"But you’re not trapped in here with me, I’m not trapped in here with you, we’re trapped in here with each other. So we should make the best of it, hrm?” From Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt By Kieron Gillen

This is true except for TERFs. You fuckers are trapped here with us.

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rozcdust:

also, a friendly reminder, the world we live in now consists of an active genocide.

of warcrimes being posted on twitter by the official account of israeli government.

of people looking at children, women and men being bombed, killed, starved and butchered and saying it is okay because of a single terrorist group, THAT ISRAEL CREATED.

of westerners saying to look away from the slaughter happening in gaza because your mental health is more important than thousands of lives.

of israeli politicians straight up using propaganda from nazi handbooks to dehumanise palestinians, calling them less than human, less than the rest of us, animals.

and what one palestinian man posted on his social media hit me more than anything: “if we actually were animals, people would care.”

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apas-95:

anyway the key takeaway for those not yet radicalised, here, is that the architects of genocide will come to you with claims of opposing hatred, with claims of humanitarianism, with narratives that don’t simply accuse the Enemy of being subhuman and needing extermination, but of the Enemy being the real perpetrators of oppression and genocide.

the reality is that a simple ‘opposition to hatred and oppression’ will not save you from supporting and abetting genocide. you need more than that, because you will be presented with arguments built specifically to prey on your kneejerk credulity for, and backing of, the 'victims’ of oppression. what you will need is historical, material analysis of the forces at play and their histories. you will need to really ask yourself if the information you’re receiving - even if it is an overwhelming and seemingly uncontested information - is coming from an interested party.

and you will find that there exists no disinterested party, that there exists no impartiality, there only exists the sides of genuine oppressors and genuinely oppressed. you will strip away the rhetoric and find that one of those groups consistently sits on one side of a fifth-generation fighter-bomber aircraft, and one sits on the other.

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asthevermincrawls:

a reddit reply by u/ShinyPinkRoses. text reads:   "I have to assume YouTube thinks it can make even dedicated adblock users cave. Which is ridiculous, because my response to uBlock's filters being behind wasn't "guess I'll watch ads", it was "guess I'll take a nap." It was a pretty good nap."ALT

I think this person on reddit summed up the youtube adblocker situation perfectly. my reaction to this is not “oh man guess I’ll watch ads.” its, “well, I guess I’ll just do something more productive with my time.” I highly doubt any adblock user is going to willingly go back to watching ads. so what actually happens is youtube loses a functionally tiny amount of its userbase–because adblockers weren’t even losing them a significant amount of money in the first place(!)–and a bunch of adblock users move on to something else. what a fantastic waste of time and effort

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pissvortex:

there is no “cycle of violence” in gaza and every media allegory to this as a hamfisted attempt at commentary is cowardly. a cycle implies more than one actor, an exchange of blows in proportion to the last. there is no proportionality. there is only the combined might of the world’s imperialist powers stomping on palestinian heads ad infinitum

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The way usamericans talk to us about elections is so funny because while they live in this bubble where their country has The Bestest Democracy Ever the rest of us just get puzzled every four years because even the most basic stuff is so hard in their country. Like,my so called primitive middle eastern-balkan country does not just have two parties in the parliament,in fact everybody is baffled by that......we don't have to register to vote,registering isn't a thing......the moment you turn 18 you are a voter,you don't have to do anything to be able to vote,an online system just tells you where to go to vote by looking at your address. The elections always happen on weekends. We don't have a million celebrities who start begging people to vote months before the election because they don't need to,everybody votes,including elderly people who live in super hard to travel mountain villages and rural areas..... we don't have folks who say "I'm 32 but this is the first time I'm voting".......listening to their patronizing lectures about elections is so funny because they genuinely think their bizarre way of electing people is the standard but it really isn't....

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masriyah:

the dissonance is so crazy, they are the prime example of democracy and yet they can only vote for one of 2 parties. their presidents apparently “don’t hold that much power” actually and yet it’s vital to keep certain candidates out of office. they’re so democratic and yet they’ve been unable to make any incremental change over the past god knows how many decades. they’re so democratic and yet they cannot elect anyone that isn’t an absolute fucking ghoul in terms of foreign policy.

like which is it. are you the hub of democracy or are you helpless to improve anything beyond very small, non-lasting changes lol

Democracy in America operates on the idea that the enemy is both weak and not worth worrying about and also impossibly crafty and strong.

The “good guys” are both super human but also need more power since they can’t do anything.

This weird doublethink is reminding me of another movement. Starts with an f? F… fa… fashion?

That’s not it. It’ll come to me.

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determinate-negation:

i feel like im watching the set up to a joke ive heard before, god these are horrible decisions

A real “first as tragedy, then as farce” situation where it’s all tragedy all the time and it seems like everyone knows but no one with power really gives a shit about the turning of the tragedy wheel