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I reblogged an older version of this yesterday that contained an error, and @charadreemurr was nice enough to let me know they’d published an updated corrected version!
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When I went to get a flu shot, Jill Stein burst into the room and slapped the needle out of the doctor’s hand
Wow you’re really ignorant
I’m just honestly reporting on my own experience in which presidential candidate Dr. Jill Stein went out of her way to make sure I caught the flu, she looked me right in the eyes as she did it and then disappeared into a mysterious fog
Sounds legit, I’m going to assume you’re not looking for a serious conversation on what Jill Stein has to offer. She’s not anti-vax at all, which is what I’m assuming led you to write this shitpost.
My Post Is Good And I Am Very Brave For Writing It
Brave no? Spreading false information about a candidate who is actually great. Yeah
Dr. Jill Stein climbs into my apartment every night through a third floor window and pours a glass of water from my Brita filter without refilling it
“Lesser evilism assumes that certain communities are disposable. It apportions people into rigid hierarchies. It judges who is worthy of safety and security. It asks us to voluntarily defer liberation. Lesser evilism may sound appealing as a practical metric, but it comes with severe human costs. […] Lesser evilism is possible only because we’re so accustomed to seeing certain people as lesser human beings.”
The moral gymnastics of trying to make Hillary Clinton a “lesser evil” does in fact have material consequences. It usually comes in the form of a dichotomy: American lives versus non-American lives. In that scenario, the decision is not just a dichotomy, it is a hierarchy too, because American liberals, progressives, and conservatives alike usually place American lives – especially white, cis, able-bodied ones – above all others.
Twitter user Laura Silverman is right to point out privilege, she just doesn’t understand what it means, apparently. It is an enormous privilege for Americans to hide behind loosely constructed concern for people of color within U.S. borders, Muslim peoples within U.S borders, differently-abled people within U.S. borders, and LGBTQIA within U.S borders, while playing Russian roulette with everyone else.
If you plan to vote for Clinton, okay, go for it – but disabuse yourself of the notion that you are doing it to protect marginalized people.
On Wednesday, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed SB813, a bill that eliminates the statute of limitations on prosecuting felony sex crimes, into law. Dubbed the Justice for Victims Act, SB813 goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2017 and applies to all future sex crimes as well as past crimes still in the statute of limitations. The law was inspired by a massive celebrity rape case.
there is no waste, certainly not to make consumers buy extra components for the sake of creating demand for an otherwise useless commodity, and planned obsolescence isn’t real either
“They let one dog off his leash and ran loose into the crowd. That’s when people started protecting themselves against the dog. The guy that let his dog go came into the crowd to retrieve him and started swinging on everybody. He hit some young boys, and they defended themselves. […] Then they came by with bigger cans of tear gas and shot it from their trucks. The cops watched the whole thing from up on the hills. It felt like they were trying to provoke us into being violent when we’re peaceful.”
– Marcus Frejo, Pawnee and Seminole, from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, recounts his experience at Standing Rock, North Dakota on September 3rd, as reported by Indian Country Today.
“The women joined arms, and we started saying ‘Water is life!’ A dog came up and bit my leg, and right after that a man came up to us and maced the whole front line. […] It felt like a set up.” – Young Bear
