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The image shows a social media post by a user named Cliff Jerrison, with the handle [@]pervocracy. The post features a cartoon avatar of a character with glasses and a sunflower next to the username. The text is in white font on a black background and reads: "if your child doesn't come out until they've moved out and have a strong non-family support system they didn't JUST become trans ya dingdong they just became safe from you and I hope you feel every bit of what that means." The post is a statement about the challenges faced by transgender individuals and the importance of a supportive environment.
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The image is a screenshot of a tweet from the account "Existential Comics" with the handle "[@]existentialcoms." The tweet features a humorous critique of capitalist ideology. The text reads: "The absolute funniest part of capitalist ideology is that they somehow managed to convince everyone that 'freedom' meant like... the freedom to choose between 63 kinds of shampoo, and not like... the freedom to quit a job you hate without losing your health insurance." The tweet is presented in a white background with black text, and the account's name and handle are displayed at the top. The tweet's content is a satirical commentary on the perceived priorities of capitalist societies, contrasting the triviality of consumer choice with the lack of freedom in employment and healthcare.
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I'm actually kinda' curious what would happen if he did this. Right now there is no legal way for a state to leave the United States, I'm wondering if he would have to create one.
Yeah, this is also true. Though if I'm honest what I'm really hoping is that he accidentally writes a way for states to leave the union and that other states capitalize on it. I know that's a long shot, but I'm seeing it as likely my only hope of leaving the US at this point. Far fetched as it is.
I know how that feels, Iβm kind of stuck in the same position. I used to do more technical stuff, but I havenβt for close to a decade now, so it doesnβt really matter anymore.
The image is a cartoon depicting two men on a sandy beach. On the left, a man is sitting on a large rock labeled "TEST REPORTS," leaning against a cave entrance with a sign that reads "THOR'S DRUG TESTING." He appears to be in discomfort, with a pained expression. On the right, another man stands with a speech bubble saying, "MY HEADACHE'S GONE, BUT THE LEG CRAMPS ARE FOUR TIMES WORSE." The man on the right is wearing a black garment and has a surprised expression. The background is simple, with a clear sky and a few birds flying. The date "Thursday August 14, 2025" is displayed at the top right corner, and the cartoon is credited to John Hart Studies Inc.
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Yesterday my daughter emailed me, asking why I didn't do something useful with my time. Talking about "doing-something-useful" seems to be her favorite topic of conversation. She was "only thinking of me," she said, and suggested that I go down to the Senior Center and hang out with some of the other old fellows. So I did this and when I got home last night, I decided to play a prank on her. I emailed her and told her that I had joined a Parachute Club. She replied, "Are you nuts? You are 71 and now you're going to start jumping out of airplanes?" I told her that I even got a Membership Card and e-mailed a copy to her. She immediately telephoned me and yelled, "Good grief, Dad, where are your glasses?! This is a Membership to a Prostitute Club, not a Parachute Club." "Oh man, I'm in trouble again," I said. "I really don't know what to do. I signed up for five jumps a week!!" The line went dead. Life as a Senior Citizen is not getting any easier, but sometimes it can be fun.
"6 days after Soviet troops invaded Czechoslovakia in 1968, a Prague paper published these '10 Commandments': 'When a Soviet soldier comes to you, YOU':
The image features a cartoon-style illustration with a pink background. Two characters are depicted: a woman on the left and a man on the right. The woman is holding a book and smiling, while the man is holding a folder and looking at her. The text on the image reads: "I see, so if I don't have sex with you I'm a prude bitch, if I use the pill I'm a slut, if I get pregnant I'm an idiot and if I choose abortion I'm Satan. Yay." The text is in black and is positioned on the left side of the image. At the bottom, there is a logo and the text "your ecards someecards.com." The overall style is reminiscent of a meme or a humorous card.
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The image features a dark gray background with white text centered on the screen. The text is in a bold, sans-serif font and reads: "If you don't like gay marriage, don't have one. I'll never understand why people care. It's none of your damn business and has ZERO effect on YOUR life or your probably sh*tty marriage." The text is arranged in multiple lines, with varying font sizes to emphasize certain phrases. The overall layout is simple, with the text being the primary focus of the image.
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The image features a black background with white text. The text is a quote by Gloria Steinem, which reads: "Remember, the Constitution doesn't begin with, 'I, the president.' It begins with, 'We, the people.'" The quote is centered and occupies most of the image space. The text is in a simple, sans-serif font, making it easy to read. The attribution to Gloria Steinem is placed at the bottom of the image, also in white text. The overall design is minimalistic, focusing solely on the quote and its author.
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on the whole, as a nation, we SUCK at being anything remotely like real Christians. Especially our leaders, and the few rich people among us. Itβs almost as if they never actually read their β¦
The image consists of six black and white stick figure illustrations depicting different types of police officers, each labeled with a specific descriptor. The top row shows "WHITE COP," "BLACK COP," and "GAY COP," while the bottom row features "STRAIGHT COP," "GOOD COP," and "BAD COP." In each illustration, a police officer is depicted striking a kneeling figure with a baton, with a starburst symbol indicating impact. The bottom left corner includes a pink "NOTICE OF TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT" form, labeled "GOOD COP." The text "grouchy socialists" is vertically aligned on the right side of the image. β The image is a meme featuring a grid of nine photographs, each accompanied by a caption. The top row contains four images with the captions: "CURT STANSBURY Fired for exposing corruption," "RAY LEWIS Arrested for protesting corruption," "SHANNA LOPEZ Fired for reporting cop who was a sexual predator," and "CARIOLE HORNE Fired for stopping an incident of police abuse." The middle row includes "ANDREA HEATH Driven to suicide for being a whistleblower," "JOE CRYSTAL Fired for turning in fellow cops for brutality," and "REGINA TASCA Fired for stopping an incident of police abuse." The bottom row features "LAURA SCHOOK Fired for exposing corruption." The background is black, and the text is in white, with the title "GOOD COPS DON'T LAST" prominently displayed at the top and bottom of the image.
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So today I picked up Vik ( @Vik-Thor / Lirleni Hankeshe ) from St Louis Crematorium, 4 weeks and a day since his passing. It took a while as there was a problem with his death certificate which I think I mentioned
Not sure what I feel, now I have his ashes and his death certificates, I guess it seems a little more real? Before I was just cleaning the house, sure, somewhat intrusively and making decisions on stuff that he'd usually decide on, but some how it still hadn't sunk in I guess?
I'll need to get some help with making financial decisions, definitely want to speak to someone what works for me rather than a rep at Fidelity or Morgan Stanley with regards to investments and 401K, and then there's chasing down bank accounts. And of course taxes will be rather interesting I'm sure.
Beyond that, mostly just continuing to sort, sort and sort some more, and figure out who wants what, who buys what, etc. I've got help on the comics and fountain pens, prolly give a lot of the stickers and stationary to the local journalling group. Need to donate some bags and basic stationary items to someone, and for the rest... No idea yet.
The image features a table with a colorful striped tablecloth. In the center, there is a wooden container with a tree design and a copper lid. To the left, two greeting cards are visible: one with feathers and the text "With deepest sympathy," and another with a white flower and the text "In the love of your husband." To the right, a purple award plaque reads "2024 OUTShine Award presented to Vik-Thor Rose" from OUTFRONT. In front of the award, there is a clear acrylic award. The background includes a white box, a measuring tape, and a book. The overall arrangement suggests a setting of recognition and sympathy.
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The image shows two social media posts. The first post, by a user named "shofarsogood," is about France banning "religious symbols" from government offices, allowing crucifixes but not kippot or hijabs. The second post, by a user named "hazel2468," discusses cultural Christianity and the perception of Christian practices as normal, not religious. It criticizes the idea of a religious society and argues that Christian holidays and symbols are seen as normal, while other religions' symbols are considered weird. The posts contain various emojis and hashtags, and both users have verified checkmarks next to their names.
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The image shows two social media posts discussing the concept of "oppositional sexism." The first post, by a user named "pocket-deer-belly," dated July 9, explains that societal beliefs about gender roles contribute to oppositional sexism, which is the idea that men and women should remain opposites with no overlapping traits. The user references Julia Serano and thanks her for the term. The second post, by a user named "roach-works," dated July 10, discusses how being gay or lesbian does not exempt one from believing in or enforcing oppositional sexism. The user shares their personal experience of transitioning from female to male and emphasizes that men and women are not naturally opposite creatures but rather two modes of human expression. The posts are accompanied by emojis and icons typical of social media platforms, such as a follow button and a reply icon.
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The image features a stylized illustration of a figure resembling Uncle Sam, dressed in a dark blue coat with a star on the sleeve, red and white striped pants, and a top hat adorned with stars. The figure is holding a hammer and nailing a sign to a board. The sign reads, "Help Your Country... and Yourself..." in red cursive text. Below the sign, in bold black and red text, it states, "REPORT ALL FASCISTS & NAZIS TO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ICE WATCH." At the bottom of the image, there is a URL: "icetea.peoplerebellion.org," flanked by two white stars on a dark blue background. The overall color scheme includes red, white, and blue, evoking a patriotic theme.
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![The image shows a social media post by a user named Cliff Jerrison, with the handle [@]pervocracy. The post features a cartoon avatar of a character with glasses and a sunflower next to the username. The text is in white font on a black background and reads: "if your child doesn't come out until they've moved out and have a strong non-family support system they didn't JUST become trans ya dingdong they just became safe from you and I hope you feel every bit of what that means." The post is a statement about the challenges faced by transgender individuals and the importance of a supportive environment.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/4982526329689f22e351dc0349428614-0.jpeg "The image shows a social media post by a user named Cliff Jerrison, with the handle [@]pervocracy. The post features a cartoon avatar of a character with glasses and a sunflower next to the username. The text is in white font on a black background and reads: \"if your child doesn't come out until they've moved out and have a strong non-family support system they didn't JUST become trans ya dingdong they just became safe from you and I hope you feel every bit of what that means.\" The post is a statement about the challenges faced by transgender individuals and the importance of a supportive environment.")
![The image is a screenshot of a tweet from the account "Existential Comics" with the handle "[@]existentialcoms." The tweet features a humorous critique of capitalist ideology. The text reads: "The absolute funniest part of capitalist ideology is that they somehow managed to convince everyone that 'freedom' meant like... the freedom to choose between 63 kinds of shampoo, and not like... the freedom to quit a job you hate without losing your health insurance." The tweet is presented in a white background with black text, and the account's name and handle are displayed at the top. The tweet's content is a satirical commentary on the perceived priorities of capitalist societies, contrasting the triviality of consumer choice with the lack of freedom in employment and healthcare.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/1652678004689e8043404dd011066481-0.jpeg "The image is a screenshot of a tweet from the account \"Existential Comics\" with the handle \"[@]existentialcoms.\" The tweet features a humorous critique of capitalist ideology. The text reads: \"The absolute funniest part of capitalist ideology is that they somehow managed to convince everyone that 'freedom' meant like... the freedom to choose between 63 kinds of shampoo, and not like... the freedom to quit a job you hate without losing your health insurance.\" The tweet is presented in a white background with black text, and the account's name and handle are displayed at the top. The tweet's content is a satirical commentary on the perceived priorities of capitalist societies, contrasting the triviality of consumer choice with the lack of freedom in employment and healthcare.")
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in reply to π΄ Seph π πΎ • • •The image shows a social media post by a user named Cliff Jerrison, with the handle [@]pervocracy. The post features a cartoon avatar of a character with glasses and a sunflower next to the username. The text is in white font on a black background and reads: "if your child doesn't come out until they've moved out and have a strong non-family support system they didn't JUST become trans ya dingdong they just became safe from you and I hope you feel every bit of what that means." The post is a statement about the challenges faced by transgender individuals and the importance of a supportive environment.
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