boss-of-the-plains:

the-batfe:

innercheeseburger:

stfuconservatives:

theoppressedlittlefetus:

ihavetheswaggerofacripple:

It’s not like you guys care or anything. But this is the sign I made for the ProLife March in Washington D.C this week. 

It’s not like you care or anything, but Dr. Seuss was so pro-choice he threatened to sue the pro-life organization misusing and appropriating his words, this quote. Ha.

Dr. Seuss and his wife were lifelong supporters of Planned Parenthood. His widow continues to sue pro-life organizations for using this quote. BTW, the book was about the American post-war occupation of Japan. Not about fetuses.

this is so hilarious i’ve gained the ability of flight 

LOL

You have angered me…

If you’re gonna fight so hard to see that a woman is forced to keep her “baby” alive while it’s in her womb regardless of whether or not she is ready to have a child then why do you not fight for it when it is actually born? Why don’t you fight to see that it lives in proper housing and is fed well and given a good education and taught right from wrong so that it does not grow up to be some hood rat? I believe that it is because you don’t actually care at all. You fight against pro-choice people because seeing that the option of abortion is there makes you feel uneasy. You feel like you are obligated to remove the right of choice from the equation to please your God. This feeling is also known as ignorance.

(出典： loveyourselfandyourlife)

brashblacknonbeliever:

Miss white former vegan “Shaka Zulu” girl is back and this time she really pissed me the fuck off. I had to go off on her ass. Here’s my reply:

Are you serious right now? Let me sit down and tell you a damn story. I lived in a damn food desert for most of my life. For a good two years me and my mother were homeless. We got our food from soup kitchens, churches, and school lunches. When we finally did get an apartment in the hood, the closest “grocery store” was the convenience store down the street. All they had on their shelves was processed foods, cereal, milk and bread. If we did want to go to a “real” grocery store, that meant we had to get up early in the morning, hop our asses on a bus, buy enough food to last but not so much that we couldn’t carry it all, carry our food from the grocery store to the bus stop, squeeze our way on the bus (if there wasn’t a seat that meant standing in the middle of the damn aisle with groceries in your hand for the whole ride back home), and then carry the groceries from the bus stop back to the house. Needless to say it was an exhausting trip that we didn’t wanna make often.

We also had to contend with the fact that grocery stores in the hood don’t carry quality fruits and produce and the shit they had was massively overpriced. We also worked so hard (yes, “we”, I got my first job at 13 and never stopped working) that by the time we got home we were way too damn tired to even think about making a home cooked meal every damn night. Even when my mother got a damn car so we could go to the better stores, the prices only got higher and then we had to worry about keeping the car up and paying for gas which meant we needed more money and therefore had to work even fucking harder.

If you managed to stay vegan while taking your ass across the country, good for you. Go get yourself a fucking cookie. For the rest of us though, that shit don’t work. We got way more important shit to worry about than making PETA or some random ass vegan motherfuckers mad. It’s a hell of a lot more cost effective for people like us to buy some meat and processed foods (and to be honest, that’s all that a lot of us have available) rather than pick around for some vegan shit to make some other motherfuckers happy. If you’re not willing to address the inherent classism and racism in the whole vegan “movement” I’m gonna need you to sit your ass all the way fucking down and take your bullshit somewhere else. I ain’t here for that shit.

(出典： heeavyboots)

(出典： feminist-space)

peanutsareforpussies:

osointricate:

shorm:

birdpear:

depression is like trying to peel a potato with another potato its not fun it doesnt work and you just wanna cry

…why is this such a good metaphor what the fuck

#and then people are like #God! Why don’t you just get a peeler!? #and then they HAND YOU ANOTHER FUCKING POTATO

this makes so much sense

(出典： ironhomu)

(出典： pineapplesandwiches)

fitinyourdreams:

Cake or collar bones dry thinning hair??

Pizza or a thigh gap dry peeling skin??
Ice cream or hip bones dull eyes??
Food or a nice body death??

Think before you eat encourage others to throw their lives away by posting your pro-ana shit all over the internet where vulnerable naive teenagers can read.

(出典： whatwouldsnejanado)

3liza:

lordsteeb:

“how much should we care about the social rights of bees” is basically the kind of question you would ask a disguised android to trick it into attacking you

it’s also factually incorrect, unsurprisingly.  turns out whichever idiot tumblr teen scribbled this pile of garbage took exactly zero seconds to verify any of this, which i will now do because i hate myself

1. Wing clipping is generally not practiced because clipped queens will be recognized as “damaged” by the hive and replaced with a new queen.  This is because during swarming (the activity in which the queen leaves the hive with a swarm to start a new colony) the queen is driven around the out of he hive by the workers, she in no way “leads” them.  If she is unable to leave the hive, they kill her and get a virgin queen to do it.  
   Source: http://www.beesource.com/forums/showthread.php?249047-Queen-bee-wing-clipping
    
2. Drones always die after mating.  Painfully.  They have no function other than to inseminate queens, and will die after having their penis and associated organs ripped out of their bodies when a copulating couple separates.
   Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drone_(bee)
   
   
3.  Beekeepers only replace elderly queens rarely, in order to prevent the colony from dying out completely over the winter, and this is only when the queen is not destroyed and replaced by her own workers.
   Source: http://basicbeekeeping.blogspot.com/2011/02/lesson-95-when-to-replace-your-queen-in.html
    
4. Bees are a pillar of literally every kind of agriculture, and wild bees are not sufficient to keep us fed, even if we’re all vegans.  
   Source:http://www.infoplease.com/encyclopedia/science/bee-importance-bees.html
    
5. Colony Collapse Disorder means beekeeping is even more important now than it used to be.  CCD’s cause is unknown but we need more bees and we need them ASAP.  
   Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colony_collapse_disorder
   
   
6. Waggle dance, social structure, etc. Bees rule, but that’s not a good reason to not eat honey.  The statement that bees are “social” is disingenuous at best, as colony insects function far more like individual cells in a single living organism than they do like mammals.  
   Source: http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2007/07/swarms/miller-text
    
7. AND FINALLY, YOU FUCKING MORONS, If you’re concerned about eating “animal” “products” produced by insects then you should probably stop eating altogether.  The FDA allows up to an average of 75 insect fragments per 50 grams of wheat flour, and you’re shoveling that down with every bite of whole grain whatever.  See also: gut parasites, eyebrow mites, dust mites, fleas, houseflies, fruit flies etc. — all part of the Kingdom Animalia and so, by your logic, it’s not fucking vegan to pluck your eyebrows or deworm yourself.
   Source: http://www.fda.gov/ICECI/ComplianceManuals/CompliancePolicyGuidanceManual/ucm074610.htm
    
8. Eating less meat or no meat is a good dietary and environmental decision, and more people should be eating less meat.  That’s not really up for debate.  There’s just absolutely no need to fuck it up with this kind of false equivalency and transparently unresearched moralism.

(出典： wordsfromnature)

mareeps:

humans are very interesting because no other creature has gone through years of evolution to be this stupid

(出典： drarna)

(出典： 9gag)