To the human rights activists that can't make up their minds about the current situation:

Speaking up for Iran does not negate or contradict all your efforts for Gaza. It's the same thing. It's standing up for human rights. Oh, one is supporting muslims and the other is against islam so they must be opposing matters? No. The world is not clear cut black and white. Supporting people of Gaza doesn't mean that if you speak against islamic extremists you would automatically be speaking against Gaza. Supporting Iranian people who are tired of being oppressed under the rule of islamic republic doesn't mean you're betraying Gaza or supporting Netanyahu's horrific actions. You can be happy that Venezuelans are rid of their dictator president and worry about US taking advantage of the country at the same time. If Trump and people like him tweet about supporting Iranian people, that doesn't discredit our revolution. It just means certain powerful people want to exploit the situation, as always. (And you know what, we're fighting with bare hands so we take any help we can get. If Trump offers to take out the dictator we will take it. We have no other choice if everyone decides to keep silent just because the situation is complicated!) I truly wish everything was as simple as you think. But you know, you know life is never as straightforward as that. You can stand up for the right of Persians to wish and fight this bloodthirsty regime gone while supporting people of Gaza that are being killed, while also speaking against the atrocities that Hamas is committing.

Religion is a weapon, it's what you do with it that determines if you're good or bad, not the weapon itself.

Supporting what is right doesn't always look the same. It's not always taking the same route. You should know that.

You should know that.

So for some reason (either a glitch or an oversight) I have access to international internet now, and I don't know how long that will last so let me update you:

In the past week, at least 17000 people were murdered and shot in cold blood in the streets of Iran. These people were unarmed, most of them were teenagers. What was their crime? Protesting. Standing up against their oppressive dictator regime. Almost immediately from 8th of January they cut us off from internet. Complete blackout. We couldn't even text each other, we couldn't call each other. People couldn't call for an ambulance when they saw their friends and family getting shot. The IRG wouldn't let anyone help those that were dying. Now they've taken the bodies hostage, either demanding money before handing them back to their family or harassing the family to bury them at dawn so no one can gather. Thousands have lost their sight. Thousands are in custody and the regime does not need legal reasons for executing them.

The Islamic republic officials have made up different stories about this. First they said all those who protested were terrorists funded by America or Israel. Then they said thousands were killed by ISIS, not them. Now they blame every western power for everything that happened. Not one admits to what actually happened. They see themselves as God, whoever disagrees with them is not a human and must die. This is not an exaggeration.

It's been a week since the bloodbath. All the cities are in martial law. You're not allowed to go out at night, they will either shoot you, arrest you, or confiscate your phone.

Meanwhile the regime is trying it's fucking best to normalize everything. Don't let them.

The internet is being cut off.

The fight is still on.

All eyes are elsewhere.

To the human rights activists that can't make up their minds about the current situation:

Speaking up for Iran does not negate or contradict all your efforts for Gaza. It's the same thing. It's standing up for human rights. Oh, one is supporting muslims and the other is against islam so they must be opposing matters? No. The world is not clear cut black and white. Supporting people of Gaza doesn't mean that if you speak against islamic extremists you would automatically be speaking against Gaza. Supporting Iranian people who are tired of being oppressed under the rule of islamic republic doesn't mean you're betraying Gaza or supporting Netanyahu's horrific actions. You can be happy that Venezuelans are rid of their dictator president and worry about US taking advantage of the country at the same time. If Trump and people like him tweet about supporting Iranian people, that doesn't discredit our revolution. It just means certain powerful people want to exploit the situation, as always. (And you know what, we're fighting with bare hands so we take any help we can get. If Trump offers to take out the dictator we will take it. We have no other choice if everyone decides to keep silent just because the situation is complicated!) I truly wish everything was as simple as you think. But you know, you know life is never as straightforward as that. You can stand up for the right of Persians to wish and fight this bloodthirsty regime gone while supporting people of Gaza that are being killed, while also speaking against the atrocities that Hamas is committing.

Religion is a weapon, it's what you do with it that determines if you're good or bad, not the weapon itself.

Supporting what is right doesn't always look the same. It's not always taking the same route. You should know that.

You should know that.

Carl Morck x Sam Young AU

“Who the hell are you?”

There it was, the tired irritated voice. Sam resumed his work and pretended not to hear him, instead making very small movements with the beat of the music. The perfect picture of an unbothered janitor.

As the footsteps drew closer, he forced himself not to react suspiciously at anything the detective was going to do. But seeing a hand reaching out from behind him didn’t leave much to chance as he was built to react on instinct. Sam caught the wrist before it could make contact with the wire of his earbud, realized his mistake immediately and dropped the hand as he turned around.

The detective in front of him did not look amused. The man was at least ten centimeters taller than him, and if looking the scruffiest was the contest he couldn’t tell which one of them was winning. Morck had some white hair on his head and in his beard, and there were permanent bags under his eyes that made the blue-green in them somehow even more striking.

“Are you deaf in one ear?”

Wow, the man really didn’t mince his words.

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Or, Sam Young goes to Edinburgh to take care of a target and runs into DCI Carl Morck. It gets wildly complicated.

Read the first chapter here

Chapter 1/?

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Carl Morck/Sam Young au WIP

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It feels like if I sit and wait for someone else to read my mind somehow and write a “Carl Morck (Dept. Q)/Sam Young (Black Doves)” crossover fic, I'll be waiting here forever.

p.s. I did not in fact just sit and wait. Read the first chapter here !

We're gonna call this segment ‘The Women I'm apparently attracted to’

*sigh* [I'm gonna do a ‘The Men I'm attracted to (fictional or otherwise)’ segment later as well to maintain balance]

What baffled me while watching iasip is that there are very few Macdennis fics (i.e. I could only find one) on ao3 about season three episode four when Mac told Dennis he loved him or season four episode one when Mac just started rubbing Dennis's nipples over his shirt to feel how hard they were because Dennis asked him to.