the darkest dark

1.) Natsume’s Book of Friends (2008)

2.) Gintama (2006)

3.) March Comes in like a Lion (2016)

4.) Descending Stories: Rakugo Shinjuu (2016)

5.) Mawaru Penguindrum (2011)

6.) Hunter X Hunter (2011)

7.) Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995)

8.) Aria the Origination (2008)

9.) Chihayafuru (2011)

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The full cast of vegetable bunny girls.

For any two distinct real numbers, we can always find a rational number strictly between them, i.e. that rational number must be able to be expressed as a terminating decimal or a repeating decimal.  To be clear, that rational number is strictly between the two values; it is not allowed to be equal to either.

I don’t think many of you realize that withdrawal can fucking kill people to go through when they are homeless. Withdrawal from alcohol/opiates/benzodiazepines/etc can have very dangerous symptoms like seizures, extreme dehydration, the inability to regulate body temperature, convulsions, etc, that are hard enough to deal with when you can go to the hospital for help or you have a home you can be comfortable in, so imagine dealing with these symptoms while literally having to sleep on the street with nothing.

Even if the withdrawal doesn’t kill them, a person can’t function while going through it. Doing the things that might help better their situation, like looking for a job or applying for any aid, are impossible to do when withdrawal is impeding your ability to function.

On top of that, most homeless people are mentally ill and have no way to manage it. Homeless people can’t afford medication since they most likely do not have insurance. A bottle of cheap whiskey can be $5 and a dose of heroine can be $10 vs the hundreds of dollars medications for different mental illnesses can cost. Let them self medicate in the only way that’s available to them. Let them drink if it makes the voices calm down. Let them do heroine if it means they won’t have any episodes or meltdowns. They deserve to use whatever drugs they need to self medicate when they literally have no other options.

Another thing I know a lot of you wonder is “what if they use my money to buy drugs and then they OD and die?” But that’s not really how this shit works. Most homeless people only buy enough drugs to function and be well, whatever money is left tends to go to other necessities. Also, with the way drug tolerance works, a lot of homeless people rarely ever have enough money to buy enough drugs to cause an OD because they’ve been addicts for so long that their tolerance is very high. On top of that, the quality of the drugs they’re able to buy isn’t usually that high, which is another factor that plays into why they aren’t likely to OD.

Give homeless people money above all else unless they tell you that giving them other things is okay. Stop acting like you know better than they do about where their money should be going. Stop concern trolling them when you don’t have the slightest clue how addiction and homelessness works. Stop looking down on homeless people when you see them drinking or nodding out.

The food you want to give them could kill them, give them money so that they can buy food that won’t The stuff you want to give them instead of money they may already have, let them buy what they need. Old clothes and toothpaste won’t pay for travel, or a phone call to a loved one, and it certainly won’t pay for a homeless shelter (yes, they do charge!) so that they can avoid freezing to death during the night. 

A brumby running wild on a broad plain of Australia. Becoming a bum rap and runaway, she starts to resist unjust authority. She is sometimes called Robin Hood because she steals money from the rich and gives to the poor.

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Fun-ish Fact: this is Arm Joe (Aa Mujou), a fighting game based loosely upon Les Misérables. By which, I mean it’s basically Jean Valjean’s Bizarre Adventure. When asked in an interview as to why he spent five years working on it, Takase, the sole developer of the game, said it was because he had no friends.