Twenty-Five Years With Godzilla
Fangoria #1 (1979)
Deeds that would be punished by loss of life when committed in secret, are praised by us because uniformed generals have carried them out.
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| — | Seneca, Moral Letters to Lucilius (via philosophybits) |
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The State of the Union this year may make for a seriously awkward moment.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will be seated over President Trump’s left shoulder Tuesday, less than two months after the Democratic-controlled House impeached him — and just as the Republican-controlled Senate will be deciding whether to keep or remove him from office. (Trump is widely expected to be acquitted because a two-thirds majority is needed to remove a president, and there is no indication that 20 Republicans would side with the Democrats and independents who caucus with them.)
But what of the substance? What about the policies Trump promised in last year’s State of the Union address?
They can flip off this country all they want considering the fact it was theirs first.
Isn’t Mt. Rushmore sacred to native peoples? Kinda fucked up we put their killers faces on it
Yes. Before the sculptures were built, the land was sacredly owned by indigenous tribes. In 1980, the land was illegally taken away from them by the supreme court. Not to mention, one of the main people who manufactured the sculptures was literally apart of the KKK… So yeah.. they are more than welcome to flip off these so called “masterpieces”
Anyone know if this is true of false?
I literally…….provided sources…………..
WHO IS SHE
WH A T
it’s…. it’s reverse cowgirl. Literally.
And this, kids, is why we tell you in horseback riding lessons to grip with your thighs, not hang on with your hands.
Because it frees up your hands to be gay
Exactly!
Thank you for coming to my TED talk
On this day, 1 June 1985, British police brutally attacked people heading to Stonehenge in the “Battle of the Beanfield”. Police smashed the windows of vehicles the travellers and others were using, dragged people out through the broken glass, beating them and breaking teeth, glasses and bones. They arrested 420 people, the biggest mass arrest of civilians in hundreds of years, systematically looted, smashed and burned travellers’ homes and 7 dogs were killed by the RSPCA. Authorities at the time were determined to destroy Britain’s traveller communities. This is a short account of what happened: https://libcom.org/history/1985-battle-beanfield https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/1136147589903723/?type=3
