Why Can’t I Sleep

Nobody goes “Oh!Crap”.

So just reblog,

how much space do fungi need to grow? mush room.

I am 20 years old, Two-Spirit, street medic organizer for an Indigenous street medic collective. I was among the arrested during ceremony at the Red Lake Treaty camp.

On Friday July 23rd I was in sacred ceremony and peaceful prayer with many others on treaty land as protected by our Article 6 and 1st amendment rights. Ceremony started at dawn, and by noon riot police had surrounded those in prayer on all sides. I saw no riot, I saw no disturbance of peace, what I saw was water protectors from all walks of life and from all over coming together to pray for our Mother Earth, for the water, for the future of all of the Creators creatures. Despite this, I watched as law enforcement violently grabbed and detained those dear to my heart and then eventually myself as well. We sat in jail for 4 days, many of us denied medical treatment, medication, changes of clothes, and menstrual products. During and after my arrest I was suffering from heat exhaustion, as well as complications from being denied my medication for nearly two days. For two days I was violently ill, unable to keep even water in my stomach without vomiting. I attempted to explain that with my pre-existing health conditions as well as heat exhaustion that I needed to be taken to a hospital or be seen by medical professionals. I had my basic vitals taken, was given some tums, which I was later made to pay for, and told to lay down and drink water. Police showed a blatant disregard for constitutional law, human life, and Mother Earth, a disregard that will not stop with reform, not with new laws or optional standards. The police are in Enbridge’s pocket too. It will not stop until police are abolished and Enbridge stops violating the land, water, and people. Today it is us, tomorrow it will be you. Will you stand by and watch?

Please reblog this! Boost it! This person is a water protector that messaged us asking us if we could help boost this.

Also this is really good because I've been seeing content about how the Water Protectors of Line 3 have had their basic rights taken away, but I wanted a detailed post with first hand experience because the simple "they're taking away they're human rights" doesn't fully express what's going on.

(Normally in against boosting donation links, but water protectors really need the money to help meet bail.)

Harass the hell out if the EPA! Easiest method to harass people is in my pinned post.

This is a long standing trick used by farmers and backpackers alike. 

Watch the bubbles when you pour your cup of coffee. Bubbles gathering in the center indicate a high-pressure system, which makes the coffee’s surface convex or higher in the middle. Since bubbles are mostly air, they migrate to the highest point. High-pressure means sunshine and cloudless skies.  Same if the bubbles push to the edges quickly.

Today/Tomorrow is the Post+ (Post Plus) Protest, which means that we wants as many Tumblr users as possible to go offline for 24 hours. Depending on your location, you will probably go offline today late at night or early tomorrow morning.

Times to log off by (if you want to participate, which is heavily encouraged):

Thursday 5th August 2021 (Today)

11 pm Central Time (US)

10 pm Mountain Time (US)

9 pm Pacific Time (US)

Friday 6th August 2021 (Tomorrow)

12 am Eastern Time (US)

4 am UTC

5 am BST/London

6 am Central Europe Time

7 am Moscow Standard Time

9:30 am Indian Standard Time

12 Noon Hong Kong Time/Australian Western Time

1 pm Japan Standard Time

1:30 pm Australian Central Time

2 pm Australian Eastern Time

What To Do During This Period

Log off Tumblr

Clear your queue

Don't like/reblog anything during those 24 hours

Don't create drafts

Don't post

Spread the message on other social media platforms

Things To Do Instead of Tumblr

Go outside

Take a walk

Read a book

Draw something

Go down a rabbit hole on Wikipedia

Watch Youtube

Clean your room