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moving blogs

hi, i made myself a new blog. i just felt like it was kind of time and i hope u like it.

i am here now

#last one #queue

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moving blogs

hi, i made myself a new blog. i just felt like it was kind of time and i hope u like it.

i am here now

toastmd reblogged

toastmd

moving blogs

hi, i made myself a new blog. i just felt like it was kind of time and i hope u like it.

i am here now

toastmd

moving blogs

hi, i made myself a new blog. i just felt like it was kind of time and i hope u like it.

i am here now

#im keeping this for archival purposes absolutely obviously lol #hope 2 see yall there love eve

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distinguishedbaloney

#i found this vid and its just as funny as you think it would be

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sdws

Coucou Chloé - Bozar Night. Brussels 2018.

#music tag #coucou chloe

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mondaynightmami

trixie mattel - video games

#music tag

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erniebilko

b1rdonawire

gmar chatima tovah to everyone observing yom kippur! i hope you have a meaningful day and a safe and easy fast if you choose to fast ❤️

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huariqueje

Girl with Dog - Tadashi Nakayama , 1970.

Japanese, 1927- 2014

Woodblock , 55/65 . 21 ¾ x 33 7/8 in. 55 x 86 cm.

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k00iker

what’s consistency? anyways, some hollys for a thing

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cherivinca

my name is brutus and my name means heavy, so with a heavy heart, i’ll guide this dagger into the heart of my enemy

Source: deviantart.com

#wc #little bit tipsy. beautiful art #i care her

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erniebilko

probablyasocialecologist

‘Green’ colonialism is ruining Indigenous lives in Norway

Norway continues to allow the construction of wind farms on Saami land, which threatens their herding livelihoods.

www.aljazeera.com|Eva Maria Fjellheim,Florian Carl

Some 98 percent of Norway’s electricity production today comes from renewable energy sources. But in most public debates or political decisions, the detrimental impact that this has had on Saami livelihoods is readily overlooked. The Oyfjellet wind plant is not the first encroachment Jillen Njaarke have faced. Various hydropower plants in their land have reduced pastures and have exposed their herds to a higher risk when crossing unstable ice on water dams.

As democratic processes led by majoritarian societies fail to include indigenous perspectives, exhausting and expensive lawsuits become one of the only pathways left for the Saami community. Yet, at the core, these kinds of conflicts are not merely legal problems. They call into question the fundamental principles underlying our ways of organising as societies.