wolverinedoctorwho:

cenobitic-anchorite:

smarmyanarchist:

marthawells:

escapalization:

sprmint-bkgsoda:

From the mouth of a One Percenter –

Abigail Disney

!!!!!!!!!!!

“Yes, there is a superyachtinvestor.com. Go look at it and it will make you so angry, you could chew glass.”

we stan class traitors on this blog

Abigail Disney has no control or input on the operations of the corporation, she is a Disney heiress and, in that respect, nothing else. She puts her money towards philanthropy, especially women’s movements around the globe and peace organizations like Peace is Loud and the Global Fund for Women. She is a documentary filmmaker who explores these themes as well.

There are problematic family investments she earns money from that, legally, she cannot divest from. Instead, she donates these profits to charities that counter to those investments.

Reblogging this version because I needed to read this after watching the video

war-is-the-stupidest-invention:

hundondestiny:

edgelord-zuuko:

bob-belcher:

cards against humanity not only buying part of the U.S border to stop trump from building the wall between the U.S and Mexico but also hiring a law firm specializing in eminent domain with the intent of making it harder and more expensive for the government to build the wall has got to be the boldest move in this stupid simulation we’re living in. not all heroes wear capes

Imminent domain

It’s called eminent domain and, like the OP said, they made it as difficult as possible for the government to go through that process because they funded the property with thousands of $15 donations from their fans. The lawyers they retained wrote a statement which details the process and how they intend to slow-roll the administration’s ability to take the land, with a goal of at least pushing their attempts back until the current administration changes. They obviously cannot prevent the gov from building the wall but they have a series of assurances in place to make it annoying as fuck of a process.

How to beat authoritarianism 2018: Menial Paperwork

cricketcat9:

foxanddanapetrie:

bemusedlybespectacled:

wholock-rab:

youarelookingatthis:

jolivet:

youblowuponesun:

jolivet:

holmes-sweet-holmes:

urbancatfitters:

do u guys understand how creepy the pledge of allegiance is though like every day when ur a kid everybody just chants how great america is every morning it’s creepy

You do that every morning???

EVERY MORNING.

wait

wait

is this a real thing i thought that was just in the simpsons

no son

Wait, other countries don’t do this.

*whispers* Not even Russia

I remember when my dad had a conversation with me

because I asked him what the Austrian pledge of allegiance was (because he’s from Austria)

and he said “we don’t have a pledge of allegiance”

and I said “why not?”

“honey, think about what training your children to mindlessly pledge to a flag, without really knowing what they’re talking about, sounds like to Austrians”

“oh. hitler.”

“exactly”

RE FUCKING TWEET

EVERY – FUCKING – DAY?!?!??!!!!!

cricketcat9:

moreorlesme:

rallyforbernie:

This is what Republicans try to demonize for political gain. Think about it.

“Death Panel” is an easy manipulation.  Know why?  Because death is FUCKING SCARY!  For everyone involved – patient and family. 

Know what else?  Hospice care is FREE for Medicare and Medicaid patients.  And it’s typically covered by private insurance at a high percentage (and realistically, if you qualify for hospice care, you’ve likely already met your deductible). 

Here are some (American) hospice facts:

– hospice care is for anyone who receives a prognosis of six months of life or fewer. 

– hospice care isn’t just for cancer or dementia patients.  Any life-ending diagnosis qualifies for hospice care. 

– hospice care isn’t just for elderly.  Again, anyone who has a life expectancy of six months or fewer should quality for hospice care.

– every licensed hospice provider is required by federal law to use a team approach.  The team includes the medical director (who is an MD), nurses (RNs and LPNs), CNAs, social workers (MSWs), chaplains, and volunteers.  These people are death experts.

– the RN case managers see everything.  EVERYTHING.  Every imaginable living condition, every insane family dynamic, and every conceivable physical condition.  They know wounds.  They know symptoms.  They know pain.  Can’t poop?  Ask a hospice nurse.  I guarantee they’ll have a dozen recommendations, including their own secret recipe for a “brown bomb” or “crappuccino” or “loosey goosey”.  They all taste like garbage, but YOU WILL POOP! 

– hospice CNAs are maybe the most gentle people on the planet.  They care for a patient like they’re caring for their own grandparent.  They’ll wipe your butt and wash your armpits.  They’ll hold your hand and cry with you.  They’ll sing to you or paint your nails or trim your ear hair and they’ll do all of it without an ounce of judgement. 

– hospice social workers know death.  Lots of families hear social worker and think family drama.  That’s not what hospice social workers do.  (Though they do that too, when necessary.)  They help with anything not directly medical.  Moving the patient from the hospital to home?  The social worker can help with logistics.  Questions about money?  The social worker probably knows, or knows where to send you for answers.  Need help with a living will or DNR?  Ask the social worker.  Terrified about what the final moments might be like?  The social worker can walk you through what to expect.   

– a patient or family can choose hospice care at any point, whether immediately after receiving a diagnosis or within hours of death.  Obviously, the longer the hospice team is involved, the better they can guide the patient and family along the journey. 

– hospice care can be revoked at any time, should the patient or family choose to seek active treatment or discontinue the care.  Hospice care can be reinstated as well – it’s typically just a matter of paperwork. 

– here’s what Medicare and Medicaid cover for free

  • the team home visits (home is considered wherever the patient currently lives, whether it’s the hospital, a long-term care facility, or their actual family home)
  • the medications needed to treat the symptoms of the qualifying diagnosis, plus the pain management meds and anything else the medical director prescribes 
  • supplies – bed pads, diapers, gloves, bandages, etc
  • equipment – hospital bed, oxygen, lifts, etc
  • room and board isn’t covered if a patient is in a facility – that cost falls to the family. 

Choosing hospice care isn’t giving up.  It isn’t a death panel.  It isn’t euthanasia.  Choosing hospice care is acknowledging the reality that time is limited and that the patient deserves expert, specialized end-of-life care. 

Hospice care is a choice.  It’s not that surprising that Republicans are anti-choice. 

Rebloging for the American followers.

nihil-descent:

[Image: A Reddit comment by corathus59.

This is almost fifty years ago: I added psych as a major so I could access the books on homosexuality in our university library. They were locked in the back and you had to go through the librarian to get them. If you were not a psych major the Dean of Students would interrogate you as to why you wanted to read such deleterious material.

Seeing the newspaper that one of my professors and his friends had been arrested at his own house, having a barbecue in the backyard, for “associating with a known homosexual”. Believe me, these things twist you, and make you think twice when invited to a party at someone’s house.

Having a handsome young stranger make eyes at you at the all night diner as you study for finals, and wondering if he is one of the detectives assigned to entrapping gays. Going through the teeter totter emotions of wondering if he might be the love you are looking for, or is he the trap that will flush your whole life down the toilet.

Coming to barracks at the end of the day in the Air Force, and watching the swarm of OSI and Security Police escorting a friend out under arrest for having gone to a gay bar. Wondering if he would name you, because that was the only way you could stay out of jail – by naming at least five other gays.

All of the above were common experiences for many gays in America, not that long ago. Those of us who went through this are still among you. Don’t take for granted the new freedoms you have. Get out and vote this election no matter what. The Republicans mean to send us back to all this.]

imamisfittoy:

sardonicblisters:

yayfeminism:

A New Hampshire Republican State Representative anonymously created the “Red Pill” subreddit.

Wow.

these aren’t just bullshitter dweebs in their mom’s basements trolling the internet, these are men who formulate the way we implement laws and who govern the way we live our lives.

^^^ Hello, yes, everyone needs to see this. It’s not always a bunch of nobodies trolling around on 4chan. It’s, doctors, lawyers, judges, businessmen, bankers, law enforcement, etc. People who have pulls on society. They literally don’t see other groups besides themselves as human or equal