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There’s a story that gets told about this early 70s ‘zine.

The Old Ones say that when Mark Lenard (the original Sarek) saw this displayed in the dealer’s room at a convention, he picked it up, gazed at the cover for a long silent moment, then closed his eyes and theatrically sighed,

it was daisuga day on 01/02 so i drew the warmest hug :’)

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A reminder that Steve’s first instinct was to defend, not attack.

I’m firmly convinced the Steve categorizes everything he sees as “can be shield” or “cannot be shield”.

in fact, I’m going to go ahead and headcanon that he keeps a list of things he’s tried using as a shield and whether or not they’ve worked out:

The FCC is going to vote to overturn Net Neutrality. 

Keep calling. Keep trying. 

But be braced for that to fail. 

Ajit Pai doesn’t care what the people have to say about this. 

But.

Congress is going to be the group that pays for this when it happens. 

We’ll all know Ajit Pai’s name, and we’ll curse him when we hear it, but it’s Congress that holds all our hopes right now. 

They’re the ones that will be voted out of office for not voting for a bill to restore net neutrality. They’re the ones that will have to answer to constituents. They’re the ones that both have the ability and the possibility of doing something to counteract the vote by the FCC.

So.

Call the FCC, leave comments, attend protests – all of that is good. 

But call your Congressional reps. Call your senators. Call your governors. Let them know that you’re watching, and that you expect them to step up if the FCC decides to do this. 

we stop at a red light and this lady gets off

she goes about half a block down, and then we saw her freeze and run after the bus