hairyoguyghast
hairyoguyghast
Mr. Draven
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A man with ambition | 20 years-old | Looking for Work, I need it pleaseI do storyboards for free! You can use my art with credit.
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hairyoguyghast · 3 hours ago
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He's a ass of tumors.
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The vagina speaks the truth.
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Rancid figures I made on Newgrounds.
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hairyoguyghast · 9 days ago
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Bitch, I ain't gonna tattle for ya rich ass. You deserve it for your expensive shit.
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hairyoguyghast · 9 days ago
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To everybody working at a major company, please quit. Your just doing the work for the billionaires that will take the vast majority of the profits for themselves. You are being embezzled! you should all quit NOW and form an employee lead organization that prioritizes morality over profit. PLEASE DO THIS IMMEDIATELY
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hairyoguyghast · 11 days ago
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Mississippi: “We’re declaring a public health emergency because our infant mortality rate is the highest it’s been in over a decade.”
Also Mississippi: closes rural hospitals, slashes healthcare programs, and acts confused when babies die.
9.7 babies per 1,000 births
didn’t make it to their first birthday in 2024. That’s not just a statistic, that’s a state-sized obituary.
Since 2014, over 3,500 Mississippi babies have died before turning one. But sure, let’s keep debating whether healthcare is a “luxury.”
Every dead infant = a devastated family.
Every devastated family = a broken community.
Every broken community = a policy choice dressed up as “oops, public health emergency.”
It’s not an emergency if you saw it coming for ten years. It’s negligence with a press release.
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hairyoguyghast · 15 days ago
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hairyoguyghast · 20 days ago
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Every war, armed conflict, and hostile relations between nations in the world needs to end. We have to prepare ourselves for the climate crisis and solve problems like mental illness, poverty and pollution instead We must stop the manufacture of weapons and train people to be kind, not to attack or hate. But it seems as though the crooks at the top don't want that. So have to raise our voice, be unafraid of their aggression and bring them to our level of suffering. What it feels like to be poor and hungry all the time!
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hairyoguyghast · 1 month ago
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hairyoguyghast · 1 month ago
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hairyoguyghast · 1 month ago
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hairyoguyghast · 1 month ago
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WORDS BRO
As always, the Irish speak nothing but facts.
How many more innocent civilians have to be killed by Israel before you condemn that for it?
That is a genocide.
That this is a crime on all accounts.
And deserves to be punished to the full extent off the law.
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hairyoguyghast · 2 months ago
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CBT
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CBT
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hairyoguyghast · 2 months ago
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A Thought
I've been thinking this one for a while now and it has to do with our position in society. Why do we continue to ignore the problems facing our environment such as littering. For the past couple weeks, I've been collecting trash in bags that are scattered along my town's sidewalks, roads, parking lots, and buildings. I must've made a dozen full bags of trash in that time. It serves as a reminder that there's trash everywhere and theres a lot of it. Some of it's been laying around for months. The worst part is that nobody besides me does it and they often carelessly throw trash outta car anyways. I ask those reading this to contribute to nature by spending some of your freetime going outside with a couple bags and collect trash near where you live. And also crib on the amount of trash you have by reusing plastic bottles and repairing broken things. Take my word for it, or you might drink what you threw away.
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hairyoguyghast · 2 months ago
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im in love with these silly knitted dogs
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hairyoguyghast · 2 months ago
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Insulin is a perfect counter to the "without a profit motive no one will invent anything" bullshit.
The inventors of insulin wanted it to be free and avaliable to everyone who needs it. The inventors invented it without a profit motive.
Then, capitalists inserted themselves as middle men in order to extract profit from it. It's now ridiculously expensive and people need it to live.
People are dying. The tool to save them exists. Capitalists hijack the lifesaving tool and hold it for ransom. Because of that, people die.
Capitalism is pure evil. Capitalists are murderers.
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hairyoguyghast · 2 months ago
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When it comes to understanding migration, this needs to be taken into account: if you are in a rural area in the global south, like Honduras, you have basically no access to social services, medicine, and education. In fact, the funding for those services is actually being cut, as the social security funds have been looted by corrupt politicans appointed by a military coup. Then you have to factor in that you likely have no access to the land, and no access to credit to buy seeds, and have to sell yourself for basically pennies to an agroindustrial giant. The peasants feed the local people; the agroindustries feed the Americans. In Guatamala, there is a neo-corporate fuedalism where you are allowed a patch of land if you are willing to work, unpaid, for coffee plantations which sell their produce to the German company Ritz. If you attempt to settle unoccupied land, a local businessman will claim it is his without any proof, and the police will take his side because the Agrarian Reform Institute, which issues land titles, is controlled by coupists whose main concern is squeezing as much wealth out of the country as possible. Thugs will murder a man and his wife in broad daylight, and the judge will respond by evicting you and your family from the land.
There is nowhere else for you to go but Tegucigalpa, where you can work trying to wash car windows or selling snacks to passing cars for a handful of lempira a day. Or perhaps you could work for a few dollars a day in one of the maquila factories making textiles for the American and European market, which are set up in special economic zones called Charter Cities where the constitution and labour laws do not apply, which can close down and spirit away whenever they like to another country when they are more willing to sell their people for even less. And then you have to factor in the hurricanes that sweep through the country, destroying everything, that the rains no longer come when they used to but when they do they come in flooding torrents. Much of the north of Honduras is currently underwater; most of the banana and coffee plantations have been destroyed.
And then you factor in when you tried to change this via electing a better government in 2006, he was overthrown in 2009; when you tried to get organised and resist the coup, your friends, your loved ones, your trade union leaders and peasant resisters all turned up mysteriously dead while the military and police worked with drug gangs disguised as agribusiness like the Dinant coproration to burn down villages that opposed them. For trying to change things in the way that you were supposed to, through non violently protesting, organising, and voting for something better, you were subjected to a decade of counterrevolutionary terror and violence that the “international community” not only ignored but gave its active approval to. All of the factors listed above have not only been ongoing for the last 10 years, they’ve been intensified, hothoused by the global counterrevolutionary terror that was the response to the 2011 wave of post-financial crisis uprisings and revolutions and accelerating climate apocalypse.
And at the same time, all of this is being done so more of the country can be turned into a massive cash cow for the benefit of foreign corporations and domestic oligarchs. The wealth of your country is siphoned off and flows around the American and European financial system, benefiting them and building a consumer disneyland that looks like paradise compared to your situation. That could, even if you are worked for nothing, give you a few dollars to send home that could build your abuela in the countryside a nice home for her to live out her days. What other option is left for you and your family other than joining the exodus of people heading north, to the countries where the wealth and profits and rewards of your homeland’s suffering are being kept. And after you cross mountains and rivers which freeze you to death and sweep you away, you are faced with a massive border wall of ahte and soldiers on horses which hit you with sticks. You are faced with an immigration detention centre that will chain you to your bed while you give birth and separate you from your baby who will be given away for adoption to a white couple. When you make a charge against the border fence in Melilla, fed up with being kept in shacks with nothing while the Northerners debate what to do about the problem people their greed has forced to move, the Moroccan police will beat 35 of you to death.
And then when you get there to that golden paradise, you end up doing work not dissimilar to the work you were doing back home, working for pennies (though pennies that are valuable enough back home to buy the family that remain the tiniest slice of comfort) for an agroindustrial giant that supplies supermarkets with cheap produce picked by cheaper people. While you work in the fields, a crop duster plane will spray you with paraquat; when support organisations try to raise this with OSHA they will ask for the plane’s number, and when this can’t be provided they will say nothing can be done. In fact, inspectors are ordered to stay away from the plantations on the Texas border. A member of the Border Agricultural Workers Project says she hasn’t seen a normal child born on the border in 20 years, such is the effect of agrichemicals. If you fuck up in the slightest, have any interaction with the state, you will be deported and sent back to square one. There are a 14 million migrants in the US in the same precarious state, effectively without any way of enforcing their rights. My aunt is a Mexican migrant in California. Her son was deported because he got a speeding ticket. It was 15 years before she saw him again, other than through the bars of the border fence, when she finally got her green card.
The situation in Honduras can be repeated for almost any other country. Syria, Venezuela, Iraq, South Sudan, Libya, all the headline countries are countries that have been subjected to a severe counterrevolutionary terror. The processes of dispossession and destruction of peasant economies and communities (primitive accumulation to use the Marxist jargon) have been hothoused over the last decade by war and violence. I just wish that relatively comfortable people in the imperialist countries realised that the “migrant crisis” is the result of policies that their governments forced on others. Violence that their elites made their fortunes off. What a monstrous, barbarous way of life we have.
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hairyoguyghast · 2 months ago
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hairyoguyghast · 3 months ago
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Two “crooks” are stopped by cops. Thought I’d post this in light of recent events
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