Ouuhh I see the water it’s right there on the post,, I’m so thirsty ouyghhhhhw just one sip for me ooouuuuuu

Yeap. That's how the Effetto Fata Morgana gappens

the REALLY scary thing about the Chernobyl nuclear disaster is that we have no idea where the rest of the elephant is

I mean.... you don't have to write descriptions. But there's a word for that: a script. Congrats you're not a novelist, you're a very inefficient playwrite who writes plays that go on for several hours. Go pitch it to netflix.

#not to be pedantic but even scripts have description

"prioritize character development and plot" by. skipping everything but dialogue? Æthelred, you skipped the part where 90% of the character development and plot is

"Can we please normalize achievable reading goals?" says the person with a Palestine flag in their bio, who has undoubtedly never read anything they didn't see in a Hasan Piker transcript.

imagine, if you will, someone who has the israeli flag in their bio. The israeli flag is often used to show support for the government of israel; would you not make the same argument about them?

Are the people who put the Israeli flag in their bio gleefully calling for genocide and the harassment and destruction of Palestinians worldwide and cheering while mosques are bombed and Palestinian girls are raped to death?

Some of them? yes, quite often.

People ARE doing those things, especially far right wing Christian Zionists, Kahanists, fundamentalists, likudniks, and others. You don't see it on tumblr as much, but you are finding a vocal minority of pro palestinians, and it's a bit rich to tell me that I am making false equivalencies when you equated having a palestinian flag to being a Hasan supporter, and said that the arguments for it are similar to a confederate flag.

some of you seem to be under the unfortunate impression that i enjoy finishing things. i enjoy making things

forget age gaps or differences in rank or whatever the most potently dangerous power dynamic in any relationship is "people like you more than me"

the thing about copyright abolition is that. what makes theft bad is that something is taken away from its rightful owner. in this sense, copyright infringement is literally not theft, because making a copy of something doesn't tangibly cause the original owner to lose anything that they would otherwise have. copyright enforcement, on the other hand, does take away people's access to what should be theirs. anyone who makes art while employed by a corporation and is unable to sell their work because it does not belong to them, anyone who's been sued by a pop musician for making music that sounds vaguely similar if you don't allow the jury to listen to the actual songs, these people have far more in common with victims of theft than anyone whose copyright has been infringed