#kataline

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bisexual girlfriends

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Enikő Katalin Eged (b. 1992) - Black Cat White Cat.

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Sweet Tomato from Mt Vesuvius

Enikő Katalin Eged

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Katalin Ladik / Androgin 1978

Foto: Ifjú Gábor

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Cat and Pong, Illustration by Enikő Katalin Eged

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Enikő Katalin Eged

sketchbook tigers and leopards 🐅 🐆

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Alexander Skarsgård attended a private cast & crew screening of "Lee" in Budapest, Hungary, on Saturday (9.30.24) at Puskin Art Mozi.

photos by Katalin Ruzsik on IG, Fecske Dávid on IG and Pushkin Art Mozi on Facebook and. Katalin played a nurse in the film.

[slavicbee]

I want everybody to stop what they’re doing and look at this picture of the V4 presidents that is framed like a blockbuster movie poster.

Source: Petr Pavel on Instagram

[kaalbela]

Enikó Katalin Eged. Amazons with their black spotted mustangs in the forest, 2022.

[littlealienproducts]

Magic cat Canvas Print by Eniko Katalin Eged

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Hihi haha hihi süni süni

Lmfao Sonic characters cuz--- yee

Theyre silly and goofy and I love them hahaha--- I just think theyre neat hehe-

[holespoles]

Mama Cat with her spotted Kitten Enikő Katalin Eged

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Black Panther

Enikő Katalin Eged

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Ruth Ben-Ghiat at Lucid:

While the Fascist focus on growing the population was linked to Italy's perennially low birthrates, Mussolini's quote, which reflects his immersion in what we now know as Great Replacement Theory, reminds us that concerns with "childlessness" never occur in a vacuum, but are linked to concerns about race and "civilization."

Among today's far-right in Europe and America, Fascist ideas are finding new life. Misogynistic impulses to link women's societal value to their roles as mothers and limit or abolish their bodily autonomy find justification in the belief that populations must increase in response to fears of White extinction by non-White births.

In the United States, Vice-Presidential candidate J.D. Vance's offensive pronouncements about women echo Fascist notions of women as a tool of demographic growth, starting with his seeming belief that motherhood is the metric of a woman's worth to society. Anything that gives greater agency or independence to women in terms of their reproductive capacities and choices is seen by Vance as dangerous, from in vitro fertilization to abortion rights.  Vance's apparent agreement with the comment made by extremist Eric Weinstein on a 2020 podcast episode that the main purpose of the "postmenopausal female" is to raise grandchildren is also in this vein. While exposing children to grandparents is a great gift, Weinstein's clinical assessment of the "postmenopausal female" as having no other societal value is chilling. Keeping women in the home occupied with children throughout their lives means women are not out of the home, leading in politics, culture, finance and other sectors.

The same fear of female autonomy, and the same misogynist sentiments, lies behind Vance's apparent feeling that women should be forced to stay in abusive marriages. Vance is well suited to be the political partner of Donald Trump, who partly decriminalized domestic violence during his presidency: economic impoverishment, psychological and emotional harassment, and other forms of non-physical abuse could no longer be prosecuted. Vance's blaming of childless women for the supposed increased decadence of society and decline of civilization also has Fascist roots. The regime constantly juxtaposed childless women as morally unhealthy and representative of degradation (they were known as "the crisis-woman") with robust mothers of many children, who represented the best of Italian tradition and had shown their investment in the national future by giving birth multiple times.

And what to say about Vance's idea that childless people don't have a stake in society and thus deserve a downgrading of their rights based on their procreational status? In 2021 he made a remark that Americans with children should be able to vote more times in an election than their childless compatriots. That someone with Vance's opinions is now a possible vice president of the United States says so much about how far to the right the needle has moved and how extreme the GOP has become. The kindred spirits of Vance and the GOP on such subjects are not the leaders of democracies, but the heads of illiberal parties and states and the private sector actors who boost their causes. Vance would be right at home at this gathering of neo-fascist Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni of Italy, former Hungarian President Katalin Novák, and extremist billionaire Elon Musk, this last also obsessed with demography and prolific procreation by people with the right genes.

The far-right fascists have an obsession with fertility rates.

[hircsarda]

Bye-bye Kata!