“It’s hard to believe “if you keep living, things will be good,” because we are still in the middle of living. But I have experienced being really, really happy several times, so I want to believe it. Dying can be done without striving for it. We all eventually die. To use your strength for such a thing is a waste!! So let’s at least move toward believing. I will too.”
— Arina Tanemura, Full Moon O Sagashite, Chapter 29 notes
(via houseofneri)
The toxic chemical is more than an alternative type of tear gas
But wait, it wasn't tear gas. It was worse.
Hexachloroethane is the green gas (not as bad as mustard gas but still Not Good). It is banned by the Geneva Convention as an asphyxiation CNS depressant (not specifically by name, but just under the 'Don't be a chemical-weapons-using-cunt' section), but the Trump regime argued that “foreign fake laws” don’t apply to US citizens and approved it for use on civilians in the US.
So get a good gas mask and some trench fighting tools because we're going back to WWI but this time with drones apparently. It's going to get worse unless we make it get better. And that's going to take a lot of work.
let’s say that being hot as a form of empowerment for all women could even be a thing. let’s say it’s possible to look hot for yourself and not for men. where did your idea of hotness come from? why is it important to you to look hot? who decides what’s hot? why must you change something about yourself or cover something about yourself to get hot? what makes you not hot at your most unmanicured state? why? how did you know what to do to get hot? do the people around you view hotness in the same way?
ALSO people can accept theoretically that beauty standards are inherently racist and anti-semitic yet cannot then apply that to the idea that placing value in your looks is not going to be empowering for all women? you got a nose job “for you.” okay. so why? what about YOUR nose needed to be fixed? and where did that idea come from?
Ah, that’s why she initially said she was going to pass on the role. She doesn’t think she would be able to get the part and it would disappoint her mother’s legacy.
最近うららたんが僕のハートをキャッチしてやまない！
魅惑の前髪とそこからのぞくおでこのチラリズム。
うららたんかわいい、うららたんかわいい！
そこでこの前の土曜の５ＧＯＧＯですよッ
まさにうららたん回。
ツインテールの魔法かけられちゃいました☆
あこがれ.com♪
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ブクマ100とかは奇跡やで・・・
ありがとうございましたー！
More Daiken from the sketchbook. I’m having fun with PS filters. (It’s Daiken ‘cause I decided that the one on the left is Daisuke’s hand)
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"if you convince people that there's no difference between a blood thirsty dictator and a dedicated leader who is human and thus unable to solve every problem, the dictator wins."
I find it useful to treat political parties as vessels rather than static organizations.
"The Democratic Party is useless." <- Certainly sometimes true but it doesn't give people a path to accomplish anything and just leads to "The Dictator wins."
"[Specific Democratic Elected Official] is useless. Vote for [Primary Opponent Who is Promising to Not Be Useless] in the primaries." <- This is how you get a better opposition party. (This is how Mamdani ended up as Mayor of New York rather than Cuomo.)
If you want to improve things, you shouldn't be driving people towards "do nothing."
