Douchebags of OKC

reblog till someone gives a damn

Ladies in the Sacramento California area, avoid this POS @yes-this-is-not-ok @feralwomanscreaming

Being part of a demographic doesn’t exempt you from criticism as long as that criticism isn’t directly about belonging in that demographic (ex: KellyAnne Conway is a woman so she should shut up because she’s dumb) or you’re not trying to use one person’s actions to broadly label the entire demographic (Kellyanne Conway constantly lies so all women constantly lie) (NOT ideologies before you or somebody else tries to pull the “but you do that to conservatives all the time!” card)

Anti-feminists: “Tomi Lahren is a woman! You can’t criticize her!”

also involuntary celibacy is called “not having sex" 

For the most part, though, costumes were excellent and remarkably inoffensive. I even met a lady who was in sugar skull makeup who turned out to be actually Mexican! Amazing! I was also heartened by the fact that a staff member at one of the events gave me and my friend permission to fuck up the Native American headdress wearer, and that most people looked suitably horrified by the aforementioned Problem Costumes.  I did run into an issue I face every year; what about the black guy dressed as Stereotypical Mexican (sombrero, poncho, big mustache)? Is it different than the outfits listed above? He could be of Mexican descent, I don’t know. It’s definitely not the same as White Guy in Sombrero, but it’s…something. Thoughts?

The moment when Steve’s character development became the most impressive thing in this world (via hella-bi-and-ready-to-die)

I think he could have done better

It’s moments like this I wish I was better at online stuff because his momma would love to hear about this since he just looooooves his family

Armenian genocide: survivors recall events 100 years on

The worst part is, he was right. America, Europe, the governments knew what was going on. And they ignored it. Now, more than ever, remember the Armenians. Remember the Cambodians, Rwandans, Jews. Never again means now.

The person who headlined the article has never been through struggle. He should not be prosecuted he should be supported.

Michelle Hodkin, The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer

is he trying to compliment me or fuck with me? i can’t tell