Juniper (she/her) 🫐

Direct democracy doesn’t only not contradict with anarchism, it is a core tenant of anarchism. After all, how do we get rid of unjustified hierarchy without creating a hierarchy free form or rulership?

Reverse image search shows the image is over 5 years old (old r/funny thread about it) so not AI generated

Not only that, the drawing of her in the first and last panels are the same with a few changes, and the guy is the same in all three panels he is in, just with an extra arm drawn in the final one.

Thank you for your service, Twitterenoclast 🫡

Socialism is inherently democratic

“Savages”, "Redskins”, “Squaw”, and so on.

Some news headlines even refer to the second one as “the R-word”:

CNN: The terrible R-word that football needed to lose

Politico: The R-Word Is Even Worse Than You Think

These are extremely harmful words with hundreds of years of genocide behind them. I imagine the only reason they aren’t censored like the N-word is is because Native Americans make up a proportionally smaller population due to the effectiveness of the genocide, and because the reservation system is in contrast to racial integration as with American black people in so much as it limits interactions between them and racist whites who would overuse a dehumanizing phrase to the same extent.

Good thing Proton is a nonprofit then 😊

Backtrack if you want, but what you said was xenophobic by definition and I’m not going to bother arguing semantics.

Edit: I like how you completely changed your comment after I replied. Very cool

Because you are xenophobic yourself, yes.

Do you understand the difference between integration and immigration?

Yes there is something wrong with not wanting to allow people from other cultures to integrate into your own.

A lot of eastern Asian countries are extremely xenophobic in other words.

Or duck 🦆 but yes. Damn near broke up with an ex of mine when she asked me if I would be bothered by her ordering foie gras, and then explained what it is.

I mean Foie Gras is literally fatty liver disease so, yes