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Holy flashbacks Batman! I used to quote this over and over until my dad threatened to hide the vhs tape. I loved The Labyrinth.

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cosmogirl7481:

The moment we all fell in love and lost our shit. #Originalward

Truth.

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This.

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Click to follow this blog, you will be so glad you did!

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theduty:

-sapian.

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thebusinessofeducating:

I try to keep this thing fairly non-political… however… yeah.

Gahhhhhhhhhh whut? I swear I had actual thoughts in my head before this. But now. *poof* Gone.

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Hahaha this kid is smart.

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“Could you imagine what the Tea Party would be saying right now if there was a law on the books that allowed immigrants to indefinitely avoid taxes on income sent back to family members in the old country, in Mexico and Venezuela and India? Imagine the uproar if Barack Obama, in the middle of this historic revenue crunch and “We’re so broke the world is going to end tomorrow!” debt-ceiling hystgeria, decided to declare a second “one-time tax holiday” for, say, unwed single mothers, or recipients of public assistance? Middle America would be running through the streets, firing shotguns out its truck window, waving chainsaws in mall lobbies, etc.

As it is, leading members of the Senate are seriously considering giving the most profitable companies in the world a total tax holiday as a reward for their last seven years of systematic tax avoidance. Hundreds of billions of potential tax dollars would disappear from the Treasury. And there isn’t a peep from anyone, anywhere, on this issue.

We’re seriously talking about defaulting on our debt, and cutting Medicare and Social Security, so that Google can keep paying its current 2.4 percent effective tax rate and GE, a company that received a $140 billion bailout en route to worldwide 2010 profits of $14 billion, can not only keep paying no taxes at all, but receive a $3.2 billion tax credit from the federal government. And nobody appears to give a shit. What the hell is wrong with people? Have we all lost our minds?”

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Matt Taibbi, “Corporate Tax Holiday in Debt Ceiling Deal: Where’s the Uproar?”

Yeah, I just can’t anymore…

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topherchris:

The rise of the internet has led to the widespread creation and proliferation of crude photoshops which make simple and powerful political statements. I’m a fan of the trend, and a fan of this message in particular.

But it’s going to be awesome after the technological singularity in 2021, when an internet-capable artificial intelligence decides our laws based on the popularity of such memes.

(I feel like I’m channelling hatethefuture right now.)

I’m so getting this made into a shirt and wearing it to the family reunion. That should be fun.

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“I’ll say that again: If you define pro-life as preventing abortions, Planned Parenthood is the most effective pro-life organization in the history of the world. No, it doesn’t give teenagers the idea of having sex. That idea comes to them quite naturally, thank you very much. What Planned Parenthood does, more comprehensively than anyone else, is to distribute the means and knowledge to control your risk of getting pregnant when you don’t want to be pregnant. And those two things, combined with pressure to exercise that control assiduously, are the surest way to prevent abortions. If you wait till women are already unhappily pregnant, you’re too late.”

— Human Nature : The Pro-life Case for Planned Parenthood (via becauseiamawoman)

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This!!

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