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The reason we don't ask marginalised people to warn for their experiences is because of a thing called human rights. But you are not human. And you kill humans. If you want to interact with humans on social media that humans have provided, you should be polite and play by our rules. And if you really believe you're a monster, then you should tag things because you're not human and therefore a guest in our society

No my friend. You are a guest in mine. I built your world. I put my hands in your foundations, your ink, your blood. I made this place with my skin and my pain. Your world is as much mine as it is yours. And by the sky above, you will mark me when I say to you that you may take your bigotry elsewhere you petulant, ungrateful, disgusting child.

“Human” rights? What a joke. You can barely manage what one human does to another on a good day. Babies in cages, Women being forced into hysterectomies, war crimes, informants and reporters slain by governments, massacres, chemical weapons used on peaceful protestors. You object to me eating a few violent offenders to sustain myself and my works, which benefit you? How dare you. I do more for human rights in a week than I ever do for myself, and how do I fuel that? By eating.

I do not need to have you endow me with personhood. That is something I earn by my mind and my deeds. And no one has the right to deny me it. You are judged by how you treat the least of your fellows, and I will have more rights than god damn dog.

This is why this experiment must happen. This.

People ask me if aliens exist. I say yes, but doubt they would come here. If they did, they’d have to contend with this garbage. They ought not, methinks.

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두 얼굴의 란퀘와 공연 전 서로 광대 분장 해주는 솔레일 쌍둥이

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neomints

‘What IS tarnation?’

Please click for full view there’s a lotta detail to be seen!

Congratulations to our HIVESWAP COMICS CONTEST Week 3 first place winner!

haha knew it will win

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8th

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It’s been five years since we released our first episode of The Misselthwaite Archives! We’re so thankful to all of our fans for supporting the show while it aired and afterward—your kind words, passionate discussions, and beautiful fan art really encouraged us in 2015 and continue to inspire our creative endeavors. If you haven’t seen the series in a while, give it a re-watch to prepare for the coming of spring!

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crienselt

I’ve been meaning to watch this since 2015, and finally binged it last night. And now I’m enduring all the pain of falling in love with a five year old web series because whatever fandom there once was is filled with tumbleweeds and I am dying.

We’re totally behind you if you want to start a fandom revival!

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niosism

i remember watching this as a young teen and loving it. thank you for making my childhood brighter !

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On this day in the History of British Queens, 29th July

1166 - Eleanor of Aquitaine’s grandson, Henry II, Count of Champagne is born. He was the son of her daughter from her first marriage, Marie of France, and Henry I, Count of Champagne. • 1326 - A year before her own death, Elizabeth de Burgh’s father, Richard Óg de Burgh, 2nd Earl of Ulster, dies at Athassel Priory in County Tipperary. • 1412 - Joan of Navarre’s brother, Peter, Count of Mortain, dies in Bourges. • 1475 - Elizabeth Woodville attends the burial of her father-in-law, Richard, Duke of York, and her brother-in-law, Edmund, Earl of Rutland, in Fotheringhay. A contemporary said that she “made a great obeisance and reverance to the said body [Richard, Duke of York]” and that she was “dressed all in blue [the colour of royal mourning] without a high headdress”. Richard and Edmund had been killed at the Battle of Wakefield 15 years before and their heads put on spikes on top of Micklegate Bar in the city of York. Edward IV ordered that their heads be buried with their bodies at Pontefract Priory after he won the Battle of Towton in 1461, but they were not buried in the family vault at Fotheringhay until 1475. • 1548 - Mary, Queen of Scots sails to France from Dumbarton. • 1565 - Even though a papal dispensation had not been obtained, Mary, Queen of Scots marries her first cousin Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley, at Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh. • 1588 - Elizabeth I’s troops, commanded by Lord Charles Howard and Sir Francis Drake, defeat the Spanish Armada at the Battle of Gravelines and disperse them to the northeast and then, eventually, back down to Spain. However, the English remained unaware that the armada had given up and intended to go back for some time, and still feared an invasion, which lead to English militias mustering to defend the nation under the command of the Earl of Leicester and Elizabeth delivering her famous “Tilbury Speech” to rouse support. • 1761 - Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz’s mother, Duchess Elisabeth Albertine of Saxe-Hildburghausen, dies aged 47 in Neustrelitz. • 1981 - Elizabeth II’s eldest son Charles, Prince of Wales, marries Lady Diana Spencer at St. Paul’s Cathedral, London.

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