If, according to Kanye West, one good girl is worth a thousand bitches, and if, according to Lil Wayne, bitches come a dime a dozen, it means that one good girl is worth $8.33 USD (2015).
thank you for this
I need the equation you used for this
It’s your basic equation substitution method. You simplify the second equation from Lil Wayne (the blue one) and plug it into the original equation from Kanye (red one) and solve for the answer (green).
Social justice thieves are the shoplifting community
I’m pretty sure the last social justice mage got arrested for stealing bones
I wanna be a social justice bard to seduce the patriachy
jontron: how many levels of racism are you on
pewdiepie: i dunno. like five or six.
jontron: you are like a little baby. watch this.
Twilight Princess Link: Sits patiently by the edge of a river for three hours to catch a single minnow, which he then shows off to several people
Breath of the Wild Link: Fucking power dives off a fifty foot waterfall, shirtless and screaming, to catch a carp with his bare hands, which he then cooks with watermelon, crabs, and milk, creating a seafood dish that lets him temporarily fight God
THE PRINCE OF EGYPT, 1998, dir. Brenda Chapman and Steve Hickner
This is a film which 100% deserves to be called powerful, and that is in no small thanks to the wonderfully written/acted women within it. The animation and music work together to create such stunning characters.
I get chills just thinking of Yocheved’s brief appearance at the beginning of the movie, as she sends away her youngest son so he may be saved. I am touched remembering the Egyptian Queen’s relationship with Moses (”when the Gods send you a blessing, you don’t ask why it was sent”). I am inspired by Miriam’s untraditional strength - she is not the Strong Female Character Of The ‘90s; her strength is her faith in her brother, her faith in God, her faith in people. She is determined and unafraid to speak what is on her mind. Tzipporah does slide a little bit into the Strong Female Character archetype (sassy, hip-swaying, Ahead Of Her Time), but the movie allows her to mellow out when she no longer feels threatened. And that in itself is something - she is allowed to portray that she feels threatened and the movie does not make it out to be an overreaction on her part. She has to be strong to survive, but when she’s somewhere she feels safe, she is calm and happy and still strong.
*hits the blunt* yugioh was propaganda because the season they opened the anime with in the US started by making you pity yugi for losing his exodia cards in like, the second episode i think it was. basically this fuck has a huge unfair advantage over everyone else in the world and is planning to use it to win a cash tournament. but you’re supposed to feel bad for him when he loses that advantage and ends up on an even playing field because the cards are “his property”. exodia is capital and yugi moto is the bourgeoisie
and kids are meant to think “wow id hate it if i had exodia and i lost it. i could have exodia someday so for some reason i empathize with that situation” it’s literally capital
Luke ur literally misreading this entire fucking thing cuz kaiba is literally a fucking CEO and he’s the villain. this show is anticapitalist…yugi losing the exodia cards is actually about how the proletariat loses the true value of their labor under the surplus theory of value
ok listen up though yugi literally gets possessed by the spirit of a pharaoh and inherited the exodia cards from his grandfather they are clearly a metaphor for the divine right of kings under feudalism and weevil is the bourgeois revolutionaries overthrowing feudalism. only joey wheeler, the true hero of the proletariat, can
I am Silver Tongue, I am an artist. I have many characters and you can check out my art in the art tag. I occasionally practice witchcraft though I don't do anything too complicated. I am girl 2 and don't know what else to put here.
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