We’re all guilty anyways
The dumb games we all play
All tarnished and scarred, when did life get so hard
We’ll drink to aulde lang syne
With fortified wine
We’ll drink to tymes olde from pitchers of gold

And though you may curse ‘thee’
We’re angels of mercy
And sometimes we fall; Ya can’t win them all
I’ll pass out at dawn
And dream of friends gone
As the morbid embrace warms over my face

finally a new year. spend it well and in good company<3

mandorkthegreat:

I wish that once a year hollywood should do a benefit movie.
stfuconservatives:

drinkthe-koolaid:

It’s a fun game.

END GOVERNMENT BALL-OUTS
-jess
tags: banks
melazcosmo:

“Land of the Free” Awards. Creative Summit 2007 - Ralph Award

Feed Me Revolution.&trade;: For those who think blacks in America are imagining racism or blowing things out of proportion:

feedmerevolution:

Fact: Black youths arrested for drug possession are 48 times more likely to wind up in prison than white youths arrested for the same crime under the same circumstances.

Source: “Young White Offenders get lighter treatment,” 2000. The Tennessean. April 26: 8A.

Fact: Black and Latino men are…

(Source: abagond.wordpress.com)

mohandasgandhi:

owsposters:

There is a More Guilty Party #7: Frank Luntz Euphemisms
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Article on which this poster is based

The very fact that the Republican Governors Association and Frank Luntz, a top Republican pollster, felt the need to issue this memo is good news. According to the article Luntz said:

I’m so scared of this anti-Wall Street effort. I’m frightened to death. They’re having an impact on what the American people think of capitalism.

Capitalism. Read his commentary. Why are Republicans scared? Because the poll numbers are overwhelmingly in the Occupiers’ favor. If you turn on your TV or read an article from mainstream sources, you are going to see these terms being used. That’s how much influence Luntz has. It happens every time he comes up with a new strategy.
It’s incontestable that the sentiments of the Occupy Wall Street movement are really starting to resonate with people on a grand scale. The movement just hasn’t organized itself well enough yet to effect policy.
I think a better description is “panicked” rather than guilty.
darling80m:

The Revolution Continues - الثورة مستمرة
Graffiti in Qasr el-Aini Street, Cairo

Letting Go

iknowyouwillbehappyhere:

nobody’s going to save you.
no one’s going to cut you down,
cut the thorns thick around you.
no one’s going to storm
the castle walls nor
kiss awake your birth,
climb down your hair,
nor mount you
onto the white steed.

there is no one who
will feed the yearning.
face it. you will have
to do, do it yourself.

— Gloria Anzaldua

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Police 'killed deaf cyclist with stun gun after he failed to obey instructions to stop'

cultureofresistance:

combat—wombat:

peak-society:

A police officer killed an elderly, deaf and mentally disabled man riding his bicycle by shooting him with a Taser stun gun after he failed to obey instructions to stop.

Roger Anthony, 61, was killed as he made his way home in Scotland Neck, South Carolina, after officers responded to a 911 call about a man who had fallen off his bicycle in a car park.

The caller told dispatchers that the man appeared drunk and that it looked like he had hurt himself.

Officers said they repeatedly told Mr Anthony to get off his bike, but when he didn’t respond, they shocked him. 

The state Office of the Medical Examiner hasn’t yet determined a cause of death.

Family members claim Mr Anthony had hearing problems and suffered from seizures. Now they’re considering whether to file a lawsuit against the town. 

His brother Michael said: ‘What did they tase him for? It’s hurting me. It’s really hurting me.’”


ACAB

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