#LIKE DAMN HO

[matthewsmania]

you ever like wanna say mine to someone who’s not yours because like you just want to

[drrobobitch]

Chat Im literally gonna kms over this but IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!!

Currently my mommy is going on vaycay for abt 3 weeks or so 😽 so I have to stay with my great Aunt who has NO WI-FI NO INTERNET AND I DONT HAVE A HOTSPOT CUZ MY SIM CARD AINT WORKING😿😭😭💀💀 I LITERALLY AM SO READY TO KMS IM GONNA MISS THE MAJORITY OF ARTFIGHT AND ONLY HAVE A WEEK LEFT TO DO JACK. I CANT EVEN BACK OUT I HAVE TO STAY HERR BRUH

Ngl I have a small plan thats lowk not gonna work 😽 especially not daily so I may go dead silent or post every once in a while or so cuz Im literally in the country country like damn yehaw or whatever…Im only to post this cuz my little cousin has enough grace to let me use his hotspot 💀💀…so yea 💔😞

[kacchanbiased]

My 28 page nearly 10k “one shot” WIP AU stsg fic just staring me in the face for me to finish it

[stimtfil]

. . .

[itadooori]

i dont think hes happy

[unrelatedsideblog]

Why Sanji outfags Zoro here lmao

[minsu-the-cowardly-human]

Waiter, waiter!! More toxic Squid Game ships please!!!

[marsbotz]

some sick sort of dream

[rystiel]

can’t blame in-ho tbh i’d also stare at gi-hun all day

[lyxchen]

Well I don't know about you all but to me Gi-hun was (mentally and emotionally) fucking with In-ho all season. Likeee you don't have to be in the same room to have an emotional impact on each other. When In-ho watched Gi-hun not kill the other finalists and he cried??? That is such an awesome moment to me. Like I just, I fucking love that!! Gi-hun made him cry simply by being fucking Better than him. By proving him wrong, by showing that yes he Did have a choice, he didn't Have to kill those other players. And In-ho goes and he cries about it. That's so powerful and Gi-hun doesn't even know how much of an impact he has just made!!!!

Like having a verbal or physical fight or winning a debate is one thing. But just going out and doing what you think is good and right and then having that simple action Shatter somebody else's entire worldview? That Is Power!!! In-ho wasn't even in the same room. Nobody was with him, he was just sitting in his stupid little armchair, drinking his stupid little whiskey, watching his stupid giant screen. He was physically in charge and yet nothing could have protected him from Gi-hun doing What Is Right!! Like what is In-ho gonna do about it?? There is literally nothing he could have done to change that. He can go in and have the guards murder every finalist Gi-hun decided not to kill and he still would have to live with the fact that Gi-hun Didn't Kill Them and the implications of that!!!!!! Like fuck my life this is the best thing I've ever watched because holy shit that is so powerful. Changing somebody's mind by being good. That's the coolest, hottest shit ever, Gi-hun you will forever be famous for that because you won!!!!

It's like before season 3 came out everyone was like "ohh who's gonna win the moral battle? Gi-hun or In-ho?" and I kinda thought it was gonna end up being ambiguous but no sir, this is the best part because Gi-hun So Obviously Won. He may not have won the physical games but overall he WON!!!

[cornandahater]

if they actually kissed it'd be less gay than whatever this is 😭

[gihunloversunite]

Inho killed jungbae because everyone(gihun) got mad at him for picking O in the beginning and then here comes jungbae a game later picking O and everyone(gihun) forgave him.

Bonus:

[nixotinix]

sometimes a family is a mentally ill disgraced district attorney turned mob boss, his wife that is still madly in love with him, their best friend that does drugs and could bench press a semi truck, their gambling addict surrogate daughter, and the dog that said daughter bullied them into getting.

[tanadrin]

This article is interesting because (in criticizing a badly-argued claim that the 14th amendment to the US constitution might not confer birthright citizenship) the author points out something else I find quite interesting--that before the 14th amendment's passage, there was a pretty strong argument that birthright citizenship already was the legal default in the United States:

If this be a true principle—and I do not doubt it—it follows that every person born in the country is, at the moment of birth, prima facie a citizen; and he who would deny it must take upon himself the burden of proving some great disfranchisement strong enough to override the “natural-born” right as recognized by the Constitution in terms the most simple and comprehensive, and without any reference to race or color, or any other accidental circumstance.

Obviously this was in tension with the existence of slavery (as is so much else in the constitution), and would be until the passage of the 13th amendment. But AIUI the Radical Republicans in Congress thought that the 13th Amendment, just by virtue of abolishing slavery, already implied everything in the 14th and 15th amendments; they later enacted those as well, to clarify and support their goals, but these were seen as clarifying existing principles, and not creating new ones. Regardless, though, the ratification debates around the 14th amendment make its intent clear: even if birthright citizenship did not exist in the constitution before, the 14th amendment certainly created it.

[tar-afe]

raging kang dae-ho apologist btw. your boy had the most normal, human reaction to the insane shit that was happening and was killed for it. my love for gi-hun will not keep me from being pissed tf off that he essentially killed a young man for being scared

[itadooori]

how do you write a eulogy for someone who isn't dead yet?

(text is from a journal entry from TLOU pt 2)