Transcript: "Normalize being clear about what you will and will not tolerate anymore.
"Alex Elle
YourBeautifulLife " source
"Alex Elle
YourBeautifulLife " source
Tumblr user thoodleoo:
the only roman emperor i respect is honorius because, during his reign, rome was sacked, and when someone brought him the news that rome had perished he freaked out bc he thought they were talking about his pet bird named "rome," and when they explained that they were talking about the city he was like "oh thank god. who gives a shit"
Tumblr user kamenriderhamo:
shouldve called his ass hilarious
Tumblr user jentucker: source
the only roman emperor i respect is honorius because, during his reign, rome was sacked, and when someone brought him the news that rome had perished he freaked out bc he thought they were talking about his pet bird named "rome," and when they explained that they were talking about the city he was like "oh thank god. who gives a shit"
Tumblr user kamenriderhamo:
shouldve called his ass hilarious
Tumblr user jentucker: source
Tumblr user our-queer-experience
getting a bit tired of hearing “the trans agenda is to stay alive” “the gay agenda is to be allowed to grow up” “the queer agenda is to be allowed to love freely” cuz like i guess yeah those are good things and the liberals love them but my queer agenda is total gender liberation and an upheaval of capitalism and prison abolition and building a new and informed society. but yeah i can pretend the extent of my activism is about like a pride flag hanging from the capitol. sure. source
getting a bit tired of hearing “the trans agenda is to stay alive” “the gay agenda is to be allowed to grow up” “the queer agenda is to be allowed to love freely” cuz like i guess yeah those are good things and the liberals love them but my queer agenda is total gender liberation and an upheaval of capitalism and prison abolition and building a new and informed society. but yeah i can pretend the extent of my activism is about like a pride flag hanging from the capitol. sure. source
Tumblr user zombiepatch:
there's no such thing as a medicaid freeloader. everyone needs healthcare. it does not matter if you don't believe someone has a valid reason to not be working or in school- they are still a human being and human beings need healthcare. even if someone IS this strawman ""just lazy"" unemployed person, they deserve healthcare. sorry but i do not believe that the right to medical treatment without financial ruin is predicated on someone's "usefulness" to society. it's depressing that this is apparently too radical a belief. source
there's no such thing as a medicaid freeloader. everyone needs healthcare. it does not matter if you don't believe someone has a valid reason to not be working or in school- they are still a human being and human beings need healthcare. even if someone IS this strawman ""just lazy"" unemployed person, they deserve healthcare. sorry but i do not believe that the right to medical treatment without financial ruin is predicated on someone's "usefulness" to society. it's depressing that this is apparently too radical a belief. source
Tumblr user briarpatch-kids:
One thing I wished more people grasped is that wheelchair use is a full spectrum rather than just ambulatory/nonambulatory (and some non wheelchair users can't even get that right!)
Some people need a wheelchair for isolated outings like Disney or the mall.
Some people need one to leave the house
Some people need one for a couple months at a time on and off but can get by without it most of the time
Some people can take a couple steps but that's it
Some people have to stay in their wheelchair and can't move to a couch or regular chair.
Some people need extra equipment like slings or transfer boards to get in and out of their wheelchair.
Some only need their wheelchair on bad days.
All of the situations I just described are based on real people I know (and me!) and I would bet money that all of us have dealt with bullshit from people who don't understand that it's a spectrum. source
One thing I wished more people grasped is that wheelchair use is a full spectrum rather than just ambulatory/nonambulatory (and some non wheelchair users can't even get that right!)
Some people need a wheelchair for isolated outings like Disney or the mall.
Some people need one to leave the house
Some people need one for a couple months at a time on and off but can get by without it most of the time
Some people can take a couple steps but that's it
Some people have to stay in their wheelchair and can't move to a couch or regular chair.
Some people need extra equipment like slings or transfer boards to get in and out of their wheelchair.
Some only need their wheelchair on bad days.
All of the situations I just described are based on real people I know (and me!) and I would bet money that all of us have dealt with bullshit from people who don't understand that it's a spectrum. source