Really though?

There’s a fucking pandemic happening.  We have basically no infrastructure to handle such an emergency.  We have to keep going to work and exposing ourselves and our loved ones and our communities to possible infection because we’re all one or two missed paychecks away from starving to death.  Those of us who can’t work are facing homelessness because we can’t pay rent, i.e. we can’t afford the usurous and ever-rising fees that a guy who contributes nothing to society but happens to own a building charges us to be in a building.

Oh, but the landlord might have to pay his mortgage!!!! Bitch I wish I had a mortgage

The for-profit healthcare industry is so determined to not handle the crisis correctly that they are *seriously considering* shuffling life-saving medical equipment away from elderly and disabled people and letting critical COVID-19 patients just fucking die.  There’s no fucking reason to do any of that, except that it’s more cost effective.   Because that’s what The Market demands, is blood sacrifices.

And speaking of blood sacrifices for The Market, they’re also talking about lifting the state of emergency and sending everybody back to work in the middle of a fucking pandemic and just accepting all the tens or hundreds of thousands of people who would be killed by that as reasonable losses in order to make the stock market go back up.  "Hey man, I’m sorry about your kids and I’m sorry about Meemaw and I’m sorry about your friends with respiratory issues, but they’re just useless eaters anyways and we just gotta get that line to point up.“

The presidential election looks like it’s gonna come down to an epic battle between one conservative rapist and another, different conservative rapist.  

Meanwhile the planet is still heating up and we’re still disappearing people into camps in the desert.

Is this the world you want?  Are you just going to accept this?  Are you really just going to say “yes sir, thank you sir” and take this lying down and wait for shit to just go back to normal?  Like a dog?

Or are you going to fight?

Because I got news, man:  It’s not going back to normal.  Not ever.

You need to look yourself in the mirror and ask yourself:  Am I going to take this?  Am I going to stand up and fight?  Or am I going to force my grandchildren to suffer the shame of laying a coward’s bones in my grave?

https://www.socialistalternative.org/get-involved/

UK: mutual aid / rent strike

… let me get this straight. The average rent in Houston is $1338 (1 bed: $1148; 2 beds: $1446). Every single month for who knows how long you were paid thousands of dollars x32 and you didn’t save anything?

And yet you expect tenants on a minimum wage to save enough money to pay off your mortgage?

Landlors really expect people to sell their own car and borrow money from friends and family because - in the mist of a pandemic where some people barely have enough money to eat - they feel entitled to your money.

Couple things to remember:

1. These people are fucking cannibals and have no hearts or souls or shame and will not stop until they are stopped

Fight

Fight hard

Well my dad collects and deals in historical cameras, and he was just talking to his friend/business partner  who recently bought a part of camera collection from some guy…And WHAT CAMERA COLLECTION IT WAS! 

This previous owner of the COLLECTION was apparently a crazy person. He bought AALLLL sorts of historical cameras of varying rarity….AND THEN HE MODIFIED ALL OF THEM TO HIS OWN IMAGE… HE WROTE ALL THE MODIFICATIONS DONE AND CONTINUED… There are not two similar cameras, he redesigned them all…he even repainted and changed the leather cases…But you might think… oh? but redesigns might look good? NO! Its really bad work!  and there were apparently SO MANY OF THEM. My dads friend sounded like hysterically crying and laughing in disbelief while dad just laughed the laugh of people who know that something of historical value was forever destroyed and its just absurdly now…. 

They have showed me one of the cameras… It was one of the old Rolleiflexes… but its some of its metal pieces were hand filed down, its nice black leather repainted with some kind of glossy paint, some parts were painted with trashy silver, its twin lens cap was made of paper and also covered with silver paint…its rolleiflex logo was also hand filed down, engraved again but badly, painted over with the glossy black and very badly again in white lines….. The case was also repainted with some incredibly cheap glossy paints…… Most of the insides of all the other cameras were also changed and thus rendered useless and worthless…  Dude probably really wanted to be a camera designer

Most of those are now good only for parts… the rest good only for useless scrap….

Like the KKK, the NRA was also formed right after the Civil War. The organization’s first major involvement with promoting gun laws tainted by prejudice was in the 1920s and 30s. In response to urban gun violence often associated with immigrants, especially those from Italy, the NRA’s president, Karl Frederick, helped draft model legislation to restrict concealed carry of firearms in public. States, Frederick’s model law recommended, should only allow concealed carry by people with a license, and those licenses should be restricted to “suitable” people with “proper reason for carrying” a gun in public. Thanks to the NRA’s endorsement, these laws were adopted in the majority of states.

Determining who was “suitable” under these licensing schemes was left to the discretion of local law enforcement. Predictably, racial minorities and disfavored immigrants were usually deemed unsuitable, no matter how serious a threat they faced. In 1956, after his house was firebombed, Martin Luther King Jr. was turned down when he applied for a permit to carry a concealed firearm in Montgomery, Alabama.

The 1960s saw another wave of gun control laws that were, at least in part, motivated by race. After Malcolm X promised to fight for civil rights “by any means necessary” while posing for Ebony magazine with an M1 Carbine rifle in his hand and the Black Panthers took to streets of Oakland with loaded guns, conservatives like Ronald Reagan, then governor of California, began promoting gun control. Black radicals with guns, coupled with the devastating race riots that wiped out whole neighborhoods in Newark and Detroit in 1967, helped persuade Congress to pass the Gun Control Act of 1968. That law barred felons from purchasing firearms, expanded the licensing of gun dealers, and barred imports of “Saturday Night Specials”—cheap, often poorly made guns that were frequently used for crime by urban youth. As one gun control supporter at the time frankly admitted, a close look at that law revealed that it wasn’t really about controlling guns; it was about controlling blacks.”

On my virgil jakcet

Cuz i’ve got con in a week and a half

But it.. it is almost 1:30 am.

And i will most certainly wake other people up

Because stupid me left everything in a different room

I am prepared to make coffee for this.

I’m not sure this should be encouraged but yknow what

Fuck it

Time to make the jacket

Wheres my sewing kit

We’re doing this

I also have a very demanding stinky old woman pawing at my leg demanding unlimited pets

Indeed. She is very encouraging. But also distracting xD I have given her many pets.

But now, tis time to turn cryptid and go into the dark and retrieve my jacket and cloth.

I am the fearTM

i do not wanna start cutting out the fabric yet till i have access to a table

He even wrote a sequel to Poe’s only novel, and numerous essays about how great an author Poe was.

If you’re going strictly by Multiverse standards, that’s Peter Parker (Earth-616, Lee/Ditko, Amazing Fantasy #15, AUG 1962) and if it progresses like any other universe uninterrupted, then Peter Parker was born in 1945 and is 74 years old in 2019.