Goodbye Romance
decolonizeyourmind:

  TW: Hanging
baddominicana:

karnythia:

Look at the clothes. More than likely some of the people in this pic are still alive. they’re your grandparents, parents, cousins, uncles, & aunts. And they’re smiling at the death of a black man. They’re proud of this murder. That’s the history of whiteness in America. Our deaths were a reason to celebrate.

yup. the photos were souvenirs. and you have the nerve to say your culture isnt based on sociopathy.

decolonizeyourmind:

  TW: Hanging

baddominicana:

karnythia:

Look at the clothes. More than likely some of the people in this pic are still alive. they’re your grandparents, parents, cousins, uncles, & aunts. And they’re smiling at the death of a black man. They’re proud of this murder. That’s the history of whiteness in America. Our deaths were a reason to celebrate.

yup. the photos were souvenirs. and you have the nerve to say your culture isnt based on sociopathy.

Let’s get this straight - People screaming about “Freedom of Religion” when it comes to contraceptive coverage have no idea what they’re talking about

abaldwin360:

I heard a saying the other day, it went, “Your freedom to swing your arms ends when you hit my face.”

Now, I want you to sit back and think about that if you think that requiring insurance companies to cover birth control pills somehow violates your religious freedom. 

Oh wait, but you say by paying into the insurance, you are paying for “sluts” to have sex and it’s against your moral values. Sorry, this is how insurance works. Everybody pays in, spreads the risk and the cost. It works that way with car insurance, home owner’s insurance, health insurance and any other kind of insurance.

You might as well not buy into insurance at all if this is the way you see it. It’s a non-argument.

Back to religious freedom, if the Blunt Amendment had been passed, that means it would be up to your employer as to if you got coverage for birth control or not. That’s not freedom. That’s your employer pushing their moral values on you. That’s giving over your personal choice to another person.

Don’t work for a religious organization you say? Many Catholics use birth control, in fact offhand, most Catholics I have known do. That means if a Catholic was working for a Catholic organization who is on birth control could be denied coverage because their boss decided it was against their moral values. Is this really what you want? Does that sound like freedom to you?

Freedom is a personal choice, freedom means you have the power to make decisions for yourself. If you are against using birth control, don’t use it. It’s that simple. 

What freedom doesn’t mean is that you have the right to make decisions for other people. This means you are more than welcome to practice your religion, worship your god, and live by the moral guidelines of your belief. 

It doesn’t mean you have the right to force everyone else to, and I really have a hard time understanding why so many people think it does. Your freedom is no more important than anyone else’s. 

What if your boss told you that you were only allowed to eat kosher food, even outside of work? You’d think that was pretty unreasonable. 

As soon as your “freedom” to do something starts infringing on another person’s freedom, you are now oppressing. You are now taking away another person’s decisions and replacing them with your own.

“But, but I shouldn’t be forced to pay into an insurance plan that supports things that I think are immoral.”

Too bad, don’t pay for insurance then, you still have the right to do that, you still have the right not to use that birth control if it’s available through your plan. You can still make a decision.

Don’t go around thinking you can make decisions for other people just because it has to do with your religious belief, because nothing, not even religion gives you the right to do so.   

peter-the-great:

(mainly posting for own benefit)

>CLOTHING
women’s clothes – 女装
t-shirt – T恤
short sleeved – 短袖
long sleeved – 长袖
jeans – 牛仔裤
shorts - 短裤
pants – 裤子
leggings – 打底裤
skirt – 半身裙
dress –连衣裙
jacket – 外套
sweater – 针织衫
swimsuit –泳衣
plus size – 大码
custom sizing – 定制,特定
knee socks - 及膝袜

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dumbthingswhitepplsay:

bakeddd:

cinnamon toast crunch cupcakes
click here for recipe

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dumbthingswhitepplsay:

bakeddd:

cinnamon toast crunch cupcakes

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