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My country, Pakistan, is drowning. A third of Pakistan is at risk of being deluged by massive floods. 1000+ people have been killed, countless others displaced. We have the highest number of glaciers outside the poles, and because of climate change, theyâre melting. The knock-on effect is unspeakableâand yet we must speak of it. Tragedy upon tragedy, especially against our poor and most marginalized, and it feels ceaseless.
Pakistan is just one of many countries who will beâwho are beingâdisproportionately affected by climate change. We need international solidarity and we need radical change. Climate change is here, it is happening, it has been happening. The developed world owes developing countries on a moral level; corporations have bloody hands; the neoliberal economic order has stricken us with debts that are choking us; and through it all, we mustâcruellyâbattle for air against so many other people and causes who deserve equal attention, equal outrage, equal concern. That is not the world we deserve. That is not the world that will save us from climate change. We need to reimagine what a just world will look like. We need to build global, truly global, solidarity. And in the meantime, we need reparations.
If you can, please consider donating to one of these relief efforts.
To learn more:
https://twitter.com/southasiaindex/status/1563185381876842496?s=21&t=FGyKVZQnqv_-eVRO-GnIvQ
https://twitter.com/baytalfann/status/1564185095510032389?s=21&t=FGyKVZQnqv_-eVRO-GnIvQ
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/aug/29/damage-to-main-roads-hampers-pakistan-flood-relief-effort
PM vows government will not disappoint flood victims as economic losses estimated at more than $10bn
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/aug/29/pakistan-floods-plea-for-help-amid-fears-monsoon-could-put-a-third-of-country-underwater
Foreign minister urges countries and IMF to help stricken country after climate change minister speaks of climate âcatastropheâ
https://www.dawn.com/news/1707372/death-toll-reaches-1136-across-country-as-flood-threat-lingers-in-kp
Water level still at 'high' level in Kabul River; KP CM and PM Shehbaz visit flood-affected areas; Imran raises Rs5 billion for victims in t
Remember: Laws will not save the world; people will save the world.
In the early 70s Sesame Street was created with an eye towards educating poor, inner-city children for free, and became a massive hit with all children. In 2016, faced with going off the air forever after facing conservative efforts to destroy public broadcasting since basically its beginning, new episodes became a timed exclusive for premium cable network HBO. In 2022 HBO Max, newly merged with and taken over by reality TV channel Discovery, removed Sesame Street episodes and spin-offs from streaming as a tax write-off and scheme to avoid paying residuals.
Sesame Street's official YouTube channel is uploading the episodes for free, btw. A lot of creators are rebelling against this bullshit.
Sesame Street on PBS KIDS. Play games with Elmo, Big Bird, Abby and all of your Sesame Street friends. Watch videos and print coloring pages
As always, America, PBS has you and your kids' backs.
I also want to put in a plug for the American Archive of Public Broadcasting, spearheaded by GBH in Boston to preserve and make available public funded programming from around the country. More than 7000 public television and radio programs are available to stream through the website, with more than 40000 hours of programming archived and available to researchers and educators through the Library of Congress and GBH itself.
https://americanarchive.org/
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tw political (non-personal) discussion about suicide What we consider âsuicidal behaviorâ is heavily political. Iâm not sure if this is still a thing, but when I was a child (and earlier) fictional characters joining the french foreign legion was an implied suicide. Something that quite literally only happened when the character in question felt they had nothing left to live for. I believe the joke was even made in the 1960s cartoon âThe Jetsonsâ â however I may be misremembering. While there is a sort of obvious awareness that suicidal people may join the military, it is not actually spoken or discussed directly. Mental health services do not typically list âtalking about joining the militaryâ as a warning sign of suicidal ideation. Yet it is quite explicitly an overt attempt to place yourself in a situation that may result in violent death. The phrase âsuicide by copâ is somewhat common, and part of the reason why is that the role of the police is given the passive voice. It is implied that the cop is a victim in that scenario, whereas âsuicide by warâ has the risk of humanizing the enemy combatants and thus not a common term.
Then of course we can look at other examples. Alcohol and tobacco are rarely discussed as a form of self harm. How reckless participation in extreme sports can be an active attempt to push yourself into deadly situations. These are things we do not implicitly see as a manifestation of suicidal thinking, but they absolutely can be â and in some situations they are more severe than âclassicâ or stereotypical examples of self harm.
We also see how certain suicides are minimized or even encouraged. How suicide in the disabled and chronically ill is framed as a tragic inevitability rather than a symptom of (purposefully) inadaquate social and material support. How hateful laws (such as the recent wave of transphobia in the USA) are meant to cause direct cruelty to minorities, thus promoting their non-existence.
However none of these things fit neatly into the psychiatric systemâs overall conceptualization of suicide.
most damaging idea of the 21st century: the conviction of vast numbers of people that human history will end within our lifetimes
climate change represents world-altering tragedy if unchecked, but not even in the worst-case scenario does it mean âliterally everyone diesâ
yet so many people have jumped already to âitâs over, the world is going to end, we can do nothing about itâ and are just paralyzingly cynical. How do I explain that the power to imagine a future is essential for creating it
you know the thing where trauma can cause you to just. not expect to live much longer so when you get to 30 you donât know what to do because you thought youâd be dead by 25
That is happening to all of us right now on a society-wide scale
A lot of people are like. REALLY angry at me for suggesting that âbe depressed and do nothingâ isnât necessarily the only response to climate change.
this, this, this, this, this, this, and like, 700 other sources will tell you that most of the effects of climate change will be reversible even if we pass the âthresholdâ of a 1.5 degrees Celsius increase in global temperature
BUT. Even if the worst happens, it will be important to be doing things other than wallowing in misery???
Iâm not trying to be callous but for people living today itâs wildly unlikely for the results to be âliterally immediate death.â
People will get displaced from their homes by rising sea levels. We have like, years, probably decades, before that happens. It seems so fucked up to decide that we should do nothing, because weâve already decided theyâre going to die anyway????
If a bunch of us are going to die, why not die trying to help each other? Why not try to make sure fewer people die? Why not do something that might reduce someoneâs suffering or give them food or clean water or a place to sleep?
I donât know how to explain to you that people need socks during the apocalypse
Important.
Literally even in the most severe, cynical, and immediate predictions made by scientists rapid climate change is far away from now. If it does happen itâll take effect over the span of a decade or so, no a day.
And thereâs still hope! Did you know the hole in the ozone layer is closing? It was actually caused by one specific chemical thatâs been banned. A lot of endangered wildlife populations are growing because of so many efforts to protect them. Many mining companies are being prevented from mining in our remaining clean waters and forests. We have all the technology we need to reverse this crisis, itâs just a matter of implementing it.
It will be ok. Things are improving. People are getting on board. Donât lose hope while we still have a chance to use it.
My mom was just reminding me earlier about Copper Hill, Tennessee, which I encourage y'all to look up
In the 1980âs, the area was absolutely devastated by copper mining, to the point that the land had a âMartianâ appearance. It was utterly devoid of vegetation and wildlife. No trees, no grass, no frogs, nothing.
I own a historical fiction book, A Bird on Water Street, about how the area was restored. The astonishing thing about this place is that people were able to fix the damage.
In a lot of ways in the 80âs and 90âs, many species and environments were successfully saved from the brink of disaster.
Does anyone remember DDT? As the above poster said above, CFCâs contributing to the ozone hole? Do y'all remember how saturated the 1970âs were with lead and asbestos and all sorts of toxic shit? Getting specific chemicals banned or working to save specific species DOES HELP.
Iâm begging everyone to research conservation projects going on near them, like, in or near their hometown. The state of Kentucky very successfully reintroduced elk to the mountains after they went extinct there. There are examples like this everywhere.
Things look bad and theyâre scary but they would be a lot worse if the people before us hadnât worked their asses off trying to preserve the world for us. People are out there working hard to save the world right now.
There is still time.
Conservation success stories of 2021. Last year, several species believed to be extinct were rediscovered, long-dead preserved specimens of endangered ferrets were cloned, and several species that nearly went extinct had population explosions.
the fact that children are both more likely to catch and to suffer death or complications like blindness from monkeypox, combined with the cdc and media's immensely irresponsible framing of it as a gay sti and the massive recent spread of "groomer" rhetoric is going to get lgbt people killed
itâs funny because Iâve heard exactly the opposite criticism, that public health officials and the media are deliberately glossing over the demographics of monkeypox patients in an effort to avoid AIDS 2.0 and thereby failing to give adequate warning to men who have sex with men. With the exact same language, like, âirresponsibleâ and âgoing to get LGBT people killed.â
And frankly I donât know what either camp is reading, because what Iâve seen has clearly been trying really hard to give balanced, accurate, and timely information.Â
where on earth are you finding news that âglosses overâ the fact that the majority of infections in this wave have been found in msm? that is the only thing most people know about the disease, that is the subject discussed in almost every headline, even the AP is publishing headlines referring to it an STD outright
the vast majority of people iâve seen who assert that we should focus on emphasizing only sex based transmission in coverage to the extent of denying other means of spread, which is what i think you mean by âexact oppositeâ, cite their fears as being based in the concern that if cishets think they may be in danger too, they will take up all vaccination slots available. the problem is this exact strategy was utilized during early covid to ensure those most vulnerable at that time (healthcare workers) maintained access to a limited supply of PPE, and the downplaying of risk and outright lies fed to the general public at the beginning of that pandemic killed untold thousands of people. monkeypox is unlikely to spread so far or kill so many, but people are having an already hated scapegoat handed to them for when it does spread further
this pandemic has already infected 2 children in the usa, and elected officials are already accusing gay or bi men of having molested them.
i wish i had the fortune to not need to care about what information the camp of those who wish to murder us was collecting, but alas
As someone that has grown up surrounded by beaches and done surf life saving, I know how the sea works. Lots of people dont. Every summer multiple tourists die here because they donât respect the sea, if youâre going to the coast, hereâs a thing I saw on Facebook.
reblogging for all of us that grew up in land locked states, then visit the ocean and are used to just plunging into a lake.
If you can, please donate to the Internet archive, links in the description. The loss of the archive would be devastating for dozens of reasons.
I know the Library of Alexandria comment sounds like an exaggeration. It absolutely is not. As of May 7, 2022, the Internet Archive holds over 35 million books and texts, 7.9 million movies, videos and TV shows, 842 thousand software programs, 14 million audio files, 4 million images, 2.4 million TV clips, 237 thousand concerts, and over 682 billion web pages in the Wayback Machine. Itâs been operating since 1996, the loss of knowledge would be impossible to ever completely come back from.
The lawsuit from Hachette Book Group, HarperCollins, John Wiley Sons, and Penguin Random House alleges there have been significant revenue losses because of their controlled digital lending program. For context, most libraries in the US also use CDL to distribute books to their patrons wherever they are but those programs are run through for profit companies and the libraries are often paying a very high fee to so their patrons can have access to digital books. The Internet Archiveâs program is completely free but they have a policy of not digitizing and lending anything less than 5 years old.
The lawsuit goes on to note that authors often own larger shares of their revenue of digital vs. print copies of their books. So the publishing companies, seeing that theyâre underpaying their authors, are essentially blaming a library for being free instead of bumping up what authors earn on print copies. The Internet Archiveâs 5 year policy is designed to protect authors anyway as thatâs when books typically make the most money.
Hey by the way The Internet Archive is also one of the most cited places on Wikipedia. If it goes down a good chunk of Wikipedia will go back to âcitation neededâ or citations will lead to dead links.

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TICK PSA
Alright you guys, âtis the season again and Iâve already seen bullshit float about so here we go: what to do and what not to do when you happen to have a tick attached to yours truly.
WHAT NOT TO DO:
DONâT cover the tick in anything. Vaseline, nailpolish, whatever. Doesnât matter. Itâll all suffocate the tick, making it panic vomit germs into your blood stream. Thatâs the opposite of what you want.
DONâT burn the tick. Same problem, plus the additional option of giving yourself a burn wound in the process.Â
DONâT squeeze the body of the tick when you try to remove it. Again this empties the tickâs digestive system into your body. Bad.Â
DONâT wait for the tick to detach itself. The longer it stays on you, the higher the chances itâll transmit anything to you. Plus when ti detaches it may again vomit germs into you.Â
WHAT TO ACTUALLY DO
STAY CALM. A tick hanging on you is not a reason to panick. Youâre not going to keel over just like that, and if youâre unsure what to do, there are many resources on the internet on how to safely remove a tick, like this one from the CDC (aka the professionals)
USE APPROPRIATE TOOLS. These can be suitable tweezers (the pointy kind, not blunt tipped ones), tick removers (there are cheap ones out there, those you can buy at the vets are totally fine for use on humans, too!). Ideally you can remove the entire tick in one go, however if that doesnât work and the mouth part breaks off in your skin, thatâs not a terribly big deal and you can totally remove it separately after you got the body remove. Again, donât panic.
KILL THE REMOVED TICK. But not by squeezing it. Flush it down the toilet, submerse it in alcohol in a container etc. Ideally if the tick has bitten you and not your dog, keep the tick around in a sealed container in case you start having symptoms and someone needs to identify the tick species. Also IF you start getting symptoms like the tell tale Lyme disease rash, HIT A DOCTOR RIGHT AWAY AND TELL THEM ABOUT YOUR TICK BITE. Do not wait this out, ticks can transmit a whole host of diseases beside Lyme, so be mindful of that, too!Â
Some of those diseases you can actually get vaccinated again, such as tick born encephalitis. Check with the local authorities if you live in a risk area, and if so, get the shots to protect yourself.Â
Excellent post! I would like to add that ticks hide in tall grass and bushes mostly. They do not drop down from trees or jump to other peopleâs heads etc. Ticks arenât designed to jump, they latch on somewhere on your leg and then crawl upwards in most cases.Â
So be careful with bare legs and tall grass!
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I think it'd be fun if one of these days when the evil overlord type is like "I Need A Queen. To Rule With" one of the little henchmen is just like "um đł if I may, sir, I would like to volunteer đđ" and overlord is just like. Okay sure you're cute aha
This is gay of course in case it wasn't clear. I do support henchwomen in their career choices but we're doing gay villains here
Or they could both be girls who knows. This trope is usually done with the Evil Man who proceeds to kidnap someone about it but we could have an overlady why not. Girlboss
Evil Overlady reading outdated Evil Overlord Instruction Manual from the Sexist Old Days: hmm, says here I need to acquire an Evil Queen to assist me in my Rule of Terror and General Administrative Duties. I must follow what the Manual says
Henchwoman who has been wearing increasingly risquĂŠ bustiers every passing day of her employment: umm. maâam. đł I would like to apply for that position đđ
Evil Overlady: Excellent! This is why I hired you, because you are a Real Go-Getter
a cute but disastrous old habit between a dragon and her foster knight

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We owe fat LGBT people everything
some of you people are so fucking weird about this post for no reason. i promise the evil fat queers don't have a gun to your head forcing you to respect them as much as you think they do
it's sort of weird that one edgy tumblrina reblogged this with le epic snarky clapback to pwn the fatties and now the notes are crawling with fash and transphobes. surely no correlation between virulently hating fat bodies and being an insane bigoted online weirdo at all.
Book Review by Hannah Carlan In her award winning book, Fearing the Black Body: The Racial Origins of Fat Phobia (2019), sociologist Sabrina
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