#declaration of peace

[whitesunlars]

targeting civilians. murdering them, raping them, torturing them, and then desecrating their bodies. annihilating entire families. kidnapping babies as young as 6 months and Holocaust survivors as old as 100. shooting down attendees at a rave that was for peace. this is not freedom fighting. this is not liberation. and this will certainly not free palestine.

all this does is cause more suffering for both israelis and palestinians. all this causes is war and death and atrocities.

it is terrorism. if you try to justify it, you are supporting terrorism.

[nelkcats]

Family Traditions

The Mansons and the Waynes always had a...rocky relationship. Starting with Alfred facing off against Ida on the battlefield during his time in the British secret service. And cursing when the girl scurried out of his sight.

Although they no longer wanted to kill each other (maybe, they had children to take care of), their rivalry prevailed, and they could start fighting over anything. It was one of the reasons Ida attended to the Wayne Gala and only the Wayne gala. Just to upset the butler.

And this didn't just stay with them, Pamela HATED Bruce Wayne (and the feeling was mutual). They attended galas since they were kids and he was the most fucking annoying person she knew. She couldn't believe how he fooled everyone with "the playboy Brucie", he was obnoxious. And smarter than people gave him credit for. (Also, Pamela was pretty sure he was gay anyway)

Sam didn't want to follow this family tradition but when Damian Wayne tried to stab her with a cooking knife (after she kindly gave him an advice, taking responsibility as the eldest between them), the war begun, again.

Danny started attending those galas only to see things explode after being told this piece of information by Sam. The entire Manson family knew about it but the Waynes had no idea why the Masters heir was there. He even brought popcorn!

[kiababs-creative-void]

Hey!!

Hey @mollish-art !!!!

I did a fanart for Unperson because I am obsessed with it. I couldn't get the visual of this passage from chapter two out of my brain.

(pssst here's the fic for those who haven't read it https://archiveofourown.org/works/47833267/chapters/120589285 )

[andthebeanstalk]

Betty is so relatable I would do the same shit for my wife

[reclaim-your-human-dignity]

Today marks 106 years since Britain issued its colonial Balfour Declaration, which gave away the land of Palestinians to Zionist Jews, who wanted to establish a homeland for all the Jewish people of the world in Palestine.

This is where crimes against Palestinians started. Britain unlawfully gave away a land that it did not own!! It’s time for the UK government to take responsibility for the killing of hundreds of thousands of innocent people and depriving the people of Palestine from living in their own country in peace!

[clove-pinks]

Here's what you are in Marryat's code of signals! Happy Valentine's Day, friend!

Thank you my friend!! ❤️

In the 1847 (tenth) edition of Marryat's Code of Signals, I believe I found your intended message:

HOWEVER. The first thing I pulled up was the fourth edition of 1826, which has a distinctly different message for 943:

Hopefully no one would be sailing around in 1847 with an edition of Marryat's Code over 20 years out of date, but this could set up some pretty catastrophic misunderstandings...

"Update your software code book! OR ELSE."

[yea-baiyi]

i’m sure people smarter than me have said this, but the odyssey is the sequel to the monomyth actually. in the hero’s journey the hero departs from home, from innocence, from safety, to fulfil his destiny. in homer’s the odyssey, the war is over, the destiny fulfilled. next comes the real fight, the unwinnable fight—to return to everything you left home to fight for.

in the first half of the poem, while odysseus fights tooth and nail to return home, his home fights with its last breath to give odysseus a home to return to. and time is running out. his wife penelope is down to her last desperate excuse. suitors have invaded his home, eating through his household and his wealth. his son, telemachus, almost grown, leaves home for the first time to find out if odysseus is still alive, if there is still a reason to keep fighting. having lost everything he had, over and over, odysseus is finally allowed to arrive in his homeland. at first he doesn’t recognise it. and he is cursed to look old and decrepit, so that none of his loved ones would recognise him.

for the second half of the poem, he has returned and miraculously, he has not been displaced or forgotten. but now he has to reclaim what was his. and removing the rot, restoring this place to the home odysseus remembers, is long and painful. instead of walking through the front door, he must sneak in through the back or risk being thrown out. not a single person knows him by sight; odysseus must prove his identity over and over, to every member of his household. he must retell story after story, share secret after secret, reveal every marking or scar upon his body, to finally be recognised by his own family. and then he destroys every last trace of the intruders—kills the men, kills the servants, wipes the slate clean.

by athena’s magic, he is restored to his former youth and glory as he reunites with his wife. the families of the slain suitors try to seek revenge, but zeus, lord of the skies, intervenes. odysseus, filled with his god-given strength, is home, and ready to fight to protect it.

it’s a complete sequel to the heroes journey, but what makes it part of the monomyth is the horrible truth about odysseus’ tale: that it’s impossible. that you will leave, and your home will change in your absence, and someone might fill your place; your family won’t recognise you, your wife met someone else, intruders have destroyed your home, and you will never be as young as you were. you will return and you will fight with every ounce of your strength and it won’t be enough to turn back the clock. it’s the terrible last chapter to every hero’s story that we don’t like to talk about.

and yet, of course, it’s the same story we tell over and over: we’ve won the war, now all we want is to return home, but home is no longer somewhere we can reach.

[buttercupart]

the youngest Dreemurr, Frisk - child of the human world, ambassador to the monster world, and warrior of peace

[happy-mokka]

"I am the Doctor, and I declare: this war is over!"

This world could be such a good place. Just let The Doctor in your lives. I did. Feels good.

Doctor who?

Just The Doctor.

Yep. Him, alright.

Won't bring world peace tomorrow or next week, but is definitely a step in the right direction. All creativity, giddiness and fun aside, I LOVE that it is always emphasizing a universal message of peace, tolerance, inclusion, joy and most importantly LOVE.

[joron1a-stardustlor]

GOODBYE

DECLARATION

He's insecure of his self worth, gay asf,loves apple juice and is very silly. he's Bandana dee

I love him sm ghdgshgsgs

And Goodbye Declartion is a great song for him even better if its the kagamine Len cover

anyways have some extra bacround stuff

[byfaithmedia]

Yes Lord 🙏🏻

[goodvibesatpeace]

[ashwithane]

dnd-esque fantasy guys for concept art

[weregonnabecoolbeans]

I watched Ani BEFORE I was a star wars fan and loved it because I love starkid

Now that star wars has consumed my brain I’m scared for what this musical will do to me the next time I watch it

[marcobodtlives]

Marco’s inherent nature leads me to believe that he would absolutely forgive Reiner, Bertholdt, and Annie.

I think he would’ve been an amazing advocate for talking things through and not committing genocide.

[chaiaurchaandni]