Hmmmm

“if you have time to lean you have time to clean” ohhh fuckin if i have time to work i have time to jerk. bitch

[ID: A screenshot of a Twitter post by Albert Kim (@albertvancouver) that reads

“In times like this, it’s worth thinking about how our city is designed

-why can’t I freaking sit down anywhere

-in the shade

-where are the public washrooms

-where can I get water if I’m thirsty

-without paying

-why do I have to breathe car exhaust everywhere” /end ID]

When you start paying attention, you see how ridiculously inaccessible and hostile our manmade environments actually are…

Yutaka Matsuzawa  Untitled (White Circle Collage). c. 1967

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people have got to stop climbing mount everest like girl we arent supposed to do that stopppp fr stoppppp

Spring water of Mt. Fuji by Takeshi Kimura

oh teehee I'm in a silly goofy mood (I am hanging on by a fucking thread)

not the biggest fan of how all everyday tasks have to be repeated again and again. girl why am i sisyphus i didn’t even cheat death

“The addicts [in Vancouver] started to insist on being at every meeting where drug policy was discussed. They took a slogan from the movement of psychiatric patients who were fighting to be treated decently: ‘Nothing about us, without us.’ Their message was: We’re here. We’re human. We’re alive. Don’t talk about us as if we are nothing. They began, haltingly, to find a new language to talk about themselves as addicts. We have certain unalienable rights: to stay alive, to stay healthy, to be treated as people. You are taking those rights away from us. We will claim them back.”

“Since Henry Smith Williams was broken, anybody opposing the drug war had entered the debate in a defensive crouch. They had preemptively pleaded—no, no, we are not in favor of drug use, no, no, we are not bad people, no, no, we are not like those dirty junkies. VANDU [Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users] was different. For the first time, they were putting prohibitionists on the defensive. They were saying: You are the people waging a war. Here are the people you are killing. What are they dying for? Tell us.”

–Johann Hari, Chasing the Scream: The First and Last Days of the War on Drugs (Bloomsbury, 2015)

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I’ve probably said this before but having every good and service turn into a subscription model is one of the worst new developments of our era of capitalism. Like yeah, shit sucked before but it didn’t suck for 19.99 a month indefinitely. This some new shit.