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kunkutarpulla · 2 years

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My Immortal: Chapter 28

https://tultsi93.tumblr.com/post/693268246137389056/my-immortal-chapter-27

https://tultsi93.tumblr.com/post/184762283237/my-immortal-chapter-1

#my immortal #my immortal harry potter #my immortal fanfic #comic #harry potter #tara gilesbie #tultsi93

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autisticheadcanonsdaily · 6 years

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Moomintroll from the Moomin books, submitted by @tultsi93

#moomintroll #moomin #actuallyautistic #actually autistic #autistic headcanon

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daikenkki · 6 years

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Anti-Autigenderism by tultsi93

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kunkutarpulla · 2 years

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My Immortal: Chapter 27

https://tultsi93.tumblr.com/post/693267434582556672/my-immortal-chapter-26

https://tultsi93.tumblr.com/post/184762283237/my-immortal-chapter-1

#my immortal #my immortal harry potter #my immortal fanfic #comic #harry potter #tara gilesbie #tultsi93

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kunkutarpulla · 2 years

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My Immortal: Chapter 26

https://tultsi93.tumblr.com/post/693267242340712448/my-immortal-chapter-25

https://tultsi93.tumblr.com/post/184762283237/my-immortal-chapter-1

#my immortal #my immortal harry potter #my immortal fanfic #comic #harry potter #tara gilesbie #tultsi93

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kunkutarpulla · 2 years

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My Immortal: Chapter 25

https://tultsi93.tumblr.com/post/617835094443524096/my-immortal-chapter-24

https://tultsi93.tumblr.com/post/184762283237/my-immortal-chapter-1

#my immortal #my immortal harry potter #my immortal fanfic #comic #harry potter #tara gilesbie #tultsi93

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kunkutarpulla · 2 years

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You all know the shooting of Andrew Tekle Sundberg? Yeah, he got lots of attention and guess what's disturbing part about this case? There are people seriously ignoring his potential victim, Arabella Foss-Yarbrough.

Before we continue, DO NOT GO HARASS THE FAMILY OF TEKLE'S NOR ARABELLA HERSELF. The case is already difficult enough. Well, what's the case shortly?

In July 13, in Minneapolis (Minnesota) a young man was seen standing outside his flat looking inside the window of his neighbor's, like he's focused and following someone in there. And that someone was Arabella herself. Two police officers, Aaron Pearson and Zachary Seraphine, were patroling and trying to talk him down. But everything took a turn when he started to shoot the mom and her kids through the window. And even started to attack the police officers which gave no other choice but shoot. At Saturday, after the shooting, there was a rally outside the apartment complex where it happened. Then Arabella showed up and started to tell what actually happened there at that night. She was very frustated but it's understandable. Who wouldn't be after that experience? And as a result, SHE AND HER TODDLER-AGED KIDS GOT VICTIM BLAMED BY BLACK LIVES MATTER ACTIVISTS! Yes, that's a real thing.

The case is now shortly recapped. Am I saying Tekle was 100 % evil or his family shouldn't cry for him? ABSOLUTELY NOT. And neither was she. He had his issues and I don't know what he was like in weekdays, but at least he wasn't like Albert Fish or any other serial killer from history. And the family has a right to feel grief for their loss.

Was the rally necessary? NO. There would've been other ways to show solidarity for them, like paying the funeral expenses. Or at least majority of them. Funerals take lots of money. That would've been more effective and subtle. And also it would've given a positive publicity to Black Lives Matter movement. That makes me ask: Where was it when Tekle still was among the living? Why it didn't give him and his family any help back then?

As downhearted as the case is, there was NO signs of police brutality in it. George Floyd situation was police brutality, because

1) He was unarmed;

2) He was either drunk or high. At least it's assumed he was; and

3) Derek Chauvin and the three others, abused their position as police officers and used their tactics wrongfully.

Tekle, on the other hand, had a gun. He knew exactly what he was doing. (I don't know what his motive was and I don't care.) Police officers in question, obeyed their protocol and tried to solve this peacefully first. They tried to talk to him, they let his father talk to him, they even gave him SIX HOURS time to surrender. It didn't work. I wish it would've gone differently and also did Pearson and Seraphine, but it was very critical and serious circumstance.

It's so disgusting how a hysterical young woman, who tells protesters how the events really went and how they should go home, is treated: Not only they filmed the event, posted it on Twitter and portraited Arabella like she's in the wrong but they also told her to shut up like she's some racist white Karen being triggered over black kids selling lemonade across the street she lives. She's not like that. She was a victim of an attemped murder. They were literally victim blaming her! The cops' bodycams captured the situation which they used as proves in front of Tekle's family and the court:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJxNEDdkIUk&t=488s (Well, this video is seeing one of my journals, though.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6Pksj4TASs (There you can see her and her kids flee. Older being only 4 years old, younger being 2 years old.)

My journals related to the topic:

https://www.deviantart.com/tultsi93/journal/That-man-is-a-real-white-alley-923100302

https://www.deviantart.com/tultsi93/journal/Arabella-gets-victim-blamed-more-924310618

This is the video I was refering to:

https://twitter.com/RebsBrannon/status/1548498745704124418

I'm happy about how his parents and siblings were sorry for Arabella and her children for what they're going through. They didn't practice victim blaming despite the fact the whole situation was and still is burdensome for them. I sincerely wish them all the best and that their pain will ease. It's dissapointing I'm not physically there, I would give all of them a hug. Hopefully I manage in this grey-area thinking now. This is the most strenuous cases in our history.

#arabella foss-yarbrough #andrew tekle sundberg #all hope is not lost

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kunkutarpulla · 3 years

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Kenya has very strict laws about plastic (It even bans plastic bags.) and the agreement like that would be destructive to everyone in there. This is a new level of colonization and shouldn't be allowed. Sorry it doesn't look that pretty. I wanted something fast and easy.

#black lives matter #animal lives matter #plant lives matter #all lives matter #environment #protest #by tultsi93 #also seeing in deviantart

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kunkutarpulla · 5 years

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Fiction VS Reality: Yanderes

I should've written "that to herself, too." And don’t care about misspelled words. I’m dyslexic.

#batman #batman dc comics #batman oc #yuka takaoka incident #yuka takaoka #yandere #real life #crimes #criminals #true crime #this is found also in deviantART #by tultsi93

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kunkutarpulla · 5 years

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Legolas by Laura

#legolas by laura #lord of the rings #bad fanfiction #my number one #masterpiece #stroybook #Illustration #paint #ms paint #by tultsi93 #tultsi93

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kunkutarpulla · 5 years

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#twila a girl who wus in luv with a vampyre #twilight #twilight fanfiction #bad fanfiction #fanart #digital fanart #tultsi93 #by tultsi93

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kunkutarpulla · 5 years

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My edivence for that headcanon:

1) Americanizing racial minorities was a pretty common thing back at the 1800s and 1900s. They were taught English and how to act in the white dominating society, even their names were turned Anglo-Saxon. A member of a racial minority could get a better job and a great livehood, if they had education and recommendations, and were “white enough.” As a humanist, Jack London handled also racism in his books. His sinophobia was questionable, though...

2) There came lots of Finns (mostly young men, but there were women, too) to the US at the time, mostly because of the better oppornuty to get a job and guarantee their families’ welfare. They were experts in tree felling, so that’s why they moved to states like Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin. (And Canada.)

3) Despite their white skin color, Finns were targets of racism and harrassment daily. To Americans’ eyes, Finns weren’t considered to be part of “the master race” for their culture and behavior.

4) Indians found things lots of common with Finns: Love to nature, sauna/sweat tent, high use of alcohol, hunting for food, poem songs and cyclical time concept based on the cycle.

5) Frona was born in Dyea, in the middle of nowhere, and her love towards the wilderness was deep.

#jack london #a daughter of the snows #frona welse #native american #indian #american indian #finnish #findian #headcanon #ethnicity headcanon #small history lesson #historically accurate #old cover art #by tultsi93

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kunkutarpulla · 5 years

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