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The cast of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) posing for a family photo

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hold on something just happened

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blows my mind that conservatives have somehow been able to paint PROTEST as anti-free speech. if students protest a speaker at a university the are EXERCISING THEIR FREE SPEECH. if a book store dosnt carry a certain book they are EXERCISING THEIR FREE SPEECH. shocking that folks bought this flip

if you ever come up against something like this and are not sure what to make of it just consider this test: what does it look like if conservatives DID get their way. every book store MUST carry books they dont want to carry? students CANT dislike speakers? that is their model of 'free speech'

feels ridiculous to even say this but their brains are fully melted out of their heads so it is worth pointing out

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“Army of nightmares, huh? Let’s get this party started.” - THE CABIN IN THE WOODS (2012)

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LGBT+ PRIDE (❁´▽`❁)*✲ﾟ*

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30 Antifa Actions

For our 4th anniversary in June 2018, we posted a different anti-fascist action every day, partly in response to the flood of questions we get from people that want to take antifa action but aren’t sure just what to do.  Each one was something we reported on at some point over the last four years and most of them are actions that anyone could pull off anywhere, no matter their age or (dis)abilities.  Here’s the full, linked list for handy reference: #1: Show ‘Em Where You Stand #2: Table Shows #3: Take The Streets Away From Fascists #4: Know Your History #5: Go Where They Go #6: Love Football, Hate Fascism #7: Declare An Anti-Fascist Zone #8: Welcome Refugees #9: Write Your Bulgarian Ambassador #10: Cancel Their Plans #11: Get Them Fired #12: Go On Patrol #13: Start ‘Em Young #14: Keep The Fash Off The Beach #15: Ride With Them #16: Put On A Dance Party #17: Know Their Signs #18: 100 Nazi Twitter Scalps #19: Start Training #20: Show Some Solidarity #21: Movie Night! #22: Expose ‘Em #23: Stop Deportations #24: Write To Antifa Prisoners #25: Raise Money For Antifa Causes #26: Keep Your Town Nice & Clean #27: Banner Drop #28: Start An Anti-Racist Neighbourhood Watch #29: Work On Yourself #30: Read And Share

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“well are you a guy or a girl” i’m going to change the trajectory of your life forever

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This is who is leading the NYC mayoral democratic primary rn

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These are just a few of the reasons I LOVE the LGBTQIA+ community so much!

It's always important to remember what being a part of a community like this means. For me personally it means home, it means love, friendship and safety but for millions of people across the world right now it's the opposite, with everything going on in the world (especially with the recent rulings in the UK and USA) it's easy to forget that not everyone has a safe space in the world, they're being persecuted and hated for just being themselves!

Remember people, be there, be seen, be careful, be proud but above all be kind!

And on that note, if you need a friend, a place to vent or rant about anything that's going on in your life then my inbox and DMs are open to all who need a friendly face and listening ear.

If your family don't accept you then I'm your family now. Go eat, drink some water, and take your meds!

💜💜

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as soon as the internet decided depression and anxiety were the everyman mental illnesses and therefore not to be taken seriously we were all fucked tbh bc the fact that i have to feel embarrassed to admit i have debilitating anxiety because people will think im just an uwu dont call me out coward is ridiculous. its insane that i have to clarify that my depressive episodes are like life threatening and not whatever dipshit dumbed down idea of depression people seem to have like oh yeah i just wanna watch netflix and eat ice cream and not text people back. like bro i think im the devil

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Happy pride!!

I wanna boost the writings of a very bright Black trans feminist that I've been going through the works of over the last year or so. Her name is Nsàmbu Za Suékama. This is a link to one of her articles on medium.

In my opinion she deserves a LOT more followers and support!

Because, just as colonial ethnographer Richard F Burton saw masculine roles as “outside” the gendered embodiment he projected on the so-called Amazons of Dahomey, turning them into a ‘chief proof of Dahomé’s barbarian under-civilization’ (The Amazon Warrior Woman and the De/construction of Gendered Imperial Authority in Nineteenth Century Colonial Literature, Maeve E Adams), today’s gender paternalism frames any manhood and masculine embodiment outside of (western) cisheteronormativity as not just biologically illegitimate but also the result of a barbaric threat to civilization.

And who typically figures as the face of that barbarism but the Black trans woman? Materialist transfeminism has to theorize Anti-transmasculinity.

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Spirit Animal is racist.

Patronus was invented by a transphobe.

I think it’s time we all suck it up and say what we mean: fursona.

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One of the major dividing lines of our age is between those who think it's worthwhile to cooperate and work with other people, accepting their flaws and limitations, to build something larger than ourselves, and those who think everything is fundamentally hopeless and that other people are corrupt, degenerate, and suspect. And the latter is not conducive to having any kind of culture at all.

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Which path should he choose?

The path of the warrior, the path of the scholar, or the path of the artist?

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happy pride