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wanderinthedeep · 3 months
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just a reminder that I think Biden’s actions re: American support for Israel are reprehensible, and,
1. I will vote for someone other than Biden in the Democratic primaries, BUT,
2. If it comes down to Biden vs Trump in the general again, I will absolutely vote Biden, I will not abstain from voting in protest, I will not vote third party in protest,
because Trump is several fucking orders of magnitude worse, and it’s not even close.
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smewduck · 4 months
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first 2024 Night art she’s arson. ing. (what even is the word for that.) like she deserves
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answrs · 3 months
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anyway since this apparently needs to be said again, anyone insisting it is immoral to vote in any election, especially not the US Presidential election this year, is getting immediately reported and blocked for election interference on-sight.
get the absolute fuck off my blog if you think "actively campaigning on dictatorship and having me and anyone like me raped and then murdered the moment he's installed" and "not liberal enough but can be pressured into it" are "def the same!!!1!!"
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eppysboys · 8 months
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This is an archive of Trump Moments that belong together:
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I saw something about May being Mental Health Awareness Month or something, and I just want to say that if you are experiencing mental health symptoms, you should also try to be on top of monitoring your physical health, i.e. with full bloodwork. The line between the two is really blurry with a lot of overlapping symptoms, and I don’t think I really fully understood that until I experienced it. 
I spent a lot of time brushing off symptoms of my hypothyroidism by saying “it’s just my depression/anxiety” instead of looking more closely at the problem. I still have depression, and I still take those medications, but I can’t emphasize enough how much better those meds work now that I’m taking care of my thyroid, now that I’m also supplementing with vitamin D and vitamin B12- it’s all brought me to a much better place than I was. 
There’s of course no guarantee that anyone else is in the same spot as I was with all this stuff, but I spent a lot of time not realizing that I should have been looking into this that I just want other people to know that it’s a possible problem
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pochapal · 1 year
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health update: last week's sickness kind of went away then it came back real bad and i've been in bed all sopping wet and pathetic these last two days but i think as this evening's progressed i'm past the worst of it so all things considered i am fundamentally in the same state i was in seven days ago only now a process has occurred
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world-of-wales · 1 year
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CATHERINE'S STYLE FILES - 2016
7 FEBRUARY 2016 || The Duchess of Cambridge helped launch Place2Be’s Children’s Mental Health Week 2016 as she appeared in a video message recorded at Salisbury Primary School.
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senseiwu · 1 year
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Bro.... this year I will have been out of high school longer than I was in it... why do I still have panic inducing dreams where I'm back
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living400lbs · 10 months
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Trump is an “emotions candidate.” More than any other presidential candidate in decades, Trump focuses on eliciting and praising emotional responses from his fans rather than on detailed policy prescriptions. His speeches—evoking dominance, bravado, clarity, national pride, and personal uplift—inspire an emotional transformation. Then he points to that transformation. “We have passion,” he told the Louisiana gathering. “We’re not silent anymore; we’re the loud, noisy majority.” He derides his rivals in both parties for their inability to inspire enthusiasm. “They lack energy.”
Not only does Trump evoke emotion, he makes an object of it, presenting it back to his fans as a sign of collective success. His supporters have been in mourning for a lost way of life. Many have become discouraged, others depressed. They yearn to feel pride but instead have felt shame. Their land no longer feels their own. Joined together with others like themselves, they now feel hopeful, joyous, elated. The man who expressed amazement, arms upheld—“to be in the presence of such a man!”—seemed in a state of rapture. As if magically lifted, they are no longer strangers in their own land.
“Collective effervescence,” as the French sociologist Emile Durkheim called it in The Elementary Forms of Religious Life, is a state of emotional excitation felt by those who join with others they take to be fellow members of a moral or biological tribe. They gather to affirm their unity and, united, they feel secure and respected. While Durkheim was studying religious rites among indigenous tribes in Australia and elsewhere, much of what he observed could be applied to the rally at the Lakefront Airport, as well as many others like it. People gather around what Durkheim calls a “totem”—a symbol such as a cross or a flag. Leaders associate themselves with the totem and charismatic leaders can become totems themselves. The function of the totem is to unify worshippers.
Seen through Durkheim’s eyes, the real function of the excited gathering around Donald Trump is to unify all the white, evangelical enthusiasts who fear that those “cutting ahead in line” are about to become a terrible, strange, new America. The source of the awe and excitement isn’t simply Trump himself; it is the unity of the great crowd of strangers gathered around him. If the rally itself could speak, it would say, “We are a majority!” Added to that is a potent promise—to be lifted up from bitterness, despair, depression. The “movement,” as Trump has increasingly called his campaign, acts as a great antidepressant. Like other leaders promising rescue, Trump evokes a moral consciousness. But what he gives participants, emotionally speaking, is an ecstatic high.
From Strangers In Their Own Land by Arlie Russell Hochschild
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larkandkatydid · 2 years
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"Why is Bernie Sanders being grumpy on the eve of this world-changing legislative achievement?"
"Why are you?"
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arctic-hands · 2 years
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No but for realsies we're back to blaming trump's victory (and biden's weak response to the trump era and his constant walking back on his promises) on "Bernie Bros" costing Hillary the election when Hillary won the popular vote??
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pepprs · 2 years
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the m*ga candidatw for governor who my dad said would never win in a million years fucking won the g*p primary. by A LOT. im about to throw up
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psithurism-elisheba · 2 years
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“There was a simpleness to countryside train rides that I adored, the shamrock hills of dreams and riches, the quaint houses and the children who bustled with absolute delight and excitement and ran to the edge of the gardens, pointing gleefully at the approaching train only to scamper away to escape the smoke that blanketed the hinterland like the morning mist.”
- Me at 9 years old
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calicojack1718 · 2 months
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Election 2024: Protest Vote in the Primary, not in the General
Just when you thought it was safe to protest vote, Clayton Jones of Claytoonz reminds us of the actual stakes.
There’s been a lot, and when I say a lot, I mean a lot, of pixels burned, ink spilt, clothing rent, and self-righteous smirks smirked over the “uncommitted” or “no preference” protest votes against Biden in the primary, especially in states with large Muslim populations. That’s fine. Protest vote all you want. Be as much of a sanctimonious ass as you wanna be over it as long as you remember and…
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nowisthewinter · 2 months
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First starting on the plus side for the primary election result for NC, Jeff Jackson won his nomination. So, to all of those who came out and voted for him, I say, "Thank you from the bottom of my heart." Now keep it up this November. We can get him that seat if we stick to it.
Now on the minus side, LESS THAN 24% of registered NC voters came out to vote in the primaries. Look at that number. That's embarrassing!
I keep on hearing people whine, "Why do we get such horrible people to choose from every four years?"
IT'S BECAUSE YOU DIDN'T COME OUT TO VOTE IN THE PRIMARIES, BRENDA!
You had a nice wide range of people to pick from and several weeks of early voting. What kept you?
Non-voters out number actual voters by a huge margin and I swear, they are going to end up killing this country. ...but they'll show up at protests for the Tiktok vid!
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bipolarandannoyed · 3 months
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US politics are a fucking nightmare, I am fully aware. But I cannot express how important it is to vote AGAINST Trump. Political experts are warning about Trump doing EXACTLY WHAT HE'S THREATENING TO DO and trying to turn the country into a dictatorship.
I know no one wants Biden to be president again, so make sure to vote in the primaries for the democratic candidate you want, AND THEN VOTE FOR THEM.
You don't want the US to be a two party system? Don't vote for the literal fascist who's openly stated he'll refuse to leave once his second term is over. You don't want a single person to be allowed to throw your vote into the fire and choose the candidate that they want? Vote for the party that has a chance of winning that has an interest in getting rid of the electoral college.
You're already part of the system. You are automatically existing and acting within it. Unless you somehow have the power to overthrow it all on your own, if you want to change it, you have to do your part in the same way the rest of us do. Protesting and advocating are great, and necessary [and still a part of acting within the system], but your vote is one of the biggest, and most important ways to fix it.
I am fucking terrified. I don't know if I can survive a future where Trump is president again and lobbying against my actual fucking safety as a queer, trans person, and as a woman. I can't do this again.
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