lilbasthet
lilbasthet
Nothing worse than a lost cause
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Soph/they, them/bi/37/Berlin... I didn't choose the fandom life - the fandom life told me to stifle it or sit somewhere else so I sat right next to it and that's where I've been ever since...
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lilbasthet · 6 days ago
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Alpine Ibexes climb nearly 90 degree angles to lick salt deposits of of mountainsides. They crave that mineral.
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Facebook post from Matt Norris.
Post reads like a conversation between 2 people:
Prison labor is a problem we need to address soon.
Convicts in prison should have to work like the rest of us.
You mean like slavery?
No, we’re giving them 3 meals and a bed, at our expense, while they just sit around and watch TV. They should have to work!
Right. Like slavery.
It’s not like slavery!
Can they leave?
No.
Can they refuse work?
No.
So how exactly isn’t this slavery?
We DO pay them!
Do we pay in accordance with labor laws?
No. We pay them between 33 cents and $1.41/hour with a maximum daily wage below $5, then take up to half of that as room&board fees and victim compensation.
Right. So like slavery.
BUT.
No.
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Below URL image reads “fun bonus fact: enough of our labor market currently relies on labor at these depressed rates, that it has a substantial downward pressure on both wages and job availability in low-skilled sectors. Immigrants aren’t taking your jobs. Slavery is.
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I’d also like to add it’s not just private prisons. It’s also private detention centers where ICE keeps the immigrants.
-fae
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lilbasthet · 6 days ago
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lilbasthet · 17 days ago
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Well I made that supercut for S1 and it’s 45 minutes long, so I’d feel deeply guilty about just posting the whole thing. But here’s a small collection of highlights from Jon in early S1 that I laughed at.
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lilbasthet · 19 days ago
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Just wanted to share a little notebook page I did, while we wait for tmagp to continue
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lilbasthet · 21 days ago
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Happy Pride Month!! Have some pride Spocks (also if there is a specific flag that I missed that you’d like to see, I am more than happy to make another one <3
Alt flags/versions under the cut vvv
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lilbasthet · 23 days ago
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The fact that Ruby got permission to punch Conrad and then DIDN'T is criminal
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lilbasthet · 23 days ago
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It’s not even just Belinda. This entire era has been weirdly pushy on enforcing motherhood as the purpose of women
Donna is confirmed to have settled down and had a child as soon as she left the doctor
Ruby is only 19 and from the very beginning she’s in a maternal role. She looks after the children Carla fosters. In space babies she immediately assumes a maternal role to look after the children.
Anita was sad and lonely and now she’s happy and pregnant (from an accidental pregnancy, isn’t she so glad that happened without her deciding to do it!)
The ranis motivation is grief about her infertility, and her plan is to create loads of new time lord children. One of her incarnations describes herself as the mother of the other.
This entire two series arc has been building up to the statement that women should be mothers, and would be so much happier if they were mothers. Whether they want it or not. When it happens they’ll realise it’s what they wanted the whole time. It’s gross and I think one of the most misogynistic plots from a modern show I’ve seen.
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lilbasthet · 23 days ago
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Petition for them to hire a woman as showrunner for doctor who.
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lilbasthet · 23 days ago
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if i had a nickel for every time rtd introduced a woman of color medical professional companion who gets mistreated by the narrative i’d have two nickels which isn’t a lot but it’s telling that it happend twice
#dw
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lilbasthet · 23 days ago
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in addition to subjects that other people have already covered thoroughly and much better than i ever could (the handling of race, the antiblackness of rtd's writing, the misogyny, the weirdly bioessentialist handling of gender, etc.) i just want to step in and say that rtd's treatment of adoption is also fucking vile. what do you mean that ruby spends an entire season searching for her "real" mom as if adopted parents aren't real parents. what do you mean that carla abandons ruby in three separate timelines. (i can't even make the "if i had a nickel" joke because it's happened three separate times.) why did rtd elevate the mythic biological white mother at the expense of a black woman and decades of her love and choices and agency. the timeless child arc was literally described by chibnall as him grappling with his own feelings of being adopted (which, as someone who is adopted myself, are complicated and messy, i'm aware). why did you take the found family show about the doctor's extended "fam" and adoption and choosing a family and then babytrap a woman who didn't want kids and then constantly denigrate the woman who decided to adopt a child, one of the most powerful choices that someone can make. what the actual fuck rusty
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lilbasthet · 23 days ago
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does anyone else find it kinda misogynistic that rtd took belinda, a character who valued her autonomy and told off the doctor for scanning her body without her consent, and essentially gave her a child that she didn't even have to begin with? she broke up with an incel purely so that she would be able to keep her own agency and live her own life, and in the end, she didn't even get her own life back. her life will never be her own life again because motherhood changes a person. it revolves around her daughter now.
and yet conrad gets everything he ever wanted because ruby was nice to him?
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