I Have Nuthin to Say

[ID: Screenshot of a YouTube Community post from F.D. Signifier, reading: "Just a reminder that the current administration is not popular and the maga movement is not growing. Trumps most useful tactic is the psychological warfare he wages on us through the attention economy. Meanwhile there are things happening in real life near you that you can be doing to support liberation efforts. Take a screen time break and reconnect with things you can be doing to help. Despite popular belief we are actually not cooked." There is a link at the end to a news article. /end ID]

What Britney revealed in this trial did not shock me at all because this is the reality of many many people. This is the threat that hangs over people like me if we dont conform and burn out to please an arbitrary standard of normal and don't lie like hell to doctors.

At any moment if my mother felt like it, she could simply take my autonomy away legally because I can't live alone. If I didn't censure myself all of the time around certain people regarding neurodivergence, I could end up in a similar position because a doctor decided I was too crazy to have rights, and unlike Brittney, there is no mass movement for justice for us common people.

I want everyone to realize that what Britney has said is commonplace for people deemed 'too crazy to function' and disabled people in general. We are abused at startlingly high rates by our caregivers (parents, doctors, etc), society thinks that our rights should be taken away for our own good. I want people to extend the horror and desire to see change to the rest of us who arent high profile and use that horror to enact real change.

Quarantine Man

The Taiwan CDC with a Disinfectant Gun

Hepatitis but a Boy Band

Syphilis with Gender (女) and other Bio Information

Varicella (chicken pox) and Herpes Zoster (shingles) as Children

The Plague, but Hot Lady (also with bio information)

Fuckboy Influenza

Measles, but Hot Guy

Lyme Disease with a Mech????

And, of course, COVID-19 in all their gender neutral glory.

There’s more but I hit the image limit. I’ve got a couple articles about them, too:

Tsutsumagushi Disease

Chikungunya Fever!

MERS

Pertussis (whooping cough) with a horrifying (almost body horror) headpiece and flute

Dengue Fever, the image of which literally made me stop breathing for a moment when I first saw it

Japanese Encephalitis (as... idols, maybe?)

And Zika Virus (so pretty! and for what???)

And some higher res images of the ones from the video (Legionnaires’ Disease, Viral Gastroenteritis, and Rubella). Unfortunately, I could not fit Rabies because of the image limit.

Also Rabies

Slays.bySarah on IG

Etoilesroses on IG

Phleshe on IG and maybe on here? 

Feycrafts on twitter

KSHAW_tv on Twitter

Kagoneko on twitter

Hotboybebop on Twitter 

Queer_Elf_Club on Twitter 

They are shooting the scene in Desolation of Smaug where Kili and Tauriel are having their first real conversation in the dungeons.

In the scene, they talk about a party happening upstairs (something about the stars, I can’t remember). Legolas is supposed to be seen staring at the two of them in jealousy ‘cause he likes Tauriel.

The movies directed by Martin Rosen based on the books by Richard Adams.

Movies that have scarred countless kids everywhere after their parents thought they got them an innocent kids movie, these movies have themes of survival and animal cruelty. Rated PG13.  Made in the United Kingdom.

Watership Down (1978)

Plague Dogs (1982)

Cartoon Saloon

Relatively recent animation company that have a wonderful, distinctive style. An absolute joy to watch every time. Made in Ireland.

The Song of the Sea (2014)

The Secret of Kells (2009)

The Breadwinner (2017)

Wolfwalkers (2020)

Don Bluth Animation

Don Bluth was a former Disney-employee who made a name for himself in 2D-animation. For many people these movies are ones they grew up with, and the animation is top standard.

The Secret of NIMH (1982)

The Land Before Time (1988)

All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989) 

LAIKA

Stop Motion-animation company that has made a name for themselves in recent years. Some absolutely breathtaking animation if you’re into that shit (I am). Also had a gay main character back in 2012, which was HUGE.

Coraline (2009) ParaNorman (2012) Kubo and the Two Strings (2016)

Warner Bros. Animation

Classic 2D animation with surprisingly tough subjects like racial discrimination and fear of what we don’t know.

The Iron Giant (1999)

Cats Don’t Dance (1997)

Stefan Fjeldmark’s animated movies

Danish 2D-animation that I still love the look of. Some of my childhoods favourite movies though the plots are not that deep.

The Jungle Creature Hugo (1993)

Balto (1995) Balto, a wolf-dog hybrid, is ostracized in his home town of Nome, Alaska, and the humans are afraid of him. Then an outbreak of  diphtheria threatens all the towns children, and the only way to get the medicine in time is by dogsled. Very loosely based on real events.

Rock & Rule (1983) Humanoid animals in post apocalyptic America need to save the world from an inter-dimensional demon, with loads of Rock-music. Made in Canada.

The Last Unicorn (1982) A unicorn who, upon learning that she is the last of her species in the world, goes on a quest to find out what has happened to the others of her kind. Kind of a cult classic among fans. Animated in Japan.

Klaus (2019) Netflix movie about the legend of Santa Claus and happiness in a small northern village. Really cool 3D-animation made to look more like 2D!

The White Snake (2019) Chinese animated movie based on the myth of the White Snake. In my opinion it suffers a little from the “pretty girl”-syndrome where the women barely emote because they have to stay pretty at all times, but the scenery and some of the textures I think is absolutely gorgeous.

Fish and Begonia (2016) Another Chinese animation.  A 16-year-old girl travels to the human world in the form of a dolphin and forms a connection with a human boy. I personally really liked this on.

Legend of the Guardians (2010) Look I can admit that I can’t remember what this movie was about at all. But damn if it wasn’t pretty to look at. Even now, ten years later, the beautiful nature makes it worth a watch.