alsssoooooooo, another dance student, Joe, flirted with Haru and Ilya wanted to shoot both of them. <3

[non-un-topo]

[andoutofharm]

i have a special kind of annoyance for people who say fall out boy (or any band!) look “sad” or “bored” because they’re standing still while playing or have a serious expression like. just say you know nothing about them and also have zero respect for neurodivergent people and/or people who’ve had surgeries that restrict their movement and go

[cementcornfield]

I really want to play for the Olympic Flag Football Team....like me, Ja'Marr, Justin...

Now you're just naming your friends.

[vegaseatsass]

Reading/thinking about Sol some more, and I do think there's a need from some viewers for him to be either the pure selfless "healthy romance" choice OR purely selfish and unworthy of Joe, and imo he's neither, and that's what makes him interesting and human.

He hurt Joe by assuming the worst of him (in like, a very specifically, viscerally hurtful-to-queers way) and running away; he expects to be able to pick up where they left off as soon as he comes back, and really struggles to calibrate to the fact that Joe neither held a grudge against him nor pined for him this whole time. He just... moved on.

A lot of the ways Sol tries to support Joe or intervene in his toxic relationship with Ming are blatantly compromised by how much Sol wants Joe to choose him instead, but he's also right about Ming. I find him compelling because he goes harder than anyone before Ing in consistently, materially trying to be there for Joe, but there's always that level of selfish motivation to Sol's actions where he doesn't just want to protect Joe from violence or danger, he wants to redirect Joe's feelings from Ming back to himself. (And sometimes he fails to protect Joe not because Joe won't let him intervene but because he's too busy fighting Ming to pay attention to the guy they both just knocked to the ground!!)

If Sol really let go of the idea that Joe could ever want him again, would he still be as ride-or-die for Joe? Is the sincerity Joe showed him something he's repaying in kind, or is there always something he still wants from Joe lingering in the background? Is it possible to sincerely support someone you haven't stopped hoping will one day choose you? And when Joe refuses to let Sol help him, is it because he can't let himself burden a junior, or because he is intuiting and avoiding those strings that come attached to Sol's help, or both?

To me all of those questions are a lot more interesting than like "does Sol deserve Joe" or anything along those lines.

[plethoraworldatlas]

Citing ample evidence of human rights abuses in U.S. immigration detention centers, 200 advocacy groups on Thursday demanded that the Biden administration reverse course on a planned expansion of detention facilities and said President Joe Biden's "further entrenching" of the government's reliance on detaining migrants marks "an utter betrayal" of his campaign promises.

The president's signing of a spending bill last month provided $3.4 billion for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), clearing the way for the agency to make space to jail 41,500 immigrants per day in facilities across the country.

After Biden campaigned on ending the use of for-profit detention centers, said the groups, he took office at a time when fewer than 15,000 people were being held in immigration detention facilities—which gave him "a remarkable opportunity to wind down a wasteful and abusive system."

But after the president's 2023 and 2024 budget requests signaled an intention of reducing detention funding—with ICE itself recommending that numerous facilities be closed due to "critical staffing shortages that have led to safety risks and unsanitary living conditions"—Biden last year requested supplemental detention funding as commentators and Republicans in Congress hammered the administration for allowing so-called "chaos" at the U.S.-Mexico border.

"Your FY2025 budget request sought funding for 34,000 beds instead of the 25,000 sought in the two previous cycles," wrote the groups, including Amnesty International USA, the National Immigrant Justice Center (NIJC), and the Texas Civil Rights Project. "The result is unsurprising: the FY2024 spending bill you signed provides ICE $3.4 billion to jail an average of 41,500 immigrants per day, historically high funding surpassing all four years of the Trump administration."

...

Biden signed the spending bill two weeks after Charles Daniel, a 61-year-old migrant from Trinidad and Tobago, died at a detention center operated by the private contractor GEO Group after being held in solitary confinement for four years. ICE has placed people in solitary confinement over 14,000 times in the last five years, according to PHR, for an average of 27 days each; U.N. experts say exceeding 15 days in solitary confinement constitutes torture.

[tooquirkytolose]

It's been less than a week and Goncharov has breached containment and is all over tiktok, theres numerous articles about it now, a NYT article even!!, 1000 works and counting on ao3, martin fuckin scorses knows about it- we did it tumblrinas

[bisexualbaker]

[Alt] [Source: Me last week.]

For the love of everything that we hold dear, prove me wrong.

[tweedfrog]

"We cut Nettles and gave her plot to Rhaena" Your show fell out of a coconut tree. Your characters do not exist in the context of all in which they live and what came before them

[clarabowmp3]

I’m sorry I genuinely cannotttttt understand how some ppl bash joe even in a joking manner. Like the poor guy did nothing wrong (that we know of) but so many ppl are making such snide remarks by comparing him to Travis which is not only condescending but actually kind of mean! HELLO did we listen to the same reputation album??? You can’t praise Travis for letting Taylor bejeweled and then rip joe to shreds in the same breath when joe was the one there for her in a clearly difficult and trying time in her life

[drewlyyours]

The Hardys are out here trying to be Shane and Ryan

Joe is Ryan - Ghosts are real ~I’ve seen things~

Frank is Shane - “Ghosts” all have logical explanations

Which makes this photo that the Ghoul Boys took forever ago

SOOO MUCH BETTER

[i-dont-want-your-hysteria]