I really hate Gordon Ramsay’s fat-antagonism on Hell’s Kitchen. It really makes me dislike him even more than I already did.

This is what happens when our critique of capitalism ends at “wealth inequality”. Please, read Marx’s “Estranged Labor” from Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844 or find a good summary of Marx’s theories on alienation, it’ll help so much in understanding “Fight Club”.

One problem is that they’re presenting an ideal that doesn’t actually exist at the societal level. “Separate but equal” only ends up perpetuating master/servant dynamics. Might this work for individual family units? Sure. But they’d be the exception, not the norm.

And that’s why y’all undercut the power of unions when they threaten to rock the boat huh? All those things she’s listing happened because unions disrupted the status quo, often violently. And usually fighting against both liberals and conservatives to achieve those goals.

How does his statement resonate with IPV survivors other than to remind them of the words their abusers used to convince everyone to not listen to the survivor?

Why the fuck am I getting all these depp lovers on my TL? Is he shelling out money again to get his PR firm to gaslight the internet into thinking he isn’t a POS?

I really think the way Darth Zipperhead and Kyle Ren’s styles reflect this frantic brutality is seriously underrated. It’s not just that their styles are cool, it’s that their styles embody the idea of the dark side being emotional, passionate, oft seemingly unrefined…

I just started to imagine if they had gotten Boots Riley to be the one to make the Borderlands movie, and now I’m so mad that he didn’t, and outraged at the studios who (if he had) would never let it see the light of day.

If Swamp Thing were to become the host of the venom symbiote, would the symbiote connect with all of the Green? Or just the “body” of its avatar?

Post a random photo otherwise everything goes wrong in September

I feel like western fantasy storytelling’s tendency to tell stories based on this “longing for a lost golden age” is rooted in the West’s postwar loss of empires. But I don’t know enough about prewar fantasy storytelling or fantasy in other cultures to be sure. Thoughts?