#third wave

[findmeloveme]

Waves Lament - Third Wave + George Duke

[ven0mandw0nder]

low key people who order allongés are rude

[coffeenewstom]

Murnauer Kaffeerösterei im Wandel der Zeit

Es war eine Taxifahrt in der Vorweihnachtszeit 2017, die mich nach Murnau zum Unfallkrankenhaus der Berufsgenossenschaft verschlug. Am Fahrtziel entschied ich der nahen Murnauer Kaffeerösterei einen Besuch abzustatten. Mit Hilfe meines Navis fand ich mich auch so fern des Betriebssitzes glänzend zurecht und betrat nur wenige Minuten nachdem ich meinen Fahrgast abgesetzt hatte das Kaffeewunderland…

[angelique-of-the-volturi-guard]

All the political discourse rn and I have seen NOBODY talking about The Third Wave???? Do you know what that is???? No???? Well Imma tell you! in 1967 high school teacher Ron Jones conducted an experiment during a lecture on the holocaust when they couldn't understand how the German people could allow the Nazi's to do such things to the jewish people. Jones started a movement called "The Third Wave" and told his students that the movement aimed to eliminate democracy. Jones postulated that democracy’s focus on individuality was against mankind’s “authoritarian” nature, which he aimed to emphasize with the movement’s motto: "Strength through discipline, strength through involvement." and only made simple changes on the first day like asking his students to sit properly, to raise their hands before speaking, and to address him as Mr. Jones. The experiment was meant to be only one day, but the students took to it. On day two a salute was made and the movement was called the third wave. It began to grow as his students not only took to his tactics, but other students wanted to join in. The line "Strength through community" was added in. And then on the third day as the movement grew again, the motto "Strength through action" was added. Students were given member cards, taught how to initiate new members, and were instructed to report anyone who did not abide by the rules. By the fourth day the experiment was blowing out of Jones' control so he told the students that it was a nationwide movement, and that he next day a presidential candidate of the Third Wave would announce its existence to the public. Students were asked to attend a rally at noon the next day, and three students who dissented were banished to the library while the rally was held- where jones had other friends pretend to be speakers before revealing the "president" of the movement: Adolf Hitler.

It emphasized being careful about who you follow. The experiment was made into a tv movie in 1981 called The Wave (which I highly recommend watching btw), and shows how easily people can fall into fascism. Please watch it or read the novel of the same name by Todd Strasser, or Check out the wikipedia page. Get yourself educated and use what you learn to protect your loved ones please.

[weatherwaxironboots]

My love is a happening

When I worked in the ICU during the third wave of covid I learned a lot.

One of the things I learned about most was how love works.

When I am surrounded by suffering, beeping machines and occasionally actual screams of pain, I found that I am filled with love for those around me.

The people I will never see again that laid in those hospital beds I loved them.

I loved them so much. I've never had love come on so easy or so strong but in the face death my heart fills and overflows.

Love is something that happens to me over and over.

Love is when I applied for all the graveyard shifts so I could make sure all the patient phones got charged at night.

Love is when I asked the patients after morning xrays if they wanted to see the sunrise.

Love is when a grown man who's watched his mother die in front of him, he apologizes to me for sounding angry and I tell he is supposed to be angry, that this is grief, that he can be angry at me if he needs to.

Love is making sure the patient knows what the score of the baseball game the night before.

Love has me sobbing when a patient brought farm fresh eggs to thank the ICU staff and I had to throw them out because of covid rules. I have never cried so hard over eggs.

Love is something I become.

I am happening and so is Love.

[mellosdrawings]

~N2 Beach Day~

Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4 - Part 5

[cap98cody]

Alvin! My man! He saw it coming- The 3rd 🌊

[asphodeline-lutea]

Endeavour the Dragonsword

Whew this took me awhile… Here, have some Hiccup the Third and THE SWORD!

Edit: oh no wait I forgot to draw his freckles. My bad.

[taliabhattwrites]

In order to not commit the widespread sin of pissing on the poor, I am actually reading the 'Third Wave' feminist literature that has shaped mainstream feminist discourses both in the modern academy and the general zeitgeist.

And let me tell you, calling the 'Third Wave' less white, middle-class, elitist, or "Ivory Tower" than its predecessor is a pretty funny punchline to the joke that is feminist historiography.

The sheer postfeminist, post-strucuralist, navel-gazing, choicefem, "the struggle for equality is largely over and we are past the need for an organized movement" sentiments overflowing from the influential works here is making me want to peel my skin off. 'Third Wave' feminism was not spared "End of History" disease. No, it did not adequately address or integrate the concerns of women of color or working-class women. No, it did not incorporate intersectionality until the 2010s, when Crenshaw's work was popularized not by academic feminists but by the liberal feminist blogosphere. And no, it did not meaningfully engage with trans or queer oppression or care to really repudiate second-wave transmisogyny--a quick look at bell hooks' Is Paris Burning?, where she quotes Marilyn Frye and refuses to call the film's subjects trans, should tell you all you need to know there.

The era of feminism that gave us the girlboss was not a particularly inclusive wave, funnily enough.

[idontmindifuforgetme]

libraries were literally created for lonely little girls who would then go on to become lonely fully grown women btw

[imdowndownbutdefinetlynotout]

[baronofshadows1684]

Close enough, welcome back Harrow, Gideon, and Ianthe.

[johnlockbbc]

Guys guys who else thinks it’s time for a resurrection of the Sherlock fandom I feel like we need a fourth wave who’s down

[moowashereee]

homesick with grian because :(

[pastafossa]

There was a little kid in the neighborhood who met Pip on our walk yesterday and adored him and was VERY enthusiastic we come back the next day so he could see Pip again, and unfortunately the kid was not outside but no fear, after checking with friends to make sure it wasn't creepy, "Pippin" left this behind

Yes I traced his paw print as best I could by having him stand on it while I tried to circle his pads with a pencil

[beachwavez]

MY 24/7 COMMISSIONS ARE FINALLY OPEN!!! 🔛 ALWAYS OPEN TO NEW COMMISSIONS, NEVER ENDING QUEUE!!!

this week my boyfriend and i have been faced with a handful of unfortunately timed, high-priced issues that need to be taken care of (car maintenance, new bills, and our cat has conjunctivitis and will be going to the vet for an eye exam and meds later this week) and we are in need of a little more money to get us through all these extra expenses + our currently allotted for groceries and current bills.

if you’d like to commission me, please feel free to dm me here, on discord (@/splatzones), or on bsky (@/romeo.smokes.lol)!!! 📥🌾🐯