afloweroutofstone:

Roughly 0.3% of the US tested positive for COVID-19 yesterday. Omicron appears to be much less deadly than other strains, but it also appears to be drastically more contagious

lsdjellyfishu:

Finally, at long last, Monster Warrior Godzilla!
Scans and Translation by myself!
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@hedorahtheblogmonster

@citystompers1

@astoundingbeyondbelief

dick-flavored-jellybean:

jackmeatington:

too-music:

Aww this is cute

theartofthecover:

Death to the Army of Darkness! #1 (Valentine’s Day Variant) (2020)

[John Romita Sr.’s the Amazing Spider-Man Annual Vol. 1 #21 (1987) homage]

Art by: Sebastian Piriz

anarchistmemecollective:

irate-badfem-harpy:

amberdamnn:

wifepup:

saundering:

so apparently you can hide Nazis on Twitter by setting your location results to Germany or France because Twitter is legally required to remove Nazi content there, so Twitter always had the ability to remove Nazis, they just choose not to

fucking yikes lol

It’s high key illegal to make any kind of nazi joke or gesture in Germany. People can get fired for it and in extreme cases even arrested. On my class trip to Berlin this kid thought it’d be funny to do a Nazi salute in the parking lot where hitler died (was not a destination, just happened to walk by). He was immediately pulled aside by police who legit booked him a flight home for the next day, without the rest of us. He was suspended for two weeks too.

Funny how the country responsible for this takes full responsibility and fights to make it never happen again, while the US, who spent years basing an entire identity on fighting Nazis, gives them a platform to speak freely and draft members.

Don’t forget they literally came out and said if they filtered nazis like they do in Germany and France the algorithm wouldn’t be able to tell the difference between nazis and republican congressmen.

Don’t forget the US helped and facilitated the nazis until the last minute (and then adopted them)

apocalyptic-mailman:

unbossed:

nirtonic:

Malignant compliance is an effective tool to keep in obese quiver

It’s more commonly known as “work-to-rule” and here’s a great story about one case of its successful use.

https://libcom.org/blog/work-rule-11052014

“The day after Starbucks workers met at the Bat Cave we found ourselves working an understaffed morning shift but this time it was different. Instead of feeling the normal frustration, those of us who were at the meeting exchanged knowing glances and began implementing our plan of following every rule, thereby slowing down service. We also whispered to partners who were not in the know to slow down, don’t kill yourself. It was as if everyone took a deep breath and began working at a safe and thorough pace. The effects were instant. The speed of service dropped immediately. We ran out of brewed coffee because we were only brewing when the beeper signaled it was time. Everyone stayed in the positions they were assigned and acted only at the directions of the Store Manager. Every 10 minutes when someone was assigned to clean the lobby, we did a thorough job, ensuring everything was clean and properly stocked. Every drink and food order was perfect.

Dan, the Store Manager, lost his mind.”

Also sometimes referred to as “malicious compliance”, and it’s my favorite thing

tonysopranobignaturals-deactiva:

CIA Says It Will No Longer Use Vaccine Programs As Cover

Answering health experts' complaints that using vaccination programs for spying had hurt international efforts to fight disease, the CIA say

NPR.org

A White House official says the CIA will no longer use vaccine programs as cover for spy operations, answering health experts’ complaints that it had hurt international efforts to fight disease.

You cannot make this shit up

guerrillatech:

sketiana:

i think ab t this image eveey day of my life i wish it existed in 2002 it wouldve changed the fucking world