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IS THIS GUY JUST MADE OF CHAINSAWS???
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whoops i really ship things in soul eater now
guess i might be getting invested
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HEY GUYS IT’S JUNE 19
GUESS THAT MEANS?
IT MEANS FUN!
always reblog this monstrosity
Posted on June 19, 2013 via Kanye WesternFront with 21,886 notes
Source: lord-kitschener
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one third of a terry cavanagh game: squigglenaut: I’ve noticed a distinct shift in Dave’s take on things,...
I’ve noticed a distinct shift in Dave’s take on things, the juxtaposition of his old “everything must be viewed through the lens of irony” ways and how he’s now contemplating how things can be enjoyed unabashedly, without that pretext used as a shield.
And it occurred to me…
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Posted on June 19, 2013 via Doodles, scribbles, and other things with 360 notes
Source: squigglenaut
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Connecticut on its way to enact the “Homeless Bill of Rights”
June 12, 2013Connecticut is on the cusp of enacting a major new law to protect people who are homeless from discrimination.
Last week, Connecticut lawmakers passed the “Homeless Person’s Bill Of Rights” at the literal 11th hour — 11:30pm on June 5th, one half hour before the legislative session ended. The bill, SB 896, a landmark piece of legislation to protect homeless individuals’ rights, adds homeless people as a protected class who can’t be discriminated against in employment, housing, or public accommodations. It also includes protections for homeless people to move freely in public spaces, such as parks and sidewalks, without being singled out for harassment by law enforcement officers.
Here are the bill’s seven protections:
(1) Move freely in public spaces, including on public sidewalks, in public parks, on public transportation and in public buildings without harassment or intimidation from law enforcement officers in the same manner as other persons;
(2) Have equal opportunities for employment;
(3) Receive emergency medical care;
(4) Register to vote and to vote;
(5) Have personal information protected;
(6) Have a reasonable expectation of privacy in his or her personal property; and
(7) Receive equal treatment by state and municipal agencies.
This is no symbolic victory, Michael Stoops, Director of Community Organizing at the National Coalition for the Homeless, explained. “Homeless people are regularly discriminated against in employment and housing,” Stoops told ThinkProgress.
Nate Fox, Project Supervisor for Faces Of Homelessness Connecticut, a group that advocated for the bill, hailed its passage. “Currently, there are certain civil liberties that could be automatically wiped out when you walked into a homeless shelter,” Fox told ThinkProgress. This bill not only fixes that unintended side effect of shelters and other homeless services, it’s also “changed the conversation on how to protect homeless persons’ rights,” Fox said.
The bill now awaits Gov. Dan Malloy’s (D) signature before it can take effect at its scheduled date of October 1, 2013. It will not only play a major role in preventing discrimination against homeless people; it could also have an effect on municipalities like Hartford which currently have anti-loitering and anti-panhandling ordinances.
If it ultimately becomes law, Connecticut will become just the second state in the nation to enact a Homeless Person’s Bill of Rights. Last year, Rhode Island became the first state to do so. Illinois could increase the number to three if Gov. Pat Quinn (D) signs a bill which passed the legislature recently, and other states like Oregon and Delaware are considering similar legislation.
A Homeless Bill of Rights is also pending in California. Last month the Assembly’s Judiciary Committee approved the legislation but the Appropriations Committee put it on hold until January 2014.
With the regular harassment homeless people in California (especially those living on Skid Row) & in other states face, this kind of Bill of Rights legislation could help protect basic human rights like the freedom of movement, healthcare & employment.
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Posted on June 19, 2013 via The People's Record with 3,145 notes
Source: thepeoplesrecord
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okay, soul eater is worth watching just to watch maka freak out about not understanding how to play basketball
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okay wait, i might be failing reading comprehension here, but that post about the susan b anthony quote is bothering me a little
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oh whoa, death’s voice changed, when did that happen
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girl-in-the-library hat auf deinen Eintrag geantwortet
Yeah, I think I’ve seen Crona a couple of times at the point that I am - but they are still a villain. I should probably put “finish Soul Eater” on my watch list…with “finish Princess Tutu”, and “finish Tiger and Bunny” plus full series to watch
princess tutu is definitely higher priority than soul eater, the other stuff is your choice :P
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girl-in-the-library hat auf deinen Eintrag geantwortet
Ohh. I definitely met Crona then. But I didn’t know that second part. Oh wow. I can totally dig it!
oh, the second part is later episodes, i was just putting that in so you could understand crona’s not just a one-off character or somethin
