yum plot

mindfulwrath:

meetnategreen:

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There is currently a movement ongoing to render the electoral college obsolete before going through the lengthy process of completely abolishing it. It’s called the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.

omghotmemes:
“Seriously tho
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omghotmemes:

Seriously tho

homestuck perfectly captured sibling dynamic

homestuck perfectly captured sibling dynamic

korvys:

findingfeather:

deluxetrashqueen:

“Corporations supporting things like BLM and Pride is largely performative and shouldn’t be overly praised or focused on. They’re just trying to do what they think will earn them money” and “Corporations openly showing support for things like BLM and Pride are incredibly important” and not mutually exclusive ideas.

Corporation support is not the source of social change, it’s the visible indication of it. A mall covered in rainbow flags with ‘pride month sales!’ is nothing that makes LGBT people more accepted, nor do tweets from companies about supporting the BLM protests do anything to stop police violence, but they DO show the shift in public mindset. Corporations don’t take risks. They don’t make bold statements that they feel are unpopular or will lose them money or support. They’re a litmus test for when a statement or symbol that has been taboo becomes a commonly held belief. 

When a corporation makes these kinds of statements, it means that the people out there fighting every day for these movements are having an effect. Their fight is causing a change in social perception to the point where businesses who carefully choose every single thing they say can post about solidarity with protesters and feel confidant that they are saying something that represents the feelings and beliefs of the majority. A mall being covered in Pride flags is a sign that the country will accept a mall filled with Pride flags. That those working to make social and cultural change are succeeding. 

This this this this FUCKING THIS.

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“it’s not nothing to have moved the needle so far that companies have decided the big money is on the side of pandering to us instead of to the people who hate us”

pia-soleildiddle:

 makes up  lore for Crash no one asked for actually  just wanted to draw coco and crash as little kids

a-flock-of-crows:

gayarsonist:

gayarsonist:

my favorite thing in the entire world is fiction that takes the concept of “space ship” to its literal extreme i’m not even exaggerating that shit rocks

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pics that make you yearn for a life in a universe that only exists in your daydreams

pics that make you wish Treasure Planet was a more appreciated movie

arystocrat:

give her a keese

aresia:

threehoursfromtroy:

fireroyals:

sunlightmoonlightstarlight:

kingedwardelricofxerxes:

morganalefay:

Beforeby *Nymre

WHO TOLD YOU THAT THIS WAS OKAY

Isn’t this rather out of character?

No. No it’s not. Because of this:

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Do you see that?^

Because the rivalry wasn’t always there. 

Because she was little once. 

Because there was a time when she wasn’t a strategic genius and a firebending prodigy. 

Because he didn’t always have to live under her shadow just ‘cause their scumbag of a father said so. 

Because once they were just kids.

So no, dear, it’s not out of character. Not at all.

This is why I always, always appreciate how their final agni kai was framed. It wasn’t a big hero moment for Zuko, it wasn’t an action spectacular.

It was a tragedy.

The sins of the parents–and Ursa is not blameless in this–played out in their children. So much damage done.

In another time, with a different upbringing, they could’ve been like Sokka and Katara.

Instead?

Instead…

I saw this and was weak. I reblog.