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I don’t even need to babygirl-ify kafka, he does it to himself

#kaiju no. 8

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hibino & ichikawa being a chaotic duo, they're at it again (￣▽￣*)ゞ

#kaiju no. 8

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kaiju no. 8 | 01×01: the man who became a kaiju

#kaiju no. 8

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#Kaiju No. 8

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happy rika pokemas day to all who celebrate

#pokemon

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Malik forgets about Desmond sometimes and replies in a rude cutting tease way to something "Altaïr" says then is like "omg dont look at me like I kicked a puppy why are- OH DESMOND I AM SO SORRY"

#assassin's creed

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Soshiro Hoshina | Kaiju N. 8 Ep. 3

#kaiju no. 8 #absolutely adore his lil fangs omg

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Just realised I never posted this short comic I made in 2019! Some of the art is a little wonky because I had to rush this out in a couple of weeks for a zine fair I was attending. I think my digital art skills have improved a bit since then.

I’m not the first person to suggest that cats are staring at something we can’t see when they stare into space but I thought it would make a fun comic idea. This was also inspired by a picture book I read a lot as a kid- Slobcat by Paul Geraghty, which had a similar narrative style though obviously without the horror elements.

Thanks for reading! If you enjoyed my comic please consider supporting my work by buying something from my store or donating via Ko-Fi!

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#let me see those extinct creatures that lived in areas that made it impossible for any of their remains to fossilize #it makes me so unreasonably sad that there's extinct creatures that we will never know even existed #I want to see and appreciate them all :c

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#Silver Fang/Ginga Nagareboshi Gin

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novice (derogatory but also affectionate)

#assassin’s creed #altmal

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every autistic person watching this episode of dungeon meshi:

#dungeon meshi

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Abolish the comic book industrial complex 🙂

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Voting is a tool.

By which I mean, voting is just a tool; it isn't sacred or magical.

And by which I also mean, voting is one tool that is good for one kind of purpose. If it isn't suitable for the goal you're trying to achieve, you need different tools.

Every time someone makes a post on here rightly criticizing Joe Biden's support for genocide, there's at least one person in the notes saying "but remember, you still have to vote for him!" or, "did you know Trump wants to deport Muslims?" or, "then who do you want me to vote for?"

But that's like going into a plant nursery and demanding they sell you the correct drill bit for planting a tree. They will never sell you the drill bit you want, because the drill bit you want--the drill bit suitable for planting trees--doesn't exist, and also plant nurseries don't sell drill bits.

Standing in the plant nursery asking about drill bits will probably initially get you people explaining to you where to find a shovel, and a watering can, and some mulch, because those are tools that will help you plant the tree. If you ignore the attempts to educate you, and start yelling about how they must just want you to throw away your drill, and also they probably hate trees and hate you and want you, personally, to suffer in a world without shade, you'll start getting different answers, like "please stop shouting" and "I'm going to have to ask you to leave now."

Because you're demanding that they tell you how to use the wrong tool for the job. They can never give you the answer you want; the answer you want doesn't exist.

I can't tell you who to vote for to prevent the rise of fascism in the United States, both because you can't prevent something that's already happened, and because you can't vote your way out of fascism.

You need different tools; you need to ask different questions and be willing to sit with the answers, even if they aren't the answers you want.

Boycotts are a tool. Protests are a tool. Shutting down highways, physically blocking weapons shipments, picketing arms companies, those are tools. So is going to your library and checking out books about Palestine, and about decolonization generally.

Instead of asking which war criminal you should vote for, perhaps ask how you can organize members of your community to support and look after each other and keep each other safe. Perhaps ask how you can support Land Back and prison abolition. Ask how you can organize a union in your workplace.

The tool you're most comfortable using isn't going to work for this job. Learn how to use another.