this years girl

I love the people around me every day but sometimes I think about leaving and never seeing anyone again. don’t know what that says about me

soooo embarrassing to get obsessed w a specific character when no one else gives a damn. like yeah heres post #574934. heres au idea #26482. heres art piece #9383. yes its all about the same person, yes i am rambling in the corner blair witch style. feel free to shoot me dead for this btw

All of my posts are scheduled. I've actually been dead for about 2 and a half years now irl.

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Edward Zo, an Asian actor who tried to audition for the role of Light and was rejected on grounds of being Asian, made a Vlog speaking about whitewashing

Light wasn’t Asian? Japanese

Japan…is in….Asia…..

But there are already 2 Asian actors who played live action Light Yagami. The English version should have a white person. Or at least ambiguously mixed race person.

So because there was already a live action movie made with real Asians any subsequent interpretations are fair game for whitewashing?? That makes no sense. ‘The English version should have a white person?’ Does it hurt you so bad to see people that don’t ~represent your race~ in a movie about Asian people? Perhaps stick to movies about white people if you can’t bear to see people of another race cast in a movie that takes place in fucking Japan. You certainly wont have any shortage of movies to choose from since white people dominate the film industry in the U.S. Dear white people: NOT EVERYTHING IS ABOUT YOU.

“Having an Asian main character would be awkward and reduce the overall effectiveness” lmao why, because white people can’t handle watching a movie that doesn’t feature white people? will they shut down? can they not compute this possibility? Your entire assertion is incredibly racist and typical white bullshit. This is not a terrible example to make an issue of, as that’s not something for YOU to decide. White Americans won’t like Death Note if the main character is played by a Japanese actor? Fine. 20 tickets, please. I’ll fucking go to the theatre every day if that means resisting white mediocrity. Kiss my ass, whites.

studying history is like. here's to another beautiful day of not being pregnant and of having no obligation to ever be. thank you women who fight for abortion and contraception and independance from men for another beautiful day of not being pregnant and of having no obligation to ever be

The authors barely concealed historical fixation

there should be an emoji of a guy trying to strangle themself

1. Eating meat is morally neutral 2. There are many ethical ways butchering has been practiced for a long time 3. factory farming is unethical due to the abuse faced in the animal's life, not bc it results in the animal's death 4. Ethically raised and sourced meat is expensive and/or hard to find in many places 5. *there are people who CANNOT subsist on a plant based diet* for varied reasons, largely disabled folks - (allergies/GI disorders that already limit what a person can eat, people in recovery from restrictive eating disorders, people with ARFID and other sensory processing disorders) and people with little money and time on their hands to cook. 6. Vegans who are adamant about animal rights often have a major blind spot as to human rights abuses; the meatpacking industry is terrible for those who work in it, yes, but people are laboring hard for your grains and produce too, often in unethical conditions and for little pay, and Vegans will treat you like you're doing some kinda "gotcha" and spit vitriol at you whenever you point this out 7. It is not Wrong to eat only plant based certainly but when people start acting like it gives them a moral highground it shows starkly how little regard for fellow humans these people have 8. Just because YOU are disabled/broke/etc and can sustain veganism does not give you permission to harass somebody who says their disability or finances prevent it 9. The most ethical way to eat, if you can achieve it, is by buying things with a short supply chain that were grown locally by properly-paid laborers