the sun is a lesbian

moonsharky:

buckley-diaz family ∘⁠˚⁠˳⁠° 911 fox + smiley boys {s06e01}

[Image Description:

3 gifs of Evan “Buck” Buckley, Eddie Diaz, and Christopher Diaz from season 6 episode 1 of 9-1-1.

Gif 1: Eddie sits at the dining table, a pen in his hand, and Christopher to his side slightly off camera. Speaking to Buck, Eddie tilts his head with a small teasing look.

Gif 2: With a dish towel over his shoulder and ingredients scattered over the kitchen island in front of him, Buck smiles widely, looking at Eddie off screen.

Gif 3: Christopher smiles, his eyes crinkling, and he claps his hands together once in happiness.

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sabertoothwalrus:

I’ve had the fortune of meeting some online friends in person and as soon as I get home I just get ANGRY like

WHAT DO YOU MEAN WE CANT JUST GO GET BOBA AND HAVE A PICNIC AND GO THRIFTING AND GO BOWLING BECAUSE YOU LIVE THOUSANDS OF MILES AWAY. THATS NOT FAIR

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magnetothemagnificent:

magnetothemagnificent:

The vegan to ecofascist pipeline

Actually I’m going to expand on the steps of the pipeline.

It starts with:

“I want to do something to better the environment”. A noble pursuit.

Then, “Large scale animal agriculture is bad for the environment”. Accurate statement.

Then, “Therefore, I am going to stop consuming all animal products and biproducts.” A lofty goal, but still reasonable. It’s not something that’s for everyone, but if that’s what you want to do to do your part, more power to you.

Then, “If I can do it, so can you.” Inaccurate. The human body is suited ideally for an omnivorous lifestyle. While the human body is very adaptable, its adaptability varies from person to person, and not everyone is able to subsist off of a vegan lifestyle.

Then, “People who don’t follow my lifestyle are maliciously contributing to climate change.” We’re going into dangerous ‘us vs. them’ territory now. Now everyone who consumes animal products and biproducts even utilyzes large-scale animal agriculture, and there are myriad of reasons for someone to not be vegan. Personal lifestyle choices are also a distraction from the larger issue at hand, which is that corporations contribute the most to climate change, and blaming yourself and other individuals is a distraction.

Then, “Human beings are responsible for climate change. Humans are inherently destructive.” False. Corporations and industrialization is responsible for climate change. Humans are inherently neutral, and for the most part are actually good.

Then, “If there were less people on this Earth, we would have less climate change and pollution.” And there we are. At the ecofascism finish line.

Not every vegan ends up at the ecofascist finish line. Many vegans stay comfortably on the third rung of the ladder, focusing on their own personal boundaries and lifestyle choices. However, as soon as you dip your toes into the “if I can do it, so can you” mentality, that’s when the ball begins rolling down the slippery slope of ecofascism.

As soon as you begin forcing your lifestyle onto other people, that’s when it becomes dangerous.

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jamesbuckblog:

some oliver stark tweets to add to the tumblr decor

engulfes:

Taking a walk because it feels good going to bed on time because it feels good waking up earlier because it feels good eating enough fruit because it feels good doing a workout because it feels good cooking myself a nice meal because it feels good staying in contact with friends because it feels good… sometimes joy is work but it’s always worth it

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phoebesbridgers:

my gf and i moved in together :))))