JSTOR hoe

boyfriend to some, girlfriend to others

[JSTOR hoe @amandaainchains]

@AlexiusYvonne is the camping pass still available?

[dania ☾ ₊˚ @DI3M0NDGIRLL]

im supposed to be more tattooed than this

[JSTOR hoe @amandaainchains]

@gonzalez_demi TRULY especially behind the thigh/going up the butt area

[JSTOR hoe @amandaainchains]

me during my thigh tattoo i was fighting for my life after hour 2

[stellar @cora_172]

my client yesterday was fighting for their life

[𝚋𝚛𝚘𝚠𝚜𝚎 𝚑𝚘𝚛𝚛𝚘𝚛🦇 @BrowseHorror]

and trust me I know bangers

[JSTOR hoe @amandaainchains]

THIS IS THE TATTOO I NEEEEEEED

[euna @doomscroll____]

I just tattooed the JSTOR logo on someone’s chest

[Couture is Beyond @CoutureIsBeyond]

RIP Shelley Duvall (1949 - 2024)

[Naj @itsnajswrld]

This was me 12yo doing my custom tumblr HTLM

[eric @baskinthegloww]

🫶🫶🫶

[JSTOR hoe @amandaainchains]

@joyecmanor yes DM me

[Rams @ramenrams]

Fully intend on having an Anthony Bourdain summer (being humble & grateful, open to try new things, accepting random acts of hospitality without judgment)

[Brooklyn @bklynb4by]

outlook notification sound https://t.co/46m9om9VoQ

[Jorts (and Jean) @JortsTheCat]

Feels kind of silly to have to say this but damage to property is not violent. Shooting college students in the face with rubber bullets is extremely violent however. Hope that helps

[wendy trevino @prolpo]

nothing but love for the cal poly humboldt comrades who took it to 💯 out the gate. they raised the bar / showed ppl all over this country what it means to be militant & had / are having an impact way beyond their own encampment. please donate to their bail fund!

[Zach Schonfeld @zzzzaaaacccchhh]

Student protesters were right about segregation in the early '60s, right about Vietnam in the late '60s, right about apartheid in the '80s, right about Iraq in 2003, and right about wealth inequality in 2011. Seems generally bad to side against student movements.

[Big Red Celt @BigRedCeltTT]

Don’t go limp. They tack on more charges and it doesn’t bother the cops at all. In fact when they all get back together they laugh and tell stories of the ones “who went limp like a kid or cried like a baby or screamed like a tantrum.”

If you are getting arrested, and you want to fuck with cops: don’t go limp go “stoic.”

This means you have one of two emotional displays. No emotion or smiling.

-The entire time you can. stare the cop in the eyes.
-Do not speak, except to invoke your 4th and 5th amendment rights, to demand a lawyer and if you are not in cuffs to inquire if you are detained.
-Do not resist arrest, put your hands behind your back when told to. If you can look a cop straight in the eyes while they cuff you. If not look forward.
-Always head up, looking forward.
-You are presenting the image that you are not afraid, of arrests or them.

Mass arrests at protests are a scare tactic, to cause mass confusion and to break up groups through fear. Cops want the limp bodies, they want the screaming. It tells them they are putting fear in their targets. If their targets are afraid, their targets will “leave on their own” ending the protest.

The stoic who does not fear arrest, does not fear their commands, who they know will just return to the protest as soon as the magistrate bonds them out…cops don’t know how to deal with that. It bothers them. They are used to arrests at protests being messy and loud, silence messes with them.

They know their power is driven by fear. Fear of the items on their belt, fear of the back seat of the cruiser, fear of the court systems. They are trained to utilize that fear.

Show them they cannot make you afraid anymore. They are not trained or prepared for that.

(This is psychological warfare, not legal advice and not insight to how this could affect a case after being arrested.)

[Matt Henry @DrJustFutures]

The institution will not love you back. It will also call the cops on you, taze you, beat you, gaslight you, and cancel your graduation.

[𝕯𝖎𝖑𝖉𝖔 𝕭𝖆𝖌𝖌𝖎𝖓𝖘 @EmmaTolkin]

LET’S FUCKING GOOOO