frilled as hell

a right click, though, is a refusal of engagement. it's a violence - it states not that i will look at you, but *inside* you. a right click is penetrative.

I can't find the post now, but I remembered a Tumblr post going around about Canada putting up a memorial of those who fought against communism. And then they have to censor the fascist names that ended up on the memorial, which was like 90% of the names

Lowkey wonder if those gleefully reblogging around are saying that those who opposed communism back then were all Nazis

I have actually been accused of being a Nazi for being anti-communist, so. I mean. (That's in addition to being Ukrainian. I guess I'm like... a double Nazi? But I'm also a Jew. Yet I'm pretty sure I'm not self-hating like some of those Jewish Nazis floating around. Which I feel shouldn't be possible but. Whatever. lmao)

Historically the soundbite has also been reversed: "Yeah but it was only the communists speaking out against fascism." This dichotomy actually is nazi rhetoric, too. Anyone against the regime were communists. There were fascists then there were communists. Why? Oh because of judeo-bolshevism. It was THE way that the Nazis got people to fight on the eastern front. (It also leads to the headache of 'a lot of Jews were commies!' when in fact in that atmosphere you either joined the socialists or communists (2 different parties) or you got hung out to dry.)

Ofc this is one of those delusional idiots who thinks Magneto the Holocaust survivor and former Israeli citizen who worked for the Mossad somehow isn't a Zionist bc he doesn't fit the fictional version of Zionism they made up in their head 🙃 Any Jews who are looking to get into the comic X-Men fandom give up I promise it's not worth it

especially if it’s already established like yeah there’s sum supernatural goin on ‘ere, yep there’s probably a ghost around (it’s definitely a ghost), it might just be around the cor— oh yeah there it is, ghost! The ghost the story hinted since the start, the ghostly ghosting ghost!

Selections from 'Selections of the World's Best Store Design, Vol. 1' (1985) by Franz Wohlwend

See-through escalator, 2nd floor Platz Oizumi - Tokyo, Japan - designed by Motoko Ishii Lighting Design

Bloomingdale's dept. store - New York, NY - designed by Fitzpatrick Design Group & Bloomingdale's Store Design

Bloomingdale's dept. store - New York, NY - designed by Fitzpatrick Design Group & Bloomingdale's Store Design

Tresor La Boutique, Division of Weilemann Fashion Store - Bern, Switzerland - Store concept & design by Hans Looser, Zürich

Main entrance - Seiyu Omori Branch - Tokyo, Japan - designed by Motoko Ishii Lighting Design

Marshall Field's dept. store - Chicago, IL - designed by Niedermaier Design, Chicago

Escada, Boutique - Hong Kong - designed by W. Neumayer - designed by Finterra Design, Munich Mannequins by Schlaeppi

Macy's dept. store, Aventura Mall - North Miami Beach, FL - Interior architecture by Macy's NY. Visual merchandising & store design & NY store planning in collaboration with CNI International, Inc., NY

Rich's dept. store - Lenox Square Shopping Center - Atlanta, GA - designed by The Walker Group, Inc., NY Store Planning & Design, Photographs By Victoria Lefcourt