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Im Not Gonna Lie Fandom Alwaysoften Feels Like An Actively Hostile Environment Towards Aromanticism.

i’m not gonna lie fandom alwaysoften feels like an actively hostile environment towards aromanticism. even if it’s not intentional most of the time. like the way everyone jumps towards romantic ships and prioritizes those relationships over everything else and stripping aro coded characters of their aromanticism to be like “normal people”. maybe everyone just needs to slip away just this once from the amanormativity whispering in their ears to kick aros to the curb

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1 year ago

I just, I need to know if the FNAF fandom is okay.

I’ve also been involved in it since the first game, I’m very aware of the lore. I’m aware of the jokes and the YouTubers and everything. But just because they made a few fun references does not make it a love letter. It had some good ideas and concepts, but it did none of them well.

You guys deserve a good love letter. A genuine love letter. Please don’t fall for this obvious cash grab and demand actually good content. I promise it is possible to make well-written media while still making references.


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1 year ago

Harm Happening Around the World

Harm Happening Around The World
Harm Happening Around The World
Harm Happening Around The World

Please note that there are actually more humanity crisis situations happening about the world.


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1 year ago
Funniest People On Earth, If You Dont Know. Palestinians Are Actually Known For Their Humor. We Just

Funniest people on earth, if you don’t know. Palestinians are actually known for their humor. We just rarely hear about them if it is not during a tragedy.

This was first tweeted after communication was back in Gaza.

They fight so hard because they love life that much. Don’t get used to their suffering. It should never be normal.

Link to the tweet.


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1 year ago
A tweet from @rw_pw on Twitter. It reads: "This info shared by Black Powder Press on IG is very important. Please take the time to read and understand how clout chasing orgs helped destroy the ship blockade in Tacoma all the while claiming success."
This shows a screenshot of an Instagram post by Black Powder Press. The location is tagged as the Port of Tacoma and shows protesters holding signs that say “Palestine will be free” and “end the occupation”
The caption written over the picture says, “the Tacoma port blockade was beautiful but was not the victory organizers claimed it was.”
The Tacoma port blockade yesterday was a beautiful show of solidarity but a complete failure
Who needs cops when the peace police will do their job for them for free? 
At 5am in the cold & dark, hundreds of people wanting to blockade a shipment of weapons to Israel descended on the port of Tacoma. The way the port works is if the union declares the area unsafe, they call off operations for the whole shift. A big enough crowd blocking the entrances is usually enough & yesterday it worked basically immediately. Success, right?
The crowd grew & split into several pickets, marching in circles in different parts of the port, with organizers in yellow-green vests keeping people from stepping out of line. A group of riot cops was stationed inside the warehouse on the pier where the boat sat, waiting to try to stop protesters who might breach the fence, where boats are loaded. On the outside, protest managers in yellow vests were constantly making sure nobody was planning to enter the pier.
The atmosphere was generally festive, powerful, and people's anger at the ongoing genocide was apparent.
People came to block the port, and keep the boat from reaching it's destination. Side goals were also making it them cost more and to create an easily reproducible action.
It felt to most like it was working great, but In the middle of the afternoon, the self-declared leaders of the action made a confusing announcement: They told everyone the action was a success and everyone should go home. People were confused and deflated. Was the boat not still sitting there?
Were they not trying to block the boat from being loaded?
It turns out that the military had sent in their own workers to load the boat, and the protest organizers had known about it for hours. Had people blocking the march known this, and that marching in circles was for the publicity of the organizers and for nothing more than photo op and a symbolic 'show of resistance', things could have transpired quite differently.
Organizers spread misinformation throughout the protest and most people were convinced that marching in a circle and chanting was actively stopping the ship from being loaded or having shipments delivered. When in reality the military already had the shipment in the dock and successfully loaded all 28 containers. Out of fear of police dispersal, people were greatly discouraged and directed to not breech the chain link fence that separated them from the ship. At the end of the day, organizers called the action "over" and sent everyone home despite the ship still being in the dock.
People came to the action to block the boat.
People were there to prevent the flow of arms to Israel. People were there to stand up for Gaza and put their own bodies on the line to take action to attack the war machine.
But the peace police took away people's agency. They did whatever they could to take away autonomy from anyone other than the big organizers. They sabotaged the action to present a false narrative of success when in fact, they had actively prevented it.
How the fuck was that a "victory"? The people of Gaza need the bombs to stop dropping. For the arms destined for Israel to be stopped. In trying to seem respectable we are shooting ourselves in the foot and nothing more. ACAB indisputably includes the peace police.
Do what you can to stop the genocide now. If you're not willing to take action yourself, step out of the fucking way.

(alt texts taken directly from @rw_pw's thread)

+ Two different reportbacks on the failure, submitted anonymously:

Reportback from the Port Blockade in Tacoma The Boat That Wasn't Blocked

What the organizers did tell us is that our action was a resounding success, that we made a material impact to stop genocide, that we should be incredibly proud of ourselves, that we fucking did it, we accomplished a blockade –– but they also told us since the boat was loaded, we should all leave. Everyone was confused, startled, stunned, deflated, disappointed, and left. Either the boat had been loaded, and we didn’t even complete a port blockade, or the boat hadn’t been fully loaded, and if we left there would be nothing stopping the boat from being loaded. Yet, the boat left regardless. The boat wasn’t blocked. Worse, the opportunity was wasted in order for fraudulent displays of “success.”