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June 2013

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Jun 17, 2013211,339 notes
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14-Year-Old Girl Gets Raped, Gets Pregnant, Gets "Whore" and "Slut" Scrawled on Her House → slate.com

Anti-choicers love to wax poetic about how beautiful it is for teenage girls to “choose life,” even when raped. Unfortunately, as a recent story out of Indiana shows, the reality is anything but beautiful. In the small town of Elwood, Ind., a 13-year-old girl was raped by a 17-year-old and  impregnated. The victim opposes abortion, and while she briefly considered making an exception for herself in this case, she ultimately went ahead with the pregnancy. The result? She’s become a target for abuse and harassment in Elwood, and the formerly outgoing young woman is now a recluse. 

Pro-lifers where art thou? This girl chose life - and not one of you steps up to defend her?

Jun 14, 20131,015 notes
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Jun 13, 201361,629 notes
STFU, Conservatives: odinsblog: silas216: All You Need to Know About Irrational... → stfuconservatives.tumblr.com

odinsblog:

silas216:

All You Need to Know About Irrational “Self-Defense” Laws in Three Pictures

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That’s Ezekiel Gilbert. He was acquitted yesterday in the murder of Lenora Ivie Frago, who had taken $150 from Gilbert for sex and then refused to have sex with him or give…

Jun 13, 20132,041 notes
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Jun 13, 2013224,450 notes
“Facebook is the living dead: the most popular, least relevant social network where teenagers and adults alike gather out of fear of missing out on things that don’t even make them happy” —A Pew study says that 94 percent of teens use Facebook, and hate it.  (via ihatenietzsche)
Jun 13, 20139,133 notes
Jun 10, 20131,111 notes
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A lot of us running around talking about politics don’t even know what politics is. Did you ever see something and pull it and you take it as far as you can and it almost outstretches itself and it goes into something else? If you take it so far that it is two things? As a matter of fact, some things if you stretch it so far, it’ll be another thing. Did you ever cook something so long that it turns into something else? Ain’t that right?

That’s what were talking about with politics.

That politics ain’t nothing, but if you stretch it so long that it can’t go no further, then you know what you got on your hands? You got an antagonistic contradiction. And when you take that contradiction to the highest level and stretch it as far as you can stretch it, you got what you call war. Politics is war without bloodshed, and war is politics with bloodshed. If you don’t understand that, you can be a Democrat, Republican, you can be Independent, you can be anything you want to, you ain’t nothing.

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—Fred Hampton (via whitedenial-ontrial)
Jun 7, 201347 notes
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ostracizedpoodle:

“Truth or dare”
“Truth”
“What’s your credit card number”

Jun 5, 201366,626 notes
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Jun 2, 201356,404 notes
“You have probably figured out by now that education is not really about grades or getting a job; it’s primarily about becoming a more aware and engaged observer of the universe. If that ends with college, you’re rather wasting your one and only known chance at consciousness.” —John Green, commencement address, Butler University (via politicalprof)
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