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Two spam emails. One from AT&T and one from Change.org:
“Love your iPhone even more” and “iPhone suicides”.
notafraidofruins asked: I think "manipulated by the enemy" is more appropriate... but then again once they've been manipulated and assimilated they essentially become one with the enemy anyway. Sorry, just talking to myself to you.
Like I said, being colonized does not make it OK to colonize other people. I know too many queer—not even queer, just gay white men—in the military who love it and love America. It’s disgusting.
Anonymous asked: Oh man, yeah, you're so cute. But fuck the military, I don't care what their sexual bullshit is.
It’s complex.
Anonymous asked: Where are you from?
I live in the Bay Area. I’m from Los Angeles.
Anonymous asked: but i also think you're very attractive.
tanx. :)
Anonymous asked: so, i'm unsure as to why you reblogged the post regarding military folk and their queer identity with the your response "die". i don't understand why you would do that or think that was appropriate. no matter what our stance is, people all deserve respect.
The only relatable thing I have with those people is probably class and our queer identities.
What makes them a class enemy though is that the US military has never been, is not and will never be used for justice or freedom. It is at its core the single most destructive institution on the planet. The US is also the only state found guilty of international terrorism. Those queer people in the military are not my brothers nor sisters—they are the enemy.
she’s kind of bionic.
When I was little, I wanted to be a girl so bad so I could wear dresses like these.
:(
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if someday we go to prison for downloading music…
i hope they split us by music genre
Twee or riot grrrl?
(Source: peace-and-paul, via outoffleshorwood)
Leanne Simpson speaking at Beit Zatoun Jan 23rd 2012
DECOLONIZE TOGETHER
If the nazis had allowed gays and lesbians to serve openly, would that be applauded?
By the American left and liberals, probably.
Die.
(Source: scribblingbean, via sexgenderbody)
The Political Consequences of a Drones-First Policy
The global counterterrorism mission imposes substantial political costs to the U.S. Yet, policymakers are rushing ahead anyway. Why we should start thinking more about politics, and less about killing bad guys. Read more.
[Image: Reuters]
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