A Little Birdhouse, In MY Soul?

Not all cases, but a certain amount of homeschooling by extreme dim parents is creating very uncurious kids.

Yes

Pointing out that the Rapture as a concept is a little less than two hundred years old - it's originally from the 1833 - that really buries the lede on how recent it is. Bc the modern evangelical take on the Rapture is from a book published in 1970. That predicted the Rapture would happen no later than 1988.

being paranoid is funny bc like well what if i'm right

if you, as a disabled person, are ever told you are an "inconvenience" in the process of trying to assert your rights, you are not being an inconvenience, you are being oppressed. fight

also, being an "inconvenience" is a valued and effective method of disability activism. one reason the ADA got passed at all was the capitol crawl where disabled people crawled up the steps of the capitol building and "inconvenienced" lawmakers. being an "inconvenience" is direct action. being an "inconvenience" is activism. people who actively deny disabled people rights and dignity are deserving of inconvenience, because you have rights and deserve to do whatever it takes to keep them. your life is worth more than the comfort of your oppressors.

in school, in jobs, in life, fight.

Is this not.... normal for seals

Why does this happen though, like who approved any part of this scene

Yeah the last known copy was destroyed in a fire in 1933, it’s on dailymotion tho

#anyone else ever think about piracy as an important contribution to the preservation of our cultural heritage?

I love Hideo Kojima he makes multiple games where characters give long winded monologues (that he personally wrote) about how US entertainment media is designed to manufacture consent for the military, and then he'll spend 3 days gushing about Top Gun

Kojima is very anti war, but also he has like a little kid brain where he just loves military hardware and spies and soldiers and he especially loves big machines that go really fast and make huge kabooms, and I think it's the tension between these two parts of him that makes his art so deliciously insane