Me: eat the rich, fuck capitalism
Also me: gives $72 to one of the wealthiest musicians on earth at the drop of a dime for a new version of an album I’ve listened to thousands of times
#TaylorsVersion#ItsALoveStory
You guys, think of how much brain space this will clear up. Like deleting a massive file that was constantly overheating your computer but you still couldn’t shut down
shaming people for being “uneducated” where education is purposefully underfunded & gerrymandering/voter suppression plays a large role in keeping the state red isn’t the take you think it is, it comes from a place of classism & undermines the long fight of local organizers
See that, @GovLarryHogan? You could've done this instead of voting for a dead person (who was also violently racist and ignored a pandemic which resulted in 10s of 1000s of deaths)
@casey62442 Everyone has been complaining that it’s less scary than hill house which is why I watched it lol. I was too afraid to watch hill house. There are a few jump scares in Bly but it’s definitely more of like an unsettling gothic romance. Second half isn’t scary at all
@SpoilsToVictor I think so! It picks up a lot in the second half of episode 6. But I don’t watch scary shows/movies often so this is scary to me lol. So take my opinion with a grain of salt
Seattle has built a pretty slick coronavirus testing system... Here's an overview for folks who aren't familiar:
Last night at almost midnight, I determined that I needed a covid test. I went online, chose one of several city-run testing sites and registered for a time slot.
A teenage TikTok-er pointed out that there were no ASL interpreters at the debate last night, which means ~600,000 deaf Americans were not afforded the chance to participate in their democracy. I can't stop thinking about it. How can that STILL be an oversight in 2020?