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Let’s stop making shows about teenagers. Where are shows about some 23 years old loser?

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oh that’s actually kinda cute

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glad to see those spreading the truth

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there should be a socially acceptable way to say "im not sure what to say to that. can you say something different"

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I hope Hank doesn’t find out about my meth business lmao

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Can you do talia holding damian pretty please? Your art is amazing!!!

her beloved son <3

another messy sketch cause it's the only thing i can draw rn

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TODAY: faculty at northwestern university have been operating on a 24 hour shift schedule so theyre always there in groups protecting their students.

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since i didn’t arrested, i’ll post about last night.

i went to a people���s university/free palestine encampment at one of my local universities. they were one of the first to launch an encampment back in october, and it ran for ~120 days before police tore it down. they’re back now, and this was day 2.

my friend and i were going to go to another major encampment, but we went down to this one because we heard it circulating on signal that the police were going to be called in to shut it down again.

these encampments do not encroach on the functioning of the university. they respect quiet hours, are self-sufficient, and do not leave mess. they are disruptive to the peace of mind more than anything else, not to mention they pay the school $60,000 a year to be there.

and therein lies the problem.

see that? that’s why these students are occupying their schools in the first place. it is not JUST a show of moral support, but a direct response to the fact that their universities, and the money THEY pay, are directly supporting and being supported by genocidal entities.

here’s what you can do to support your local university encampment, especially if you live near a uc or ivy:

donate to bail funds for protestors that get arrested and may need legal assistance afterwards if charges are held.

figure out what your local encampment is asking for (chairs, water, lights, etc) and bring it to them.

SHOW UP! physically! there is always power in numbers. even if you can only stop by for an hour once a week, do it.

post and speak about it positively in your in-person community. counter people who talk negatively about the cause or method.

and above all else, continue calling and emailing your representatives and getting involved locally.

as we speak, if you are a tax paying american, YOUR MONEY is being used to carpet bomb and wipe out an entire people. are you okay with that? and if not, what are you doing about it?

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well that was nice of him

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snoopy of the day

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just gonna start killing people i dont find funny

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