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2011: this might be a harmful black magic sigil
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Duolingo bimboification
2019: cute!
2014: classic. Nice.
2012: eats human skin
2011: this might be a harmful black magic sigil
Duo Owl c. 1536
0h god heâs the demon of knowledge i knew it
@handsomme
Thanks for the free Spanish lessons, Duo Demon

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When I was a kid, a very quiet girl from my school who I kind-of sort-of knew brought me a bundle of lavender, carefully wrapped in butcher paper and tied with a string. She said sheâd thought of me that morning and picked it on her parentsâ farm. This hasnât come to mind in years, but I remembered it today and Iâm startled by the kindness of it now, that someone who hardly knew me thought of me, and picked me lavender.
natalie portman radiates such a terrifying energy i canât describe itâŠ.. itâs not exactly evil but itâs not warm eitherâŠ. i feel like she could unhinge her jaw and drag me into the ocean like a kraken but she wouldnât bc itâs undignifiedÂ
Wanna know why?
âOscar-winning actress Natalie Portman told the crowd at Saturdayâs Womenâs March in downtown Los Angeles that she experienced what she calls âsexual terrorismâ as a 13-year-old after the release of the film The Professional.
Portman described her pride and excitement in releasing the film, only to encounter sexually explicit messages both directed toward her and made about her.
âI excitedly opened my first fan mail to read a rape fantasy that a man had written me,â she recalled. âA countdown was started on my local radio show to my 18th birthday, euphemistically the date that I would be legal to sleep with. Movie reviewers talked about my budding breasts in reviews.â
The experience, she said, changed the way she expressed herself publicly, in order to limit the ways she could be objectified by others.
âI understood very quickly, even as a 13-year-old, that if I were to express myself sexually, I would feel unsafe,â she said. âAnd that men would feel entitled to discuss and objectify my body to my great discomfort. So I quickly adjusted my behavior. I rejected any role that even had a kissing scene and talked about that choice deliberately in interviews. I emphasized how bookish I was and how serious I was. And I cultivated an elegant way of dressing. I built a reputation for basically being prudish, conservative, nerdy, serious, in an attempt to feel that my body was safe and that my voice would be listened to.â
Video of the speech here:Â https://www.vox.com/2018/1/21/16917130/natalie-portman-womens-march
I support Natalie Portman unhinging her jaw and dragging every last man who made her feel this way into the deep like a kraken.
History books should just probably skip 2016

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there doesnât have to be anything beautiful from your pain and trauma. sometimes things happen that are really bad and sometimes you donât have to find a reason behind it. you donât have to work it into the plan of the universe if you donât want to. you can just let it be something shitty that happened and that youâre working through day by day. nothing more. whatever you need. youâre always allowed that.
wow this is actually an excellent little horror piece
if you have a mental illness you know exactly whatâs behind that door
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Skinny/fit gays do everything they can to demean, belittle, and erase, fat gaysâŠthen Lizzo comes on and suddenly everyone is a thicc bih

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hot takes on AOC saying that the United States government is operating concentration camps:
WARNING: This post contains references to gruesome human rights violations. It is not for everyone.
76 people in a cell designed for 12.
155 people in a cell designed for 35.
41 in a cell for 8.
Donât look away.
900 people total, or or more than seven times the 125-person capacity of the El Paso Del Norte immigration processing center.
If it werenât for the white boxes shielding the faces of dozens of men and women stuffed into the overcrowded cell, it would be difficult to count the people in the photograph, since their overlapping limbs make it impossible to see where one body ends and another begins.
Standing room only cells, where people are held for weeks. Limited access to showers and clean clothes, resulting in those held wearing soiled clothing âfor days or weeks.â
People standing on toilets just to find air to breathe. 24 deaths while in ICE custody.
Johana Mediana Léon, 25 years old. Transgender. Passed away four days after release from custody after complaining of chest pains.
Mergensana Amar, 40 years old. Removed from life support after committing suicide in custody.
Efrain De La Rosa, 40 years old. Committed suicide in custody by self-inflicted strangulation.
Roxana Hernandez, 33 years old. Transgender. Passed away in custody after experiencing cardiac arrest.
300,000-500,000 individuals per year in custody. Acting ICE director Mark Morganâs response? Plans to increase large scale raids.
Donât look away.
Theyâre not âcenters.â Theyâre not âfacilities.â Theyâre not âprocessing areas.â Letâs call them what they are.
The United States government is operating concentration camps. And we must act.
Memos surfaced by journalist Ken Klippenstein revealed that Immigration and Customs Enforcementâs failure to provide medical care was responsible for suicides and other deaths of detainees. These followed another report that showed that thousands of detainees are being brutally held in isolation cells just for being transgender or mentally ill.
Two weeks ago, the Trump administration cut funding for classes, recreation and legal aid at detention centers holding minors â which were likened to âsummer campsâ by a senior ICE official last year. And there was the revelation that months after being torn from their parentsâ arms, 37 children were locked in vans for up to 39 hours in the parking lot of a detention center outside Port Isabel, Texas. In the last year, at least seven migrant children have died in federal custody.
Donât look away.
Itâs certainly been helpful for the Trump Administration that nobody has called them concentration camps until this week, when Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez came under great fire for doing so.
It may well be a testament to the media machine that is the Trump administration. Look away! He wore an ill-fitting tuxedo to meet the Queen! Look away! He wonât acknowledge that the Central Park Five are exonerated! Look away! He fired pollsters for giving him numbers that he didnât like!
Donât look away.
Itâs helpful to the President that the media covers these human rights abuses intermittently instead of as what they actually are: proof of a racist administration, unchecked by the law. Itâs helpful that thereâs so much else to look at right now. But more than anything else, itâs helpful that the places where these people are being tortured and left to die are hidden. Theyâre locked away from the eyes of journalists and concerned members of the public. Theyâre misleadingly named.
Thatâs what a concentration camp is. And the immediate outrage to AOC calling them that is the right response. Hearing that the government is running concentration camps is something one should feel scrupulous towards. A concentration camp isnât the same as a death camp. We donât have those yet. But when Hitler ran his, they started as the former, extending to the latter.
Donât look away.
Hannah Arendt, imprisoned by the Gestapo and interned in a French camp, wrote about the levels of concentration camps. Extermination camps were the most extreme; others were just about getting âundesirable elements ⊠out of the way.â All had one thing in common: âThe human masses sealed off in them are treated as if they no longer existed, as if what happened to them were no longer of interest to anybody, as if they were already dead.â
Is that not what we were doing?
I hesitate to speak for my own ancestry, for my family members killed at Neuengamme camp along with more than 43,000 others. But I canât hesitate long enough to sway my thinking away from confirming what AOC already said.
Itâs easy to think of the Holocaust only in terms of the final outcome. But there was a beginning.
Donât look away. It started with fear mongering. It started with ghettoization. It started with hidden camps. Then, the pogroms. Then, the extermination camps.
Mass detention isnât new. But this president has made it a centerpiece of his rhetoric and his agenda. Heâs perfected the extreme language that dehumanizes immigrants. At a rally in Florida last month, Trump was bemoaning migrantsâ legal protections when someone in the audience suggested they should be shot. The president laughed and made a joke.
Through overcrowding and dehumanization, concentration camps became self-fulfilling prophecies. The culture of abuse leads to frustration and violence, thus âjustifyingâ their incarceration after the fact. Other citizens become desensitized to the dehumanization of a group of people and thus implicitly give approval for concentration camps by our lack of pushback.
Do you see it?
Itâs happening now.
Donât look away.
@atroublemakerforfun They have done nothing illegal. It is 100% legal to cross a nationâs border outside of a port of entry when seeking asylum.
And even if it was illegal, that doesnât justify putting people in fucking concentration camps.
Yâall consider people to be too sensitive nowadays but have you ever considered that maybe the things you say arenât as light hearted as you think and that you sound like a fucking dickhead ?
so youâve probably seen the post going around detailing the horrific human rights abuses in what are, undeniably, concentration camps in the USâŠ. accompanied by the suggestion that the only thing you can do is call your senators.
itâs unfathomable to me that someone would see we have actual nazi death camps in our country, and think the solution is writing to the politicians who allowed it to happen.
i have yet to see a post on any social media that has meaningfully helpful suggestions for how to get involved, so:
this article offers a number of suggestions including getting involved with your local chapter of Sanctuary Not Deportation, which connects faith groups to offer sanctuary to immigrants fleeing ICE. it also has a comprehensive list of immigrant-lead organizations to get involved with or donate to, as well as a link to crowdfund for detaineeâs phone bills, which allows them to contact their families, legal counsel, and inform the outside world of the realities they are facing in detention.
here is a link for finding detention centers near you. there are many rallies directly outside of these camps you can participate in, and physically going to them is crucial in liberation efforts.
posting bond for detained immigrants is still one of the best ways to get people out of the death camps, even though ICE is increasingly unwilling to participate. the linked article has a list of both federal and state-by-state bail funds/organizations.
host a refugee if you have the room. Room For Refugees is still trying to build a network in the US. keeping people out of ICEâs grip and preventing detention in the first place is the best thing we can do because these camps are becoming more and more impenetrable.
help the legal organizations helping immigrants near you; if youâre anywhere close to NYC the New Sanctuary Coalition needs volunteers/donations, and if youâre on the border get involved with Texas Civil Rights Project.
on top of free legal aid, the NSC specifically also organizes rapid responses to ICE raids, which is one of the most important things you can do â there are many local networks already in place, but here is how to organize a rapid response network if your city doesnât have one.
one of the easiest things we can all do is learn the rights of immigrants in this country, and how to react to ICE raids. spread this information to everyone you know and keep the toolkit in easy access on your phone.
the only government policy that can make an immediate and tangible impact is municipal policy; push your local politicians to support or build sanctuary city initiatives â here is a toolkit for local political action.
finally, get involved with local antifa and leftist orgs! follow their social media to get updates on calls to action and protests happening near you. i cannot stress enough how important it is to be aware of efforts in your own city. antifa internationalâs tumblr is one page you can follow, but please research the orgs specifically in your area that are fighting the rise of fascism. the torch network has a list of chapters in several cities around the US, but again this is just a place to start.
i encourage everyone to find at least ONE thing from this list you can do, beyond donating. i know we are all stressed and have our time/energy zapped by capitalism, but if we do nothing, nothing will change. and please share these links wherever you can â copy and paste this post or at least share the first article i linked.
fascism is here, NOW, and we need to step up, because no one is going to invade us to free the camps this time.
No More Deaths is also a good org to donate to. they rescue migrants and leave water in the desert, where thousands have died because of US deterrence strategies that deliberately herd people into the deadliest parts of the desert.
http://forms.nomoredeaths.org/donate-money/

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Hot take: some ppl cannot stand loud noises or noisy environments. It raises their anxiety because Loud=dangerous and they cannot concentrate on their task. Hypervilgilence.
Equally hot take:
Some ppl cannot stand silence or a lack of noise/music. It raises their anxiety because silence= something is Not Right. Hypervilgilence.
Respect both. Both can happen to the same person in different situations or times.
Respect. Do not assume âthey can take itâ. Ask them, check in with them if the situation is still okay.