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icanttellyouwhotobe: patrickandmarcus: jusanythingreally: ninjahlover: serotonical: misandrica: tami-taylors-hair: thelhw: pluralisms: internetppl: apparently this is/was a thing, lmao. “faces of atheism” Atheism™  …what? Yeah, everyone knows that oft-quoted passage of the Bible that says God has to do what you fucking want, including presenting you with women. Santa!God. Well I’ve prayed plenty but I haven’t received my complementary human female specimen either. Wtf. Imma cancel my subscription if that doesn’t change soon. & I mean maybe if he didn’t act like friend, she’d get the hint. Oh wait, I’m doing it wrong Obvious ridiculousness aside. I just wanna say… I mean like I understand that God can work miracles and shit. But I mean damn… bury me a g I’m gonna cry You know, maybe he should’ve prayed for a new personality. I mean, I don’t think god would send someone to hell on earth just so he could get a girlfriend.
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icanttellyouwhotobe:

patrickandmarcus:

jusanythingreally:

ninjahlover:

serotonical:

misandrica:

tami-taylors-hair:

thelhw:

pluralisms:

internetppl:

apparently this is/was a thing, lmao. “faces of atheism”

Atheism™ 

…what?

Yeah, everyone knows that oft-quoted passage of the Bible that says God has to do what you fucking want, including presenting you with women. Santa!God.

Well I’ve prayed plenty but I haven’t received my complementary human female specimen either. Wtf. Imma cancel my subscription if that doesn’t change soon.

& I mean maybe if he didn’t act like friend, she’d get the hint.

Oh wait, I’m doing it wrong

Obvious ridiculousness aside.

I just wanna say…

I mean like I understand that God can work miracles and shit. But I mean damn…

bury me a g

I’m gonna cry

You know, maybe he should’ve prayed for a new personality. I mean, I don’t think god would send someone to hell on earth just so he could get a girlfriend.

fotojournalismus: Shanty town torn down by Spanish authorities A handful of shacks were torn down Tuesday morning under the orders of Madrid’s town planning board, who considers them to be illegal dwellings. Several hundred Roma people live in precarious conditions, without running water or sewage services, in “El Gallinero”, just 15 km away from Madrid’s centre. The inhabitants live in ramshackle huts made out of cardboard and zinc in an area prone to flooding.  (Photos by Susana Vera/Reuters) 1. Giorgi Placintario caresses his nephew’s puppy “Leo” as he sits next to the few belongings he was able to salvage before his shack was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. Placintario moved to “El Gallinero” in 2002 and it’s the second time his home has been torn down. 2. Leon removes belongings from his family’s roof before their home is torn down in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 3. A member of a Roma community sits next to an excavator demolishing a neighbour’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013.  4. A boy reacts as he stands next riot policemen while an excavator demolishes a relative’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 5. Riot policemen prevent residents from entering their home as it is targeted for demolition in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 6. A girl plays next to her teddy bear as a neighbour peeps through a window in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 7. Children stand next to empty water containers in a supermarket cart in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 8. Ceracela Vaduva sits next to her family’s belongings after their home was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. The Vaduva family, like most in the settlement, started to rebuild their torn down shacks as soon as the policemen left.
fotojournalismus: Shanty town torn down by Spanish authorities A handful of shacks were torn down Tuesday morning under the orders of Madrid’s town planning board, who considers them to be illegal dwellings. Several hundred Roma people live in precarious conditions, without running water or sewage services, in “El Gallinero”, just 15 km away from Madrid’s centre. The inhabitants live in ramshackle huts made out of cardboard and zinc in an area prone to flooding.  (Photos by Susana Vera/Reuters) 1. Giorgi Placintario caresses his nephew’s puppy “Leo” as he sits next to the few belongings he was able to salvage before his shack was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. Placintario moved to “El Gallinero” in 2002 and it’s the second time his home has been torn down. 2. Leon removes belongings from his family’s roof before their home is torn down in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 3. A member of a Roma community sits next to an excavator demolishing a neighbour’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013.  4. A boy reacts as he stands next riot policemen while an excavator demolishes a relative’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 5. Riot policemen prevent residents from entering their home as it is targeted for demolition in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 6. A girl plays next to her teddy bear as a neighbour peeps through a window in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 7. Children stand next to empty water containers in a supermarket cart in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 8. Ceracela Vaduva sits next to her family’s belongings after their home was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. The Vaduva family, like most in the settlement, started to rebuild their torn down shacks as soon as the policemen left.
fotojournalismus: Shanty town torn down by Spanish authorities A handful of shacks were torn down Tuesday morning under the orders of Madrid’s town planning board, who considers them to be illegal dwellings. Several hundred Roma people live in precarious conditions, without running water or sewage services, in “El Gallinero”, just 15 km away from Madrid’s centre. The inhabitants live in ramshackle huts made out of cardboard and zinc in an area prone to flooding.  (Photos by Susana Vera/Reuters) 1. Giorgi Placintario caresses his nephew’s puppy “Leo” as he sits next to the few belongings he was able to salvage before his shack was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. Placintario moved to “El Gallinero” in 2002 and it’s the second time his home has been torn down. 2. Leon removes belongings from his family’s roof before their home is torn down in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 3. A member of a Roma community sits next to an excavator demolishing a neighbour’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013.  4. A boy reacts as he stands next riot policemen while an excavator demolishes a relative’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 5. Riot policemen prevent residents from entering their home as it is targeted for demolition in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 6. A girl plays next to her teddy bear as a neighbour peeps through a window in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 7. Children stand next to empty water containers in a supermarket cart in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 8. Ceracela Vaduva sits next to her family’s belongings after their home was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. The Vaduva family, like most in the settlement, started to rebuild their torn down shacks as soon as the policemen left.
fotojournalismus: Shanty town torn down by Spanish authorities A handful of shacks were torn down Tuesday morning under the orders of Madrid’s town planning board, who considers them to be illegal dwellings. Several hundred Roma people live in precarious conditions, without running water or sewage services, in “El Gallinero”, just 15 km away from Madrid’s centre. The inhabitants live in ramshackle huts made out of cardboard and zinc in an area prone to flooding.  (Photos by Susana Vera/Reuters) 1. Giorgi Placintario caresses his nephew’s puppy “Leo” as he sits next to the few belongings he was able to salvage before his shack was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. Placintario moved to “El Gallinero” in 2002 and it’s the second time his home has been torn down. 2. Leon removes belongings from his family’s roof before their home is torn down in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 3. A member of a Roma community sits next to an excavator demolishing a neighbour’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013.  4. A boy reacts as he stands next riot policemen while an excavator demolishes a relative’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 5. Riot policemen prevent residents from entering their home as it is targeted for demolition in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 6. A girl plays next to her teddy bear as a neighbour peeps through a window in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 7. Children stand next to empty water containers in a supermarket cart in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 8. Ceracela Vaduva sits next to her family’s belongings after their home was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. The Vaduva family, like most in the settlement, started to rebuild their torn down shacks as soon as the policemen left.
fotojournalismus: Shanty town torn down by Spanish authorities A handful of shacks were torn down Tuesday morning under the orders of Madrid’s town planning board, who considers them to be illegal dwellings. Several hundred Roma people live in precarious conditions, without running water or sewage services, in “El Gallinero”, just 15 km away from Madrid’s centre. The inhabitants live in ramshackle huts made out of cardboard and zinc in an area prone to flooding.  (Photos by Susana Vera/Reuters) 1. Giorgi Placintario caresses his nephew’s puppy “Leo” as he sits next to the few belongings he was able to salvage before his shack was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. Placintario moved to “El Gallinero” in 2002 and it’s the second time his home has been torn down. 2. Leon removes belongings from his family’s roof before their home is torn down in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 3. A member of a Roma community sits next to an excavator demolishing a neighbour’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013.  4. A boy reacts as he stands next riot policemen while an excavator demolishes a relative’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 5. Riot policemen prevent residents from entering their home as it is targeted for demolition in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 6. A girl plays next to her teddy bear as a neighbour peeps through a window in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 7. Children stand next to empty water containers in a supermarket cart in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 8. Ceracela Vaduva sits next to her family’s belongings after their home was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. The Vaduva family, like most in the settlement, started to rebuild their torn down shacks as soon as the policemen left.
fotojournalismus: Shanty town torn down by Spanish authorities A handful of shacks were torn down Tuesday morning under the orders of Madrid’s town planning board, who considers them to be illegal dwellings. Several hundred Roma people live in precarious conditions, without running water or sewage services, in “El Gallinero”, just 15 km away from Madrid’s centre. The inhabitants live in ramshackle huts made out of cardboard and zinc in an area prone to flooding.  (Photos by Susana Vera/Reuters) 1. Giorgi Placintario caresses his nephew’s puppy “Leo” as he sits next to the few belongings he was able to salvage before his shack was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. Placintario moved to “El Gallinero” in 2002 and it’s the second time his home has been torn down. 2. Leon removes belongings from his family’s roof before their home is torn down in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 3. A member of a Roma community sits next to an excavator demolishing a neighbour’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013.  4. A boy reacts as he stands next riot policemen while an excavator demolishes a relative’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 5. Riot policemen prevent residents from entering their home as it is targeted for demolition in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 6. A girl plays next to her teddy bear as a neighbour peeps through a window in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 7. Children stand next to empty water containers in a supermarket cart in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 8. Ceracela Vaduva sits next to her family’s belongings after their home was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. The Vaduva family, like most in the settlement, started to rebuild their torn down shacks as soon as the policemen left.
fotojournalismus: Shanty town torn down by Spanish authorities A handful of shacks were torn down Tuesday morning under the orders of Madrid’s town planning board, who considers them to be illegal dwellings. Several hundred Roma people live in precarious conditions, without running water or sewage services, in “El Gallinero”, just 15 km away from Madrid’s centre. The inhabitants live in ramshackle huts made out of cardboard and zinc in an area prone to flooding.  (Photos by Susana Vera/Reuters) 1. Giorgi Placintario caresses his nephew’s puppy “Leo” as he sits next to the few belongings he was able to salvage before his shack was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. Placintario moved to “El Gallinero” in 2002 and it’s the second time his home has been torn down. 2. Leon removes belongings from his family’s roof before their home is torn down in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 3. A member of a Roma community sits next to an excavator demolishing a neighbour’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013.  4. A boy reacts as he stands next riot policemen while an excavator demolishes a relative’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 5. Riot policemen prevent residents from entering their home as it is targeted for demolition in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 6. A girl plays next to her teddy bear as a neighbour peeps through a window in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 7. Children stand next to empty water containers in a supermarket cart in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 8. Ceracela Vaduva sits next to her family’s belongings after their home was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. The Vaduva family, like most in the settlement, started to rebuild their torn down shacks as soon as the policemen left.
fotojournalismus: Shanty town torn down by Spanish authorities A handful of shacks were torn down Tuesday morning under the orders of Madrid’s town planning board, who considers them to be illegal dwellings. Several hundred Roma people live in precarious conditions, without running water or sewage services, in “El Gallinero”, just 15 km away from Madrid’s centre. The inhabitants live in ramshackle huts made out of cardboard and zinc in an area prone to flooding.  (Photos by Susana Vera/Reuters) 1. Giorgi Placintario caresses his nephew’s puppy “Leo” as he sits next to the few belongings he was able to salvage before his shack was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. Placintario moved to “El Gallinero” in 2002 and it’s the second time his home has been torn down. 2. Leon removes belongings from his family’s roof before their home is torn down in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 3. A member of a Roma community sits next to an excavator demolishing a neighbour’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013.  4. A boy reacts as he stands next riot policemen while an excavator demolishes a relative’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 5. Riot policemen prevent residents from entering their home as it is targeted for demolition in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 6. A girl plays next to her teddy bear as a neighbour peeps through a window in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 7. Children stand next to empty water containers in a supermarket cart in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 8. Ceracela Vaduva sits next to her family’s belongings after their home was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. The Vaduva family, like most in the settlement, started to rebuild their torn down shacks as soon as the policemen left.

fotojournalismus:

Shanty town torn down by Spanish authorities

A handful of shacks were torn down Tuesday morning under the orders of Madrid’s town planning board, who considers them to be illegal dwellings. Several hundred Roma people live in precarious conditions, without running water or sewage services, in “El Gallinero”, just 15 km away from Madrid’s centre. The inhabitants live in ramshackle huts made out of cardboard and zinc in an area prone to flooding. 

(Photos by Susana Vera/Reuters)

1. Giorgi Placintario caresses his nephew’s puppy “Leo” as he sits next to the few belongings he was able to salvage before his shack was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. Placintario moved to “El Gallinero” in 2002 and it’s the second time his home has been torn down.

2. Leon removes belongings from his family’s roof before their home is torn down in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013.

3. A member of a Roma community sits next to an excavator demolishing a neighbour’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. 

4. A boy reacts as he stands next riot policemen while an excavator demolishes a relative’s shack in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013.

5. Riot policemen prevent residents from entering their home as it is targeted for demolition in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013.

6. A girl plays next to her teddy bear as a neighbour peeps through a window in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013.

7. Children stand next to empty water containers in a supermarket cart in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013.

8. Ceracela Vaduva sits next to her family’s belongings after their home was demolished in the shanty town settlement of “El Gallinero”, in the outskirts of Madrid June 18, 2013. The Vaduva family, like most in the settlement, started to rebuild their torn down shacks as soon as the policemen left.

youarefuckingmajestic:

QUICK REMINDER THAT SOME PEOPLE ARENT PHYSICALLY/MENTALLY ABLE TO DO THE FOLLOWING:

- GET OUT OF BED EVERY DAY
- CHANGE INTO ‘REAL CLOTHES’ EVERY MORNING
- ATTEND SCHOOL/WORK
- GO OUTSIDE

THEY ARE STILL MAJESTIC. IF THIS APPLIES TO YOU THEN YOU ARE STILL FUCKING MAJESTIC. YOU ARE NOT DEFINED BY WHAT YOU ARE OR ARE NOT ABLE TO DO.

ANYONE WHO TRIES TO MAKE YOU FEEL BAD BECAUSE YOU CAN’T DO A CERTAIN THING CAN GO FUCK THEMSELVES.

kenobi-wan-obi: nbcnews: Meet Alex, first ‘Sesame’ Muppet to have a dad in jail (Photo: TODAY) Those friendly, fuzzy Muppets from “Sesame Street” have helped kids open up about all sorts of serious subjects, from hunger and divorce to military deployment. But they’re now tackling a much more unexpected issue: incarceration. Continue reading Just to let you know how bad the incarceration rate has gotten, it’s now a sesame street issue.
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kenobi-wan-obi:

nbcnews:

Meet Alex, first ‘Sesame’ Muppet to have a dad in jail

(Photo: TODAY)

Those friendly, fuzzy Muppets from “Sesame Street” have helped kids open up about all sorts of serious subjects, from hunger and divorce to military deployment.

But they’re now tackling a much more unexpected issue: incarceration.

Continue reading

Just to let you know how bad the incarceration rate has gotten, it’s now a sesame street issue.

(Source: TODAY.com)

Ebony.com - Why Aren't We Fighting for CeCe McDonald?

neutrois:

CeCe McDonald’s case not only represents a tragic miscarriage of justice, but also speaks to the fundamental unfairness of the criminal justice system for the Black trans community.

Maybe someday it’ll change for the better, until then… keep spreading the love for CeCe, raise awareness and make some noise. 

Despite considerable evidence -including medical evidence, toxicology reports, eyewitness accounts, and unrefuted testimony- McDonald’s self-defense claim was dismissed by prosecutors.

kyssthis16:

nateandkitkat:

ipodchick:

fair-wolf-maiden:

crissklainestars:

some-timey-wimey-stuff:

danfanfics:

deepsouth:

rabioheab:

has anyone on this website ever heard of benedict cumberbatch 

no what is that

is that a band

sounds like an illness

I’m pretty sure it’s a store

isn’t that the pope

You’re all wrong, that’s the dude who betrayed America by helping the British during the American Revolution.

He was a member of the Beatles right?

That’s ET’s real name, right?

Nah, I’m pretty sure it’s Smeagol’s other alter ego.

džulory ladžala: I got yelled at today for using the word Gypsy in reference to the musical

chirikli:

golden-zephyr:

iamthegreatestshowonearth:

golden-zephyr:

iamthegreatestshowonearth:

Seriously? They called Gypsy Rose Lee racist because of her name.

Actually, “Gypsy Rose Lee” is racist. She ran with a stereotype — burlesque and striptease — and made herself famous. “Gypsy” is a racial and ethnic slur and the title of the whole musical is…

No she did not run with a stereotype. If anything the went against the stereotype, the biggest reason Gypsy Rose Lee became famous was that her act was very funny, witty and smart. While actually revealing less than other stripers of her day, emphasising the “tease” in striptease. She was considered extremely classy.

Point. Missed.

“Classy” or not, she was a stripper and a tease.

Stereotype achieved.

Yes, just keep telling us how to react to racism, oh parni beng. We just love it. Sorry, but the musical is racist and the stripper was racist for banking on stereotypes of another race. Nice try, though.

I swear to god…

Just because she made it “classy” doesn’t change the fact it’s harmful, and that only added to the “g*psy whore” stereotype that causes sexual and physical assaults.

This is not hard to understand, OP. Please understand that media, be it stage shows, or tv, or movies, DO NOT EXIST IN A VACUUM and have REAL LIFE IMPACT AND CONSEQUENCES.

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