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I'd like to remember Pope Francis as the Pope who called a ton of priests faggots, apologized for it, then called them all faggots again
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its it's important to lie in bed and make yourself as scared as possible all the time
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me when my disabilities disable me:

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fondly remembering when pope francis said he hopes hell is empty. top pope francis moments. right up there with him saying some seminaries are too faggy
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Canada, Australia, and Aotearoa have all seen their right-wing parties collapse in popularity since Trump took over.
We were headed for a hard-right turn, but this shift is absolutely unprecedented in modern times. The stark reality of a right wing nationalist future really got people to pay attention.
Unfortunately, it's at the cost of the millions of us in the US who will now suffer
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without a doubt this is the strongest indicator that we are swiftly heading to a recession
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Not me scrolling thru 10 years of your art to try to find the Jesus/Judas art... (Pretty incredible journey to see how your style has changed over time!!)
oh no haha I think I might have deleted them all as well 🙈
This is all I've drawn, I think:




and obligatory Jesus Christ Superstar redraw:
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Common Side Effects 1x01 | Jump In The Line - Harry Belafonte
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Dezider Tóth (Slovak, born 1947)
Sheet music LXIV. Weeping (Lamentácia), 1976–1978
Paint on paper, 45 x 62.5 cm
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Doctors are like: ughhhhh. You're confusing. Come back if you die
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“Time and time again, history shows us that caveat-laden arguments about what is or isn’t a concentration camp only occur in countries with sound political systems. When people are splitting hairs over the specific methodology and intent behind mass detention and human rights abuses, that’s when you know you’re looking at a vibrant, civilized society. It’s as true today as it was a hundred years ago. Civilizations are healthier when citizens are raising trivial objections to the use of the term ‘concentration camp’ on the grounds that their neighbor’s rendition to an oversight-free mass prison still technically exists within a legal framework, at least on paper.” Boyd went on to state that blindly insisting that anyone who wound up in a concentration camp must have done something wrong to get there has historically always been a sign of a healthy conscience.
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