Apotheosis, Evoked

did someone say art from a pulp au that has completely rotted my brain???

you guys should read the fic please :))

pretty please :))

@corvoda You're so right about bones to ohio, and furthermore, I think the people need to see a non-exhaustive list of topics the garages have written songs about:

the apocalypse is happening but I still have to work my shitty job

necromancy (this is just one of MANY examples)

there are just so many birds

being bad at baseball

being so good at baseball that you accidentally break reality

being cursed to roam forever and leave nothing but ashes in your wake

this guy is a very normal human made of flesh. definitely not a robot

needing to email god because you have some issues

failing the bar exam

I'm going to die and nobody will even care or remember that I existed at all

being a sentient marshmallow

this catboy is fireproof and cannot be killed in a way that matters

poisoning your husband's coffee

a giant squid raising people from the dead and using the power of friendship to defeat a giant evil peanut

I'm a horse and I will kick your ass

what ISN'T this song about, honestly

if a teenager died and then came back to life and trapped someone in a giant peanut shell would that be fucked up or what

how do we go on living in a world that wants us dead?

This defeats the entire purpose of the term "CSAM" (child sexual abuse material) which is that it's material of a child being sexually abused. The term was coined by anti-CSAM advocates because this material was being called "child porn," and it's not "porn." "Porn" generally refers to fiction, and CSAM is not fiction. It's real footage of real children being really abused.

"CSAM" is to "child abuse" as "snuff film" is to "murder." It is real filmed violence against a real human person. Games/drawings/fiction depiction child abuse as a plot point in a work of fiction are to child abuse as, e.g., murder mysteries are to murder. It's a fictional story in a fictional medium. No real human people are harmed in its production. You can argue -- and many people do -- about whether the fictional depiction "sends a bad message" or whatever, but it is not, literally, a snuff film or CSAM.