Burn it. Burn it all down.

Burn . It.

🔥 🔥 🔥

The composition is flattering to the figure. The use of arrayed colored pins directs the viewer’s gaze to flow in a smooth arc that allows for one to gain insight into the artist’s vision and intent. The stark contrast of the ivory shroud to the backdrop makes a symbolic statement about the detachment of the Jesus from the material world and his purity. The facial expression, added effortlessly but with great talent and skill, gives the viewer a sense of serenity within the Jesus. The addition of a beard confronts the acceptance of western ideals of white-Jesus and this challenges the white-washing of Christian roots.

This is peak high art. 🤌

I think there isn’t a black and white (no pun intended) rule when it comes to standing up for someone else.

There are situations where it’s appropriate and situations it’s not.

And it’s hard to say across the board to keep your mouth shut if you are white and see another group being discriminated against. Or to always interject yourself.

I’m a woman and I think of the times I’ve been in a situation where I really would have appreciated a man stepping in so that I didn’t have to be the one woman calling out something so blatantly misogynist.

Because then I’m seen as the bad person. The snowflake.

But other times, I think . Men need to shut up about what they think women need or want about our reproductive health because they don’t know anything. But I sure would like it if they supported what we said.

My general rule is. I back people up if they say something about an injustice and show I support them.

But if I see blatant discrimination and injustices being enacted on someone, I will call it out.

And try my best not to draw attention to the person being discriminated against and make them feel embarrassed.

Yeah some of them are.

Having rich parents makes it pretty easy to get a higher education. And you can pay people to do your homework.

A lot of rich kids cheat. Like. A lot of them.

Masters and PhDs is where it starts to get harder to fake it but occasionally you still get a few that make it through who are nepo babies.

Cat and yea. He sleeps in one corner. And it gets kinda dirty fast from him always sleeping there but I love him and I don’t care.

I just had a visit Friday and they made me sign a form agreeing to it.

I do not like this one bit.

I can’t say 100% but I’m pretty sure over cooking them does this.

Dries out the membrane.

This is new territory. It’s going to take some trial and error to figure it out.

Nothing can be tested and improved upon until it’s rolled out.

Right it’s going to take longer than a few months to enforce properly and undo the damage and protect new generations from its negative effects.

At least it’s a start.

Have you met millennial women. ?

We don’t age.

It’s a running joke but also yeah we are all 40ish and look like we just got started with our 30s.

How we did it. :: (take notes you young wipersnappers)

-We watched a lot of cartoons growing up.

-We played outside.

-We have hobbies that we love that make us happy

-We learned smoking is bad, mkay and not many of us smoke or vape (though we do like our booze in moderation)

-A lot of us are child free. We retain the longest youthful appearance.

Yeah it made me start completely fresh both times I died. I was like. Okay well fk this.

It was on the switch and the way saves work on it are generally different. It didn’t have a “load a specific save” option.

It just has one save. Automatic.

Ah yeah that’s a better term for OPs example.

I’m too dumb to play that game. I tried and kept dying during dialogue.

I didn’t know you could die in a game from saying the wrong thing. But I did multiple times. A few hours in. I was playing on switch and it made me restart from beginning.

So I gave up and just watched a YouTube on the story.

Idk I’ve never played a game like that and I’m not sure how the mechanics work. Obviously too dense to figure it out.

Very cool art style and world building though.

Right!? MRI machines need them way more.

There is a word for when movements become basically fashion trends or goods/services to be sold.

“commodification”

Is it cool to wear a Che Guevara tshirt?

A tshirt with RBG?

What about wearing a keffiyeh?

Commodification is the process of transforming inalienable, free, or gifted things (objects, services, ideas, nature, personal information, people, or animals) into commodities, or objects for sale.[1][2][3][4][5] It has a connotation of losing an inherent quality or social relationship when something is integrated by a capitalist marketplace.[5][6] Concepts that have been argued as being commodified include broad items such as the body,[7] intimacy,[8] public goods,[9] animals[10] and holidays.[11]

This is also something that happens often with alternative counter culture. Weakening it’s power.

Goth and punk clothing is sold at high end fashion stores and the original sub culture and ideas that these groups promoted has largely been lost. (Punk to emo pipeline)

Though legit old school punk artist still push their ideas often and haven’t “sold out” for commercial success.

They keep it real. But corps still try to capitalize on their appeal and degrade it’s message by making it a trend.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counterculture

https://medium.com/@jordanbird123/the-monetization-of-rebellion-and-the-commodification-of-counterculture-4f38391d1d76

That’s how DMT was described to me by a friend who tried it.

I did not know the trail and metamorphosis were part of the same story.

Yes that’s exactly the point. If you are dressed like an inflatable innocent and cute/funny cat and ice is beating you, the public perception is the costume person was completely innocent. They can’t spin the news as easily.

The images will show police beating up a cartoon character. A stuffed toy. A school mascot.

Not anyone who deserves it.

It’s actually been great because every time they try to show video of the violent protesters it’s just videos of what looks like a city get together or festival.

Oh damn. But yeah.

I have heard that some libraries actually rent out power tools. And other types of tools.

I would guess that’s more common in mid sized to larger cities. But it’s also not advertised very well so you have to ask your local library and check.

Ive heard some libraries rent out all sorts of things like Gardening tools. Even musical instruments. Sewing machines. Dvd players. Cassette players. VHS players. Tvs ?

I should check it my local one has a power washer cause I have one job I need one for and I could just buy one and return it a week later.

Or. Pay $30 a day to rent from a hardware store.

Or if the library has one, that would make things a lot easier.