- Realise all aesthetic choices are subjective.
- Realise that they might think they look sexy as fuck.
- Remove yourself from the vicinity until you’ve learned to get over your fatphobia/transphobia/misogyny/racism or combination of those.
(via frosty-paws)
(Source: justlittlethings, via of-a-rather-tragic-death)
(via of-a-rather-tragic-death)
(via of-a-rather-tragic-death)
(Source: , via of-a-rather-tragic-death)
Occupy Philadelphia Day 59 (Post-Eviction Protests). These photos were taken and submitted by Michael Albany, a photographer and Occupier whose work has been frequently featured here on The Political Notebook.
Visit Michael’s official website and follow him on Tumblr!
View the rest of The Political Notebook’s project to gather photography, documentation and experiences from the OWS movements nationwide. Email me, send me a message in my ask box, or tweet me a link to your photos to submit and keep it going!
(via of-a-rather-tragic-death)
Picture of the Day. Cairo, Egypt. A man holds his young son in front of army-constructed barricades on Mohammed Mahmoud Street, which leads to the Interior Ministry.
Photo Credit: Amr Abdallah Dalsh/Reuters. Via.
View more Picture of the Day posts. Submit a photo.
(via of-a-rather-tragic-death)
| my thoughts during school: | lol penis lol |
|---|---|
| my thoughts when im trying to go the fuck to sleep: | the purpose of life is not to be happy . it is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well |
![thepoliticalnotebook:
The last US troops have crossed from Iraq into Kuwait… making this war at which we’ve spent a decade officially over. There’s a lot not to be optimistic about when it comes to post-war reconstruction Iraq, but right now, having the last soldiers off Iraqi soil is an amazing moment to take stock of.
Overnight, MRAP vehicles carried the last 500 soldiers into Kuwait. The last convoy left Iraq at daybreak, to cheering.
NBC’s Richard Engel was there, and tweeted:
His Twitter timeline at the moment is an amazing record of the last moments of our troop presence in Iraq.
[Photo Credit: Mario Tama/Pool via EPA]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lwecoycPDW1qchhhqo1_500.jpg)
The last US troops have crossed from Iraq into Kuwait… making this war at which we’ve spent a decade officially over. There’s a lot not to be optimistic about when it comes to post-war reconstruction Iraq, but right now, having the last soldiers off Iraqi soil is an amazing moment to take stock of.
Overnight, MRAP vehicles carried the last 500 soldiers into Kuwait. The last convoy left Iraq at daybreak, to cheering.
NBC’s Richard Engel was there, and tweeted:
His Twitter timeline at the moment is an amazing record of the last moments of our troop presence in Iraq.
(Source: , via of-a-rather-tragic-death)
4628
