i don't read books i read leftist tweets (longer form narrative journalism with attached pdfs of entire federal dossiers

equating passing to attractiveness is a cishet norm imposition that can be ignored

revisiting the drake-kendrick beef through the lens of zionist infighting

Check in on your well-meaning (and much nicer in person than online) white boys tonight

local man mews his way into vogue

ahahahahaoww ow ow my head

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if evolution weren't a hoax i feel like it would select for people like me

whimsigoths I SEE you

all this CEO predation is going to select for traits like camouflage, tree climbing, scaly outer shell in the CEO population

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aaaauuughhhhhhh!!!!

God leaves his dog (mankind) in a hot car (Earth) all summer and it's fine

one cannot be a playa with bitterness in their heart

im being libradiated

The rabid dogs of Western Imperialism are at it once more

Stepping into the microblog cockpit

just a space cadet hotboxing the escape pod

meadow

zaza got me code switching with antediluvian cultures

wake up, ibuprofen. pour up, ibuprofen

the pall of ignorance has finally blotted out enough light for the next day to be in doubt

i just be kidding on here

This blick doesn't even have the concept of a serial number. The only charcters it knows are on the inside of this newspaper

When I get older I will learn how trivial my opps truly were

I'm the blueberry strain of frumpy white boys with a peculiar and laser guided discontent in their heart

It's time to clean up these streets one strongly worded post at a time

Only the biggest and the dawgest will survive what's to come

Picture of a US Foods semi truck next to text that reads: Our food distribution network is controlled by 5 major corporations. You probably see their trucks all the time… Sysco US Foods Gordon Food Service McLane PFG (Performance Food Group) For so few companies to be able to decide what foods go where and how much it costs is a very precarious position for us to be in. Trucking food all around the country, while it may seem necessary, is extremely wasteful and expensive. Economies of scale are good for reducing costs within a fixed system, but we can’t ignore the importance of localized food production which empowers communities to control their own diet and pricing.

Industrialized agriculture has saved and created billions of lives, but our reliance on it risks taking millions back. Localizing our food supply with sustainable economic food production models is essential to securing our future against the potential for famine and bankrupty.

Hey well lemme know where to tap in and I'll look into how I can help