found poetry in the margins of this 1A spanish reader

one of my british friends did this a while back and i thought i was going insane

one of the most insane things british people do is refer to restaurants as the cuisine with the indefinite article . "i hear there's a decent indian around the corner" "oh i just went to a nice chinese" do you hear yourself what the hell

every place in england is called something like either "grassfields", "bitches", or "wearstneil" (pronounced "well")

Kurt Cobain basically Knew

@anemone wait youre so right..... gladiatorial combat is so back AND it's tf2

@nepetalactone girls rituals mentioned fuck yeah

@anemone usa needs a system where you are not allowed to be in the military

i dont like swiss very much though sorry . swiss cheese fans please forgive me

🪤 <- would work on me tbh . if it were a nice cheese like smoked gouda or parmesan

Good morning

To most people, “crime” is a general signifier for bad things that people do to each other.

In reality, though, crime is defined entirely by *violations of some legal authority’s rules*, usually those of the state.

Many bad things that people do to each other are perfectly legal: war, pollution, exploitation. Many good things are crimes: feeding the homeless or protesting genocide or self-defense against an abuser.

The Holocaust was once legal. Freeing enslaved people was once a crime. When we ask “but how would we protect ourselves from crime without police or the state,” we are asking the wrong question. There is no crime without the state, because nothing can be licit or illicit without the state’s legal authority.

What we need to ask is: how do we best address interpersonal harms? Fortunately, that has nothing to do with the police or the state.

can't wait for another amerikkkan century of humiliation gif to drop

@nyx i have actually heard this . i think i saw a tumblr post about it like a year ago