watching-pictures-move:

Shock Waves (Wiederhorn, 1977)

mariocki:

Shock Waves (1977)

“He is dead?”

“Don’t you know?”

“Most sincerely, I do not.”

“Seemed like he was drowned.”

“Then I am afraid it is too late.”

“Too late for what?”

“For any of us! You are indeed very stupid. I gave you a chance to save yourselves but you have refused to take it. So be it. Now it is too late.”

gorps:

soul-hammer:

Alone and Exploited, Migrant Children Work Brutal Jobs Across the U.S.

Arriving in record numbers, they’re ending up in dangerous jobs that violate child labor laws — including in factories that make products fo

nytimes.com

ALT

“Notice: a story documenting thousands of cases of child exploitation, clear as day, out in the open, and the (to be clear, otherwise excellent) report doesn’t mention the word “crime” or “criminal” once. It’s presented entirely as a civil and bureaucratic process issue. The idea that any of these corporate execs flagrantly and knowingly breaking child labor laws and hiring 12yo’s would ever face prison isn’t even entertained as an option—much less a logical solution. For these corporations child exploitation is simply not a criminal risk, at all” x

chernobog13:

King Ghidorah stomping through a shrine.

Image by Nobuhiko Ito (@itonobuhiko/Twitter)

shakingandwithdrawn:

today was a good day

emily-whaaa:

Baldassare Tommaso Peruzzi - Crouching Figure of Atlas. 1481–1536. Pen and brown ink, over leadpoint or black chalk

nevver:

Tin Can Forest

roach-works:

animentality:

as long as the middle school kid who just died at the worksite is straight, god says it’s fine

rick6919:

Migrant workers say company took their passports, charged illegal fees, threatened retaliation

Two migrant farm workers from Guatemala are suing an Oceana County farm labor contracting company, alleging that it confiscated their passpo

mlive

shiftythrifting:

got more time for misbehavin’ since i started microwavin’