rachel

shaking your ass releases endorphins

What we learned from COVID? That oil is worthless in a society without consumption. That healthcare has to be public because health is public. That 50% of jobs can be done from home while the other 50% deserve more than they're being paid. That we live in a society not an economy

taylor swift has emitted more co2 this year than an average US american does within 550 years and more than a person from india in over 4,300 years

me smoking by myself: “Damn my turn again?”

Police tackling parents instead of saving children when the crucial moment came has to be the end. It has to be the end of your faith in police. The end of the idea that police exist to keep us safe. We need to move past this dangerous myth, now, and towards actual public safety.

People often claim that capitalism performed better than socialism in terms of poverty and human development in the 20th century. This story is repeated so frequently that no one ever even bothers to back it up. Is it true? 🧵

The way she’s right

I just learned that if a hermit crab finds a new shell that is too big it will wait for other hermit crabs who need new shells to gather and then they will organize themselves by size and trade shells and I am pissed that the crabs have a better housing market than we do

If the Iraq invasion didn’t teach you that your default position to western media should be immediate skepticism then you are - in the kindest way I can put it - a fucking moron.

over the past few days the unfiltered, raw white supremacy has been quite nauseating to see

The breathtaking bravery of the Russians who know they’ll be arrested for protesting this war and do it anyway.

something like this

A message to the "CONvoy" , Please leave, Stop honking, Go home and stop disturbing us. If the @cityofwinnipeg will not act on our behalf by tomorrow the citizens of this city will. #defendwpg

Please understand that pointing to the lack of police violence against the convoy protesters is not a call for violence. It's pointing out that the absence of police violence is possible and should be expected when protesting, especially for Black and Indigenous communities.

If this isn't just the biggest argument for defunding the police, I don't know what is

Every single time.