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“Why do you take politics so personally.”

What if I told you

that these policies

affect me personally?

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Animals are not property

Animals are not food

Animals are not tools

Animals are not test subjects

And they’re not slaves for entertainment

They deserve to be loved, cared for, and protected. It’s 2018 soon to be 2019, it’s time for a change in how we treat animals. 

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Direct action.

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I can’t believe this needs to be said, but the rich are not doing you a service by employing you. They require you. Everything they have is contingent on the fact that you work for them and do what they say. Without you, the rich have literally nothing. Workers have power over the entire economy.

It is actually workers doing a major service to their employers by not unionizing and not starting a revolution, since literally the only thing workers need to do to grind the entire economy to a halt is put their hands behind their back and stop working. That is it. Workers could crash the entire machine in one moment if they wanted.

Stop calling them “job creators.” They aren’t. They literally require you. But you dont require them. You are wealth creators. And you have the power to take it back whenever you want. You just have to organize.

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There is no such thing as “too big” of a tank or enclosure for any animal. Period. Even if they “don’t do anything”. There is no such thing as “wasted space”. Giving your animal space they may not use is only a waste to you, not them. We’re keeping animals that would literally have free run of the wild. Giving them the choice to use as much space as they want is the absolute best that we can do for them. Is it the worst thing in the world if you can only give them the minimum? No. If they’re still thriving in the minimum, that’s OK, but we should, as pet owners, ALWAYS be striving to do better. If you can’t upgrade from the minimum tank or enclosure, upgrade what’s in it. If you think your pet is doing great, but someone tells you “hey, I think they’d do a lot better/be a lot more active in this size”, don’t get defensive. Look into it. Question your own pet care. Consider whether or not you actually ARE doing the best for them. The worst that’ll happen is you’ll realize that you do, in fact, need to do better, and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that, as long as you actually TRY to do better, which is something that we, as pet owners, should ALWAYS be trying to do.

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Protest salvation army

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do u guys understand how creepy the pledge of allegiance is though like every day when ur a kid everybody just chants how great america is every morning it’s creepy

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NYU students who back Trump afraid to show their faces. 

“They’re afraid of losing friends, being ridiculed in class, getting worse grades and are even afraid of being assaulted and physically hurt.”

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This is my favorite thing on the internet

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The Rules

Follow these rules.

1. Don’t be greedy.

Don’t take too much at once. Don’t stuff your bag, don’t steal to sell. Steal for yourself, because stealing to sell on will not only get you caught, it’s a much bigger crime.

2. Don’t look suspicious.

Don’t carry a big shopping bag that’s empty, don’t wear a big overcoat in hot weather. Don’t stand out. Be forgettable, blend in. If you have bright hair, cover it, if you’re a glasses wearer, ditch them, if you’ve got big stretched ears, cover them with your hair, put a retainer in your septum. Look average.

3. Don’t use your kids

I know it’s tempting to put stuff in your pram or stroller. Security are immediately suspicious of anyone with one because it’s such a commonly used technique. Same goes for mobility scooters. You’re not original, don’t do it.

They also look for your kids stealing things as so many people train their kids to do it, thinking they can claim innocence and they won’t get in trouble. They know people train their kids to steal. My nephew actually took a huge drill in the DIY shop while his parents were distracted, and put it in the base of his pram, they had no idea but the shop actually called the police and the only reason they weren’t arrested was because the cctv showed him getting out of his pram while their backs were turned and hiding it on his own.

4. Don’t assume you won’t get caught

Always think about your surroundings, think about cameras and security. Even if you’re not planning on stealing something, case the joint. It’s good to always be analysing, always on your toes, always thinking about acting naturally.

5. Don’t shit where you eat.

Don’t steal from places you shop regularly from. You will be recognised, you will get caught.

6. Don’t post the full details of your hauls

Don’t try to show off. Don’t mention dates, times, places. Be vague. I don’t post about everything I steal because if I did I wouldn’t have time to do anything else.

7. Don’t believe antis propaganda

It’s a bunch of bullshit, none of it is true.

8. Don’t be cheap

Get the expensive magnet if you’re going to remove tags. The cheap ones don’t work. It’ll pay for itself over time.

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i love that mayhem is a legal term. like u can be charged with mayhem. its like arresting someone for funny business