System Of A Down Performing Streamline At Astoria London, England 2005

System of a Down performing Streamline at Astoria London, England 2005

Oh would you look at that, you're actually correct about the original usage of the flag. I should've seen that coming, since y'all also love appropriating feminism.

And we do agree on something: the labrys flag is a lesbian flag and not a radfem flag. I never claimed it was the latter, but rather radfems have appropriated it; unfortunately there are lesbian radfems, and they tend to use the labrys flag. Said usage is so common that people have begun associating it with the lesbian radfem crowd, which is something I'm against. I'll say it again: TERFs don't deserve shit.

Symbols that were created to represent love and acceptance don't deserve to be sullied by dumbasses who wrap their ignorance in a flowery ribbon of 'feminism' to make themselves look better.

Reminder that TERFs don't deserve shit. Take back the labrys flag, remove the genderqueer flag from their grimy fingers. They think they can use the community's symbols for their bullshit and we can't just accept it. We can't just go 'oh, the labrys flag is a radfem symbol' cuz it ISN'T; it's been appropriated much like the swastika has been appropriated by nazis. Bigotry is uncreative, after all.

DESTROY / CREATE

something something your body is your own so make it completely and utterly yours <3

[IMAGE ID: an old anatomical drawing of a person with each section of the body labelled. there are pink incision lines over the mouth, chest, and groin area. a white heart is over the chest. "destroy the body created for you" and "remake yourself in your own image" are in bold white text with a pink shadow, the text is distorted/wavy. there are scissors, scalpels, and stars decorating the background which is black. END]

Hey radinclus is NOT the same thing as radqueer please don't act like it is thanks

Gender idea:

People can use she/he/gendered words for me but they have to use the other gender in the same conversation

“She was a boy, he was a girl, can I make it anymore obvious”