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Information wants to be free.
Stop KOSA
Stop ESA
Stop OSA
Break up VISA and MasterCard.
You can have my rights when you pry them from my cold, dead hands. I would no sooner surrender my rights than I would surrender my life, my heart, my sacred memory of all that came before. My rights tell the story of who I am, where I've come from, and what I've done. YOU. SHALL. NOT. HAVE. MY. RIGHTS!
EDIT: Please Reblog
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Kingdom Hearts has been rotting my brain since 2011
Let's Make an Organization XIII Member!
AnimΓ© Hair
Cool Weapon
Black Cloak
Nihilism
Deceptiveness
Being a "Good Boy"
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I'm thinking about parasocial relationships again and how inherently fucked up they are.
I'm not just talking about stalkerish behavior, I'm also talking about idolizing public figures, I'm talking about the CONCEPT of public figures.
The commodification of personality in this way is inherently toxic and exposing. Famous people lose the right to privacy because journalists seek to document every minor facet of their lives.
It's easy to distance ourselves from their right to privacy because "oh they're famous" or "They're called PUBLIC figures for a reason", which is an inherently toxic mindset.
Things we should know about famous people:
β’ Their beliefs
β’ What they choose to fund
β’ Their Tax Records
β’ Anything else they CHOOSE to share
β’ The kinds of people they surround themselves with
Things we do NOT need to know:
β’ What they had for dinner last night
β’ How cool the last extravagant party they threw was
β’ The last person they had sex with
β’ Where they live
It is okay to consider someone a role model, it is not okay to worship the ground they walk on.
The fact that people even think we have a right to the personal information of someone famous is extremely telling about how much we actually value the person instead of the product derived from a slice of the person.
That being said, if a famous person is known to be a piece of shit, do what you would do with a normal person if THEY were a piece of shit and stop associating with them
Remember boops? I remember boops. *Hits you with a Tumblr Boop*
Working on one of my more ambitious covers: Lord of the Castle (Specifically Re:COM, not KH3)
It's mostly done, I just gotta tune some volumes and adjust some pitches and stuff
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An observation: YouTube Personality is usually a lot more "Curated" than Tumblr Personality.
On YouTube, people are neat, clearly defined, easy to sort and categorize into personality "genres"
On Tumblr, people are a lot more messy, more authentic, and generally more "human"
I believe this has a lot to do with YouTube's "Content" focus as opposed to Tumblr's "Social" focus
This post cannot be reblogged because I'm MEAN and EVIL
(pinging @scoutbot @shinyjiggly so they can share this EVIL post and ping their mutuals so it can spread further)
Just finished watching Goncharov, best mafia movie ever made.
