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Chase it!

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Goblin check!

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Are you taking request?

So, uh.... i kinda fell off the face of the planet? I haven't really logged in and checked my requests in almost 2 years. I'm going to do my best to get back into it. So sorry for all the ignored requests. I'm going to close requests for a short while. Thank you for understanding!!

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“I’ve never had a double-digit score on any of my quizzes. Will I still be okay?”

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if you dislike/bash a female character because she gets ‘in the way’ of a ship, you’re a toxic shipper.

if you support pedophilic or abuser/abuse victim relationships, you’re a toxic shipper.

if you bash on straight ships solely cause they’re straight, you’re a toxic shipper.

if you bash on a gay/lesbian ship because of the different sexuality, you’re a toxic shipper. (and homophobic)

if you push the creator to make your ship canon, regardless of sexuality, you’re a toxic shipper.

if you think shipping a straight ship in high school is okay but is lewd when it’s gay/lesbian, you’re a toxic shipper.(and also a hypocrite)

if you bash/hate on a person because they just don’t like your ship, you’re a toxic shipper.

ships are meant to fun and harmless, don’t be hateful or toxic. a lot of shippers know their ships won’t be canon or that it may not make sense but that is not a reason to hate on them or bash them. if it’s not your cup of tea, scroll away and move on.

thank you.

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Denki no

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BNA: BRAND NEW ANIMAL ISN’T JUST ABOUT RACISM

bear with me as we dive into the themes of BNA and what allegories are really trying to be made

Brand New Animal is a show in which Beastmen (People who can turn into furries) exist as a species separate to humans. Now, species and differences thereof have been rather popular lately in furry media, and usually carry the unfortunate implications of a racism-specific theme. However, BNA takes it in a different direction.

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@omega-m‘s post gave me an idea to draw this comic. Shirou is the ultimate tired, but caring parent.

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Sir, that's my emotional support angry wolf dad

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lucasfilm placed poe dameron, the mandalorian, and cassian andor at different points in the star wars timeline because they knew a film with all three of them together would’ve been too powerful

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Joko’s Walmart Jschlatt gave me a migraine. Excuse me, I have to go and vomit.

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Y/N, about to do something risky: I’m doing this and neither you, Ukai, or even God himself can stop me!

Suga:

Suga: [takes his phone out and starts tapping on it]

Y/N:

Y/N: Suga.

Y/N, nervously: Suga. What are you doing?

Suga:

Y/N, starting to sweat: What the Hell did you do, Suga..!?

Suga: [smiles innocently]

Daichi, suddenly appearing from another room: Y/N L/N!

Me: OH MY GOD, I’M SCREWED--

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Do not use change.org petitions

Hey, just a reminder: Most governments cannot legally respond to change.org petitions. If you want to do activism to get a specific government to do or not do something, do not use a change.org petition. It will not work. They do not have to respond to those because they can’t check that the people signing it really are their constituents (the only people whose opinions they care about). Instead, use the official petition service of that government, because then it will have to be debated/acted on if it gets a certain number of signatures. 

For the UK: https://petition.parliament.uk/

For Australia: https://www.aph.gov.au/petition_list

For the US: https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/

For the EU parliament: https://petiport.secure.europarl.europa.eu/petitions/en/home

There are literally hundreds of different petition systems - at least one for every government. You can also just literally google your country of residence + petition.

These petitions legally have to be acted on if they reach a certain number of signatures. Change.org petitions do not, because there’s no way to verify where the signatories come from or how seriously members of parliament should take these signatures. Change.org (in addition to being an “unofficial” petition channel) is also a for-profit company that only uses your money to boost petitions within its own website. 

“(Change) is a multimillion dollar for-profit private company, not a nonprofit public charity as many falsely assume. The company began as a nonprofit that connected charities to donors, but has transitioned into a for-profit company that makes money by selling advertised petitions on its website, Change.org.” -Activist Facts 

It is additionally misleading - the number of signatures you actually need to have a petition debated/acted on/reviewed by the government will vary from place to place and the population size of the country you’re petitioning. Change.org does not have that information. Have you ever noticed how the number of signatures keeps getting extended? That’s because none of the goals actually do anything actionable. They are not legally binding.

Anyone can sign a change.org petition. Usually with petitions you need  to at least be a resident of the country you’re petitioning. The reason for that is that the democratically-elected representatives should act on their constituents’ desires. It is very easy to not act on a change.org petition from their perspective because they have no way of verifying if you’re actually a constituent and could vote them out. Having a petition that anyone can sign is a very easy way for the entire petition to be discredited. 

Please, I am begging you. I am thrilled by your enthusiasm for activism, but I am exhausted from having to jump onto every post that tries to petition a government through this fraudulent website. This matters because if faced with the option of signing a real petition or a change.org one, the change.org one is going to be more popular because fewer people know how this works, but we really need to boost through channels that work right now.

Examples for what not to do under the cut.

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