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May. 18, 13

12:57 AM

luridfragment:

Can we stop pretending that you’ll save a bunch of poor starving African kids if you go vegan? The U.S. wasted 34 million tons of food last year. We could’ve given that to starving people, but we didn’t. If everyone ~goes vegan~, we’re not going to continue to produce the same amount of grain and then just ship all of it to third world countries.

Let’s start talking about capitalism and imperialism and let’s stop pretending we’re ~saving all those poor people~ just by buying different shit at the grocery store.

Please stop using token pictures of people of the Global South when promoting veganism.

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May. 17, 13

11:53 AM

“Nonviolence is an inherently privileged position in the modern context. Besides the fact that the typical pacifist is quite clearly white and middle class, pacifism as an ideology comes from a privileged context. It ignores that violence is already here; that violence is an unavoidable, structurally integral part of the current social hierarchy; and that it is people of color who are most affected by that violence. Pacifism assumes that white people who grew up in the suburbs with all their basic needs met can counsel oppressed people, many of whom are people of color, to suffer patiently under an inconceivably greater violence, until such time as the Great White Father is swayed by the movement’s demands or pacifists achieve that legendary “critical mass."
Peter Gelderlos, Why Nonviolence Protects the State (via tabularasae)

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May. 16, 13

10:29 PM

theveganarchist:

odinsblog:

Rachel Maddow breaks it down so simply that an 8th grader could understand it:

  1. ExxonMobil is more profitable than Walmart, Google, McDonald’s, American Express and Goldman Sachs combined
  2. Exxon’s fine for the oil Pegasus Pipeline spill in Arkansas is only a tiny fraction of its daily profit
  3. Again, Exxon paid just a tiny fraction of its daily profit for the entire Yellowstone oil spill


This begs (at least) three questions: Why does the U.S. Government even subsidize oil companies in the first place? Why doesn’t our government have more serious fines for oil spills? AND ARE WE SERIOUSLY CONSIDERING THE KEYSTONE PIPELINE?!? REALLY? NO, REALLY? 

The Keystone Pipeline will absolutely, positively spring a leak already has sprung several leaks

The oil industry has no clue how to clean up or prevent the leaks and they aren’t even exploring new technologies for oil spill clean ups

The KXL Pipeline will go through a MAJOR clean water drinking aquifer. Is America so stupid to “drill baby drill” that we’re willing to endanger our most valuable non-renewable resource —water— for a finite fossil fuel that wind and solar tech will ultimately replace?

This needs WAY more notes.

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May. 15, 13

10:29 PM

This was my entire college experience.

This was my entire college experience.

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08:02 PM

toobaa:

Life value compared in font size.

toobaa:

Life value compared in font size.

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11:54 AM

peribacasi:

now this is a tutorial according to my taste

peribacasi:

now this is a tutorial according to my taste

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May. 14, 13

10:54 PM

Mind Eraser - Subtle Entities

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02:55 PM

Oh, the levels of meta post-modern irony that Foucault most of all is used to maintain a certain social class in power.

Which is why I hate him.

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May. 13, 13

10:40 PM

Ocean Roar-Mount Eerie

As the car cooled down 
the sound of waves rose and blanketed. 
Our minds grew into a vast night air. 
We made beds in the ditch. 

The loud breath of surf 
exhaling and constant. 
Sleeping on the wet ground. 
In a dream I swim. 

Out past waves rolling 
broad deep sky.

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