he did nothing wrong

trinathewolf:

deadjosey:

we-all-eat-death:

gubbins-r-us:

I HATE YOU I HATE ALL OF YOU

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wow
fuck all of you
so much I fucking hate this

THIS POST IS GARBAGE

Originally posted by stickastoneinyourmouth

feministpinkiepie:

Some Applejack icons for anon! Thanks for the request, if you don’t like them or if you want any more, feel free to ask! ( :

@pembrokewkorgi

beckisbookshelf:

cosmexpert:

jayames11:

thomas-is-so-vine-and-kind:

Violence Isn’t the Answer 💫 (W/ Winston Cunningham ; FX: Caleb Natale )

Thomas: Who took my food? JASON!

Thomas: *serene music playing* That was me ten minutes ago. I was mad, but friendship is more important

Thomas: That was me 15 seconds ago. Screw it. *door being kicked in* Jason!

how tf is this 6 seconds

slimeportal:

charlesoberonn:

Season 1: Make it funny and creative, have the main character be a young kid who’s relatable and has room to grow and learn as the show goes along. Let the protagonist have healthy and complex relationships with their guardians, and don’t be afraid to show said guardians as flawed individuals who make mistakes. Keep the main status quo mostly grounded, but allow for gradual change. The adventures should be fun and only occasionally sad, and leave an impact on the characters and plot. Don’t shy away from the occasional big episode that’s more serious and gives hints to things to come.

Season 2: Bring in The Apocalypse

MLP went a bit overboard in the Apocalypse category

brought in like twelve of them

Only two of those could be considered an apocolypse.

The others are a great war in progress, a resistance against new leaders after losing a war, a world where the only change is that everythign is more beautiful and an industrial revolution

an-gremlin:

tea-and-liminality:

malisteen:

sandandglass:

Some Republicans dislike Trump and Cruz as much as everybody else does

The republican establishment made a deliberate, conscious decision to court the ‘racist white asshole’ vote that the democratic party establishment lost after a democratic president signed off on the Civil Rights Act

The republican establishment embraced and promoted ‘prosperity theology’ to let the super-rich claim divine right to excuse the even increasing inequality that resulted from their policies, to put a ‘Christian’ stamp on their most un-christ-like behavior and economic philsophy, and to encourage their base to seal their right-leaning political affiliations behind an unthinking unreasoning shell of faith that would allow neither self criticism nor compromise.

The republican party establishment specifically rejected, and encouraged its voters to reject, rationality and science when those things proved to be at odds to the profit interests of their corporate sponsors or the fundamentalist dogma of their prosperity theology spokesmen.

And now, the Republican establishment is shocked to find their voting base utterly overrun with unthinking racist assholes who cannot be reasoned with, desperate to hand the reigns of power over to a super-rich megalomaniac.

Yeah, I wonder how that happened, too.

Fucking this.

Like good job idiots you cultivated a base of people who want to back the biggest asshole and never thought there could be an asshole bigger than yourselves.

There’s always a bigger asshole.

I would probably feel sorry for them if they weren’t racist or classist

jitterbugjive:

yeah don’t do this

it’s fucking rude.