hollyblueagate:

hollyblueagate:

fosters home for imaginary friends was an awful dystopia and no one talks about it at all

just a few things established in the fosters universe

• imaginary friends are sentient people and everyone can see them
• 8 years old is considered too old to have an imaginary friend
• a large amount of imaginary friends get thrown out on the street legally. At several points they talk about how they had nowhere to go and just wandered around. In Good Wilt Hunting you see a neighborhood full of imaginary friends that live on the street
• this is such an issue there’s shelter(s). there’s absolutely political debates about this.
• imaginary friends have rights, but not the same rights as humans (they can hold jobs and need passports and such but they can be confiscated/held as property and apparently killed without any legal issues) 
• babies imagine abstract, swarming friends, kids imagine normal friends, anyone older tends towards violent monsters that have to be locked up to keep them from attacking people
• at one point, someone imagines a friend and eats it because they’re hungry
• 
  

• this is all just treated as facts of life

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wiishu:

I’ve been wanting to draw these characters ever since I first watched the show, so here they are! I don’t know why I drew Retsuko in her work outfit instead of something cute to match Haida but w/e!

Please don’t repost, thanks!

blckgirlsaint:

marinashutup:

geekandmisandry:

geekandmisandry:

I wonder. I was watching this documentary on a serial killer who, as a 15 year old, killed his grandparents because he “wanted to see what it was like to kill grandma” and then didn’t want his grandfather to be alone and murdered him. He was tried as a child and had his record expunged.

But a young black girl can be tried as an adult for killing her rapist.

I wonder what I would find if I looked up statistics of being tried as an adult and race. Given how often poc children are treated with inherently less empathy and seen as adults.

Zero plot twist.

I took a class on race, gender, and the criminal justice system and I can confirm

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turntechtestament:

oceankin:

bumblebeebats:

carrionkid:

sometimes i wake up in the dead of night in a cold sweat and remember the edge of spiderverse comic gerard way wrote that made the evangelion kids canon to the marvel universe

i had to read this sentence four times to comprehend all its individual parts

gerard way is a surprisingly good comic book writer ok

gerard way has always been a comic book author foremost

my chemical romance was his side gig

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fandomsandfeminism:

Fun fact: anytime you hear a story that boils down to “and then some ABSOLUTE FOOL sued this totally innocent megacorporation for assloads of money AND WON! Can you believe it? Ridiculous. Some people, right?” 99 times out of 100, the corporation super fucked up, the plaintiff 100% deserved that money,.and you’ve just been fed corporate propaganda.

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woke-up-on-derse:

do-black-people-do-stuff:

Jordan Peele’s rebooting The Twilight Zone, which is awesome, but there is going to be a bunch of fake/racist sci-fi fans probably getting angry at him if he decides to do episodes about social issues specifically about race.

And let me just tell you as a HUGE Twilight Zone fan, the original show is 90% commentary on subjects like race, war, and even mental health.

Make Sci-Fi Political And Specifically Radically Liberal Again

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cartwheelandfaceplant:

lesbwian:

end of the year mood

This is funnier the earlier in the year it’s blogged.

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prostatemodern:

the algorithm lookin the fuck at my blog

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brandoncarlo:

when men say that girls only like sports because the guys are attractive what they’re really saying is that they think the guys are attractive but are too insecure to admit it so they project onto women. in this essay i will

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