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Me pointing at my male hyperfixation of the month: look at this little asshole

Me: he’s just like me fr

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Me: wow I love this character, I can relate to them so much! They always feel like a fuck up and they always make impulsive desicions but are also a little bit too hard on themselves. They also have an interest that is basically life to them....

Me:.....

Me: They have ADHD don't they?

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hey @jews just so you know your houses are most vulnerable to vampires during the seder so make sure you put extra protection (or...make your house more inviting if that's what you want) during the next couple nights

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Day 256 of posting Good Omens memes Everyday until Season 3

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So, what did we learn?

Majority of jews believe calling for the destruction of the only Jewish state in our ancestral homeland is antisemitic

Antisemitic goyim will come in to drown out jewish voices

Majority of goyim realize that it's antisemitic to call for the destruction of Israel (it would be nice if there was more actual pushback against the mob from them)

Listen to jews

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I think this is propogated by the polarised society of the time where you have to be all for or all against something and we have, as a collective, lost the ability to seperate a policy from a party.

Oh you are pro negative gearing, then you must be also y. Or oh you are pro trying to reach net zero, that must mean that you are x.

We are unable to recognise that politics doesn't have to encroach on our critical thinking, and that just because someone says a doesn't mean that they agree with everything else people who agree with a say.

We are unable to seperate our politics from our humanity, and we need to bring that critical thinking skills back.

few terms have come to piss me off more than "traumadumping" does like having a sincere conversation with someone about personal issues in your life is not "traumadumping" shut the fuck up

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The tragedy of today is that we have become so polarised we have lost almost all human empathy.

It's no longer, what can I do to help you, or my condolences that this horrible experience happened to you, instead it's about how the experience of us being told this uncomfortable reality makes us feel.

And what's worse is that when someone does "traumadump" it's always well somebody else could have it worse, and that means logically only one person at a time in the world is allowed to have danger at their situation or empathy directed towards them

few terms have come to piss me off more than "traumadumping" does like having a sincere conversation with someone about personal issues in your life is not "traumadumping" shut the fuck up

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The thing about the r slur is that people who are using it again are indeed using it as a slur. This isn't a word that is being reclaimed. This is a word that is once again being used 100% as a slur. You're being a bigot if you're using it against others. Straight up. There isn't another argument to be made. Knock it tf off.

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guys i need you to realize that smoking ANYTHING will cause damage to your lungs. inhaling smoke is just inherently bad for you im sorry.

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pssssst hey. hey. free and expansive database of folk and fairy tales. you can thank me later

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My god they've got an army

#karens #shitpost

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having to tap the "if an australian place name sounds strange to you please google it and make sure you're not just mocking indigenous languages" sign again

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For some reason I’m still seeing people being racist about the Disney+ PJO show, so if you’re out there hating on Leah for being a black Annabeth, here’s what you need to realize:

A big part of Annabeth’s character is how she felt she was never taken seriously because of the way she looked. In the books, it was specifically because she was blonde, and blondes were seen as dumb.

Well, that stereotype is much less common today, and most blondes aren’t really looked down upon. But you know who is? People of color. Especially young black girls. Leah’s Annabeth will still have to deal with prejudice because of how she looks.

Annabeth’s key trait wasn’t her hair color, it was how she proved to be the best despite how others judged her. It just so happens that her skin color is now what causes her to be judged.

I think Leah is perfect to play Annabeth in today’s world. Just how young blonde girls used to be empowered by book Annabeth, I know Leah’s Annabeth will teach young black girls that they can be everything she is.

#LeahIsOurAnnabeth