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#i know this will happen but i beg of you
coolestfinch · 2 months
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A 16 YEAR OLD NON-BINARY STUDENT WAS BEATEN TO DEATH BY THEIR PEERS & THE SCHOOL DID NOT CALL POLICE OR AN AMBULANCE.
local news did not report on the story at all. the school is trying to avoid talking about it altogether. they don’t want anyone to know that this happened.
say their name. NEX BENEDICT did not deserve to die. the oklahoma school district & state has blood on its hands.
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corallapis · 11 months
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inkskinned · 6 months
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am i gonna put you in the book acknowledgements am i gonna be able to say your name without flinching am i ever gonna get a word in edgewise am i ever gonna recover the time i spent with you. computer virus kid; i arrived in your life already begging to be let in. somehow insecure i could even be your friend. like you had a line outside the door and we were all shifting our weight, begging.
you're so fucking good at that - at making people feel like they need to earn you, like you're a commodity none of us can afford. no kindness or careful communication could work on you - you were so good at just going-ghost, about deciding someone just wasn't cool-enough. something about that is super ironic. even the parts of it that weren't romantic felt like a romance book. i wanted you to like me so badly i scrubbed myself clean just so you'd spare me - what. your favor? a look?
okay okay okay. it's just a friendship - if it was even true that we were friends, if you even saw me as someone you trusted. on reddit someone would tell me girl literally just cut her out of your life, it's not that difficult. even i was aware of how fucked up the whole situation was. like, why the fuck do i even care about your approval? you're like, not even that fun to be around. you are often a little bit cruel.
but for almost four years of my life, i thought i had found someone like me. somebody who liked the same things i do. someone who liked to read and who liked making jokes with esoteric references and who spent maybe too much time on the internet and who was absolutely a little bit pretentious. i don't know, something about that was powerful and addictive.
i keep thinking about our last conversation. about how i said - okay, enough is enough. you pushed me too far, you really hurt my feelings.
and how you laughed and said - you think you're the victim?
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@flurrina asked: pairings - neuvillette/furina or cloud/tifa
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seths-rogens · 1 year
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if joe keery doesn’t get to sob and cry and scream and break down in s5 then what’s the point
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kaltacore · 2 months
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i would really like to see people appreciate beau's growth and character arc more without trying to convince newcomers that "she'll get better eventually just you wait" implying she was such an unbearable character you have to make yourself sit through her scenes. i assure you, she wasn't
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coquelicoq · 27 days
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as a huge unreliable narrator enjoyer i love the fact that the raven tower is narrated by someone who cannot lie. so the narration is not unreliable, and any kind of uncertainty is always couched in "here is a story i have heard" or "i imagine", but it scratches the same itch as unreliable narration because the evidentiality of the narration is still so central, just in the opposite way. stories that don't care about where the narrator is getting their information or what biases are present in the way that information is shared with us are on one end of a spectrum, and stories that do care about those things are on the other end, and the raven tower is firmly situated alongside the unreliably narrated stories even though the whole point is that the narrator is as motivated as it is possible to be to never say something that is untrue. and it's fascinating to see how ann leckie manages to build suspense and subvert expectations without really at any point deliberately misleading the reader. every time i reread one of her books, the bouncing of the dvd screensaver in my brain gets a little more frenetic. how does she do what she does. ann leckie what is your secret.
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lucyvaleheart · 2 months
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Psst ... you're cute 😉😉😘
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I-!! H-hi!! I. I'm.... T-that, um-
T.... T-thank you, miss, um- I. I.... Y-you're extremely pretty yourself, um-!! I-
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ultfreakme · 2 months
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DID DALLAS LIU JUST SAY. START SHIPPING ZUKKA. I-
I AM GOING TO-
ZUKKA CONFIRMED???????????
He's hilarious like Mai and Suki are right there, they have been cast, Yue is also right the fuck there and these two went "nope, all in on the queerbait train."
I hope they keep it up LMAO
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hauntingjasper · 5 months
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girlrandomstuff · 1 year
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Breha Organa wearing something like this to Leia's coronation as Princess of Alderaan, IT'S NOT A WANT BUT A NEED
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petition for someone to draw breha organa in this, please
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tizzymcwizzy · 1 year
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everytime i read a good fic im IMMEDIATELY like oh goddamn i wanna draw this so bad i NEED to draw this so bad the image is burned into my brain and then i leave my kudos and my comment and bookmark it and close the tab and then completely fucking forget about it
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camelspit · 5 months
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every day i wonder what kind of fucked up shit vespera did to sophies human parents
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thebreakfastgenie · 1 year
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Some man on twitter took the opportunity of someone literally celebrating Ruth Bader Ginsburg's 90th birthday to push the "Ginsburg should have retired and this is her/Democrats' fault" line and unfortunately I have some time on my hands so you're getting this rant from me again.
First and foremost, putting the blame on a dead woman when there is a living man who is more directly responsible for losing control of the Supreme Court is profoundly stupid and while I doubt it's consciously misogynistic it does reflect a society that holds women responsible for everything.
I don't know how many times I can say this, but we didn't lose the court in 2020, we lost it in 2018 when Anthony Kennedy retired and Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed. A 6-3 conservative majority is certainly worse, but the Dobbs decision, for example, would have been the same.
You don't get to blame Democrats or Ruth Bader Ginsburg for the fact that you dismissed the importance of the Supreme Court in 2016. Whatever you think should have been done in 2014, you knew what the reality was in 2016. There was already an open seat on the Supreme Court during that election.
If Hillary Clinton had won in 2016, Antonin Scalia would have been replaced by a liberal justice, likely Merrick Garland, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg would have been replaced by another liberal justice. Anthony Kennedy would either have remained in his seat or been replaced by a moderate or liberal justice. The tentative 5-4 liberal majority we had prior to 2016 would have become a tentative 6-3 majority with a solid 5 liberal votes. This Supreme Court would not have overturned Roe and would not be threatening policies like student loan forgiveness and affirmative action. That is the court we would have if 50,000 people in three states had voted for Hillary Clinton.
Instead, Donald Trump appointed three Supreme Court Justices and there is a solid 6-3 conservative majority that will continue handing down horrible decisions that are nakedly political and barely even bother with constitutional justification. At the moment we're basically waiting for a couple of them to die and hoping there is a Democratic president and senate when it happens.
I think the position that Ginsburg should have retired in 2014 is heavily influenced by hindsight, but even accepting that it was a good idea, it's not as simple as people who began believing it in 2020 make it sound. First of all, I cite 2014 because Democrats lost control of the senate that year. This argument relies on Democrats seeing that loss coming. Even if they could do that, Democrats did not have filibuster-proof majority in the senate in 2014. At the time, senate rules required such a majority for supreme court confirmations. Harry Reid had only recently changed the rules to allow all other federal judicial nominations to be confirmed with a simple majority.
It's easy to forget now, but the level of Republican obstructionism during the Obama administration was unexpected. The rule change came about because there were so many judicial vacancies. Unfortunately, not all of them were filled even after the rule change, which allowed a number of Republican appointments during the Trump administration. I didn't have a position on senate rules in 2012-14 because I was in high school, but my position now is that I support ending the filibuster.
I think it's very clear that Republicans will simply change the rules to benefit themselves anyway the second they have power, so Democrats are not gaining anything by preserving the filibuster. However, I reached this position with the benefit of having observed Mitch McConnell's actions as Majority Leader between 2015 and 2019. Democrats in 2012-14 did not have that benefit. I don't know how predictable this Republican behavior was, but it's certainly not the same as having observed something that already happened. If Mitch McConnell had not already changed the rule for Supreme Court confirmations in 2017 in order to confirm Neil Gorsuch, I would have urged Democrats to do it in order to confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson. But I don't know if it's fair to expect Democrats to have done so in 2014.
It's also worth remembering that the open politicization of the Supreme Court is fairly recent. It's been obviously political at least since the 1980s, but for quite a long time both parties kept up a pretense that it wasn't. It's easy to see why Democrats might not have expected Republicans to keep a seat open for an entire year rather than even give a Democratic nominee a hearing.
I think "in hindsight, things would be better if Ruth Bader Ginsburg had retired in 2014 and Harry Reid had changed the senate rules so Democrats could confirm a replacement" is a reasonable take. But it's academic. There's no point in assigning blame. And Democrats clearly did learn from this, because Stephen Breyer retired and was replaced by Ketanji Brown Jackson.
And, once again, whatever you think should have happened in 2014, we all went into 2016 knowing exactly what did and did not happen. Few people were saying Ginsburg should have retired at that time, and even those who were would not have been justified in not voting for Hillary Clinton, or discouraging others from supporting her, or downplaying the importance of the Supreme Court.
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rimicchan · 30 days
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Blue Bouquet Ep 1 Very Basic Summary
Klarkstella and Louterstella notice that there's something strange about the movements of the stars above the Blue Continent. They agree that something big is going to happen soon.
Cielomort is shown talking to someone, asking for their cooperation with his goal of "minna nakayoshi" (everyone getting along).
Kurode is new to the Kuromi Kingdom, having just run away from the Red Continent. He buys some rakkyou (chinese scallions) from a vendor, and gives his to a child who has his knocked to the ground by someone trying to get to the Kuromi Kingdom's castle.
Myunna appears and pulls Kurode along to join Kuromi's knight test. It's literally a test to become Kuromi's Fragaria. Myunna thinks Kurode would make a good knight after seeing him confront the man that knocked over the earlier child.
The first test is to strike a "cool pose". Kurode is astounded by how insignificant the test seems. Willmesh (in a hood) and Myunna (forced to partake) also pass.
The second test is to "find Kuromi while playing Daruma-san ga koronda". It's like Red Light Green Light. People who don't stop get hit by a "biri-biri beam". Only one person can find Kuromi and win.
Kurode happens to find a Kuromi plushie while searching around for someone that can help the earlier man who was hit by the beam. It turns out that plushie was left by mistake, and Willmesh found the right one, so both of them pass as a result.
The contestants who failed leave the castle, where a Seeds is attacking people. Myunna goes towards the ruckus.
The final test is Kurode and Willmesh trying to steal a badge from each other. Willmesh seems to be able to completely hide himself from Kurode's vision, and pop out to try and grab his badge. Willmesh says that he believes a knight should be capable of protecting their "loved one" by any means (or something along those lines).
Kurode notices the commotion and hears Myunna. He takes his badge off and throws it at Willmesh, saying that he would be better at protecting Kuromi while he deals with the Seeds, even if he's frustrated at losing the competition as a result.
Outside, Kurode saves Myunna from the Seeds. Myunna hasn't been able to get close to the Seeds to purify it, but with Kurode picking him up and taking the brunt of the attacks, Myunna is able to purify the Seeds.
After all that, Kurode is getting ready to depart the Kuromi Kingdom when Willmesh approaches them with a letter from Kuromi informing Kurode that he passed the knight exam, rather than Willmesh.
Klarkstella and Louterstella encounter Cielomort in the Little Twin Stars Kingdom, and aren't very happy to see him. Cielomort asks them to tell him what they know about what's to come (or something like that).
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