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May delete this app for a while with ig. Need to not be on my phone as much as I can rn

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"even a wounded world is feeding us. even a wounded world holds us, giving us moments of wonder and joy."
robin wall kimmerer, "braiding sweetgrass"
things ever get so bad you turn to folk music
you happen upon an ex-tumblr power poster who now lives on twitter. he is 30 (or nearing so), stripped of the eccentricities that illuminated his net presence when he was 19 but none of the grievances. he speaks of his hobbies, which remain unchanged from the previous decade, but with only dim enthusiasm- "was this series always this janky, or am I just noticing it now?" and so on. his vent tweets about work, relationships, friends and money punctuate his timeline in place of what would have been a joke or keen observation a decade ago. the world is confusing and frustrating to him now. things didnt work out like he thought they would. his way of living is calcifying and he worries he's losing the ability to see beyond himself. he comes close to reminiscing sometimes, about his youth, about old internet, about tumblr, before recoiling with embarassment and disgust. and yet, with similar machinations to that of jungian enantiodromia, by attempting to live the inverse of his past, he becomes testament to it. a 30 year old man who navigates life as a 19 year old boy. he feels old, and seeing him makes you almost feel old too. but you know better. you can live forever. you can live forever if you keep posting on tumblr.

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In case you're wondering how responsible the US is for every murdered child, aid worker, and civilian in Palestine, it's 70%.
It's as much an American genocide as an Israeli one.
The Costs of War Project is a team of 35 scholars, legal experts, human rights practitioners, and physicians, which began its work in 2011.
hey btw shout out to people whose hair is very important to them and are dealing with hair loss
no matter the reason why it's important, or the reason why you're losing your hair. whether you're a trans woman undergoing chemo, or an aging indigenous person, or you're black and it just started falling out one day while you were trying to grow it natural, or any other combination of reasons
and if you're being forced to cut your hair or style it in a way you really don't want, then the same thing applies. i love you all.

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I turned on the car radio and they said "how's your evening going? Is your heart shattered over the world?" and I'm like yeah ... It is..
Harrison Wood Hsiang
it's so blisteringly cruel that all a person needs to do is flinch, just once, in the process of begging for their and their families' lives in the most live-documented genocide in history for people on here to turn around and revoke their humanity without a second of hesitation or grace. teenagers living under bombardment are subject to more scrutiny from white americans for having internet access than the politicians who are actively, proudly, vocally footing the bill to slaughter them at school and inside refugee camps and hospitals.
kamala harris deserves your understanding and support and patience because yes her platform is morally compromised down to the ground, yes multimillion dollar electoral donation drives prey on vulnerable people by design, but she's only human and the system is flawed and you have to take the present atmosphere of the country into account. mahmoud from gaza though? he blinked. he flinched. he spelled a word wrong. he sent me three messages about his starving children and that's a little pushy. I can think of no possible extenuating circumstances here. leave him on read.
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Imagine being so braindead that you think the UK being one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world is a good thing 🤡
wtf are you talking about, they didn't "deplete" the nature of their country, they cultivated their wilderness over centuries into some of the most idyllic pastoral landscapes in the entire world. And they did such a good job of it that the phrase "English countryside" is now synonymous with beauty and serenity and peacefulness. They didn't destroy their country's nature, they became its caretaker, they're right to be proud of it. All you're doing is pretending that the only kind of nature that should count is whatever is completely untouched by human hands.
The UK is literally ranked in the bottom 10% of most nature-depleted countries in the world. The 2023 State of Nature report shows just how dire the situation is. A third of UK bird species have declined since the 1990s, 97% of the UK's wildflower meadows have been lost since the 1930s, raw sewage is constantly being pumped into our rivers and seas with agricultural slurry also causing massive damage to rivers, three quarters of Britain's hedgehogs have been lost in the past 20 years and UK butterfly numbers are at their lowest ever, a sign of impending ecosystem collapse. Plus people in Britain are the most disconnected from nature in Europe.
Not to mention over populated deer destroying what little is left due to a lack of predators, 60 million non-native birds released for sport shooting every year, plus huge amounts of wildlife crime, including large numbers of birds of prey being shot/poisoned.
There is nothing beautiful about a sterile, ecologically damaged landscape that contains nothing but sheep and deer. Don't comment on something you clearly know nothing about. I live in England. I can see first hand just how dire the situation is.
My mother and others of her generation keep talking about the insects.
When they were younger you would have to stop several times on a long drive to clean insects off the windshield. Now you could drive from Inverness to London and only have a couple of insects on your car.
That is fucking creepy and it is only one symptom of a massive ecological decline.
This is where the problem of the shifting baseline comes in. People assume that nature is supposed to be the way it was when they were a child. Except we have to think further back than that. Here in the U.S. the wholesale destruction of entire ecosystems across the continent is a relatively recent phenomenon within the past 500 years of colonization, and while indigenous communities have farmed, burned, and otherwise altered the land for millennia, it's nowhere near as intense.
When I was a kid growing up in a small but expanding university town in the northern Ozarks, I bemoaned the fact that farms and patches of woods were being chewed up for development because I had always known those places to be farms and woods. Now, as I visit with a keener eye and more experience, I think back to when those farms and patches were tallgrass prairies and expensive oak-hickory forests dotted with glades. I see a handful of native plants struggling amid swathes of invasive species whose arrival likely pre-dated mine, and compare that to the last prairie remnants I've spent part of this trip exploring, and the loss becomes much more profound.
300, 400, even 500 years ago isn't that long ecologically speaking, but to people today it may as well be paleolithic. In order to restore habitats, not only do we have to dig back before our own experiences to try to piece together what was there prior to colonization and overextraction, but we have to convince stakeholders and supporters and even the general public to do the same, even a little. In the case above, it's not just "how many fewer insects are on the windshield now versus my childhood", it's "how many more insects were there when this was all largely intact native ecosystem."
literally insane to me how you can shove military propaganda in a show for actual preschoolers and that's considered fine but god forbid you find it weird or sad or else someone will pen a whole article discrediting the horrors millions are going through because having dog soldiers in the cartoon for 3 year olds is more important