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fmab au where everything is exactly the same but ed wears this outfit
him……..Bastard
trans woman telling people to stop using the fucky term “womxn” because its a bullshit attempt at being ~inclusive of trans women~ that ends up transmisogynistic and this has me losing my mind
Hi everyone, my name is Chris and I have a seven year old pet budgie … Christopher Trebaol needs your support for Help Bring Agatha Home From USDA Quarantine
So…I know I don’t spend a lot of time here anymore, but I need some help. Agatha was supposed to come back on Tuesday last week, but due to a clerical error from a vet overseas she was taken by the USDA and transferred to a Federal quarantine facility in New York. I now need help paying all of their fees and charges that came up thanks to the error, 4,000 dollars in labor and overtime for the USDA vets who handled her. I need to pay when I go to pick her up in mid September, or else she will be surrendered to the USDA and destroyed. I badly need help to save her.
Here she is, the original bird for whom birbistheword was made, except now she’s imprisoned by the USDA and I need help freeing her.
How about this guy
Name: Charlie
Occupation: War hero
Education: PhD in sniffing
Favorite food: Babana
Favorite music: Smooth jazz

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No thoughts, just Croatian brand Boudoir's watermelon dress
Strawberry dress vs. Watermelon dress
Wish I had both, to be honest, but I have neither, haha!
Just found this on their website and wow! I love the cherry dress as well!
I drew the watermelon dress because it was pretty and inspiring.
WOW, THAT'S BEAUTIFUL! GREAT WORK!
diversity win! the two goblins jaina proudmoore froze to death were a couple
Blizzard said gay rights
keep forgetting I have an assigned gender. blows my mind every time. utterly wild. crazy world we live in
wait what? We had GENDER HOMEWORK??
shit yeah dude it's due first thing monday, u can copy mine if u want

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Yknow I never really understood why people claimed fur farms are bad? I mean like any animal industry there's gunna be a few who have shitty or outdated practices. But most times when an animal is producing a product the owner of said animal is going to treat that animal very well so they can receive the best possible product. An abused animal is going to put off a poor product? Maybe it's just because I grew up with one side of my family being cattle ranchers but I feel like that's just comon sense? Or it should be anyway.
I feel like it's a combination of ARA propaganda and the constant anthropomorphism of animals on social media. It creates this huge disconnect. It also seems like a lot of people don't understand livestock doesn't equal the animal being a pet. They're animals you care for of course and you definitely get attached to them, but it's not always in the same as having an animal you have for companionship. But you're right, to produce a good product, you have to take care of the animals (proper vet care, diet, etc). Hell my goats eat better than I do (fresh hay bailed from the front yard). But a lot of that is ignored by the fact some livestock dies as a part of the farming process, or they focus on especially bad commercial farms which is not equivalent to small businesses or local farmers. You'd think that would be common sense, but again people's perceptions of animals are often skewed by social media and what not, and is not based on the reality of what it's like to work with animals.
I think a lot of it also has to do with fur animals being considered ‘cute and fluffy’. Even a lot of people who eat meat and have no alliance to the animal rights movement will insist fur farming is cruel because the animals are cute and easier to sympathise with than something like a chicken. I think a lot of people also have the misguided belief that animals raised on fur farms are literally wild animals that have been taken straight out of the wild and dumped in cages, and not livestock that has been selectively bred for generations.
Of course it also doesn’t help that for most of the general public, their only exposure to information/images/video of fur farms is stuff from AR groups that’s either staged or highly manipulated to push the anti-fur agenda. It’s very hard to find good, non-biased and factual information on fur farming.
Partially, but for a lot of people, at least the majority I've talked to about this, it has a lot to do with the question of if the end product is worth raising and killing an animal for. A lot of them don't have the same issue with meat because it's something they use every day, and it's not something where they necessarily have ready access to (viable) alternatives without risking their health.
Fur is, for people who do not live in extremely cold climates, not a necessity, and it's hard to argue that it is. Mink in particular isn't really a fur that you'd want to use in the sorts of weather where fur would be ideal. The animals could have nearly perfect lives and you're still going to run into people who are adamantly against it because they do not believe that the product of fur, as they see it commonly used, justifies killing an otherwise healthy animal.
From this perspective it also doesn't particularly matter that the animals are bred and born for this purpose. In the same vein people who oppose dog fighting* also do not find the purpose of the animal's breeding or what sort of care it receives relevant to their position.
I see a lot of concern from these people that the animals bodies are wasted except the fur. Giving examples of other products that make use of farmed mink and foxes actually works to satisfy them, even if it doesn't change their mind, which is an outcome I think is very underrated in conversations like this.
*I'm not saying fur farming is equivalent to dog fighting. I wanted to reference a practice that is widely agreed to be cruelty rather than an equally grey issue so that the intended analogy made for 'the ends not justifying the means' was clear.
hey bunjy, would you happen to have any cursed (or blessed) facts about hummingbirds? saw one in my garden yesterday and they've been on my mind
contrary to popular belief, hummingbirds can open their beak all the way just like other birds can!
it's...
hm.
I don't wike it :(
hello I am here to sow chaos and post birds and I'm all out of neither
have you met the sword-billed hummingbird? his beak goes all the way :V
you're welcome have a great day!! 💞
don't WIKE IT :(((
sokka really said “murder is ok” and the narrative just let him be. i wonder why that is (it’s because he was right.) despite aang’s decision not to kill ozai and katara’s decision not to kill yon rha being framed as good choices (and they are — narratively and thematically speaking) sokka is never put in a wrong light for being down with murder, except maybe when he was actively pressuring aang to kill ozai, but literally nothing else happened to sokka because of it other than aang yelling at him. sokka also kills two men three episodes later, and there is no shocked gasp from toph or regretful look from sokka. in fact, these killings are both covered with explosions and overshadowed by sokka losing his sword and boomerang, and the bodies are almost immediately covered by other soldiers. so the killings themselves are almost discreet – very few people notice sokka just killed two people when they first watch (and with good reason, this is a kid’s show!). there’s no lesson for sokka about how murder is bad or murder hurts you, and that is because sokka is down with murder only when the situation calls for it. his morals are shaped by war, his choice to kill is a survival strategy, and the narrative knows this is a valid point of view to have, and someone in the group having this instinct was necessary in order for them to survive. the same way aang’s morals persist through the horrors of war and that is what defines his character his role as the avatar and his duty to bring justice and peace to the world, these little moments and pieces of dialogue that are so definitive to sokka’s character, who does not have the weight of an almost extinct culture or of saving the world. but he does wear the weight of the war, just like any other person would.

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