the US is attacking Venezuela because they're fucking ghouls scrambling to keep a dying empire up on its last leg, not because they're somehow afraid that after all these years people will suddenly actually do something about the Epstein crowd

It's interesting, having a local backup of my blog, because sometimes I'll click on a post in the backup in order to see it on Tumblr proper, only to found out that the post has been deleted despite me never having deleted that post myself. Normally, when someone's blog is terminated, posts that other people have reblogged from them stay up and you just can't go to the original blog anymore. However, it's become obvious that sometimes, for reasons Tumblr has never fully elaborated, certain posts will be deleted along with all reblogs of that post.

"Here are my thoughts on this topic"

TRAGICALLY, MY BABY QAIS’S HEART STOPPED BEATING TONIGHT SUDDENLY.

I am begging you from the deepest place in my heart—please don’t ignore us in this moment. Donate now if you can, because your donation could be the reason my baby survives.

today i learned that Fidel’s mother (a poor cuban) was originally his father’s (a well off, domineering Spaniard) domestic servant. one doesn’t need a full biography to extrapolate the levels of exploitation and coercion that kind of relationship entails. and she raised a man who would go on to dedicate his entire existence fighting for women and all oppressed peoples the likes of which latin america has never seen before or since

That's all really interesting stuff

imagine no mcdonalds i wonder if you can no walmart and no cola a brotherhood of man imagine all the people sharing all the world

i’m not arguing that ghosts are definitively real (and i disagree with people who think that), i’m just open to the idea that they might be. but more important is how that affects how you act - to your point, even if the two share an irrationality/incorrectness, i don’t think it’s right to morally conflate someone having a lucky charm with the innumerable horrors of christianity