I really think anarcho-communists ought to just start calling what we believe in “the library economy,” because people tend to like public libraries, and they tend to know how they work, and saying that we should run things generally like local public libraries is pretty damn close to anarcho-communism.
honestly, i think a lot of ppl to be considerd liberals would be less scared of hearing “library economy” than anarcho/communism.
Sometimes I am just amazed that communists and anarchists even exist when the entire moneyed class and media apparatus tries to snuff us out at every opportunity, and have tried for the last 250 years. Like we exist in a world where like 6 white men can decide at any given moment to just go to war with whoever they want, for whatever reason, and the entire capitalist class – who control 99% of pretty much everything – lines up behind them completely. We are literally watching state and capitalist propaganda all around us, all of the time, and yet – there is always that group of people that decide to try and make the world better.
I’m just so happy to be in a world with other comrades despite all possible odds. You are all amazing.
THIS. When I think about it I am in fucking awe of my comrades, whatever they do. Whether they’re breaking through police lines or waking up at 6 am to get supplies or wait outside the police station in the snow for hours to give those who get out a warm welcome after hours in a cell. Every single damn anarchist is looking at a massive system of control and going ‘yeah no, me and my mates can do better’ and then actually does it, knowing the risks, knowing how brutal the state can be, they put their safety on the line and do it all anyway. Fucking incredible.
Psychedelic and Colorful Candy Installations By Pip & Pop aka Tanya Schultz
Australian artist Tanya Schultz, who works under the pseudonym Pip & Pop,
creates immersive art installations using sweet materials such as candy
and sugar. In addition to incorporating edible ingredients into her
work, Schultz also uses everyday craft materials and found objects to
create her psychedelic wonderlandsUnder the name of Pip & Pop,
Inspired by Tibetan Buddhist sand mandala and the kawaii (cute) aspect
of Japanese pop culture, their work is embellished with miniature
objects and all things sweet that fill you with child-like awe as you
wander through the rainbow wonderland.
Pip & pop, has combined hundreds of pounds of colored sugar, artificial flora, craft materials and found objects.
hey here’s something I learned only today despite being a lifelong Harry Potter reader
Hagrid is 12 fucking feet tall
people are having a laugh at me for not knowing this but can you blame me? i thought “really tall” was like… 8-9 feet maximum. 12 feet is a fucking lot
Soooo…uhh…
…let’s talk about this.
I feel like—we—we definitely need to talk about this.
Okay I’ve taken these comments into account…
…and I’ve made a new scale.
You’re not going to like it.
You’re really not going to like it.
…That can’t…possibly be right…
…not four times as broad as the height of a man, four times as broad as the breadth of a man. how could you possibly think that’s what she meant
