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What a gorgeous plane. Like, goddamn.

rest of the base details: gave the destroyed necron a matching gun glued damaged wires down + into a pipe made rubble similar to the base (corkboard, textured plasticard plus some army painter razor wire that works as rebar), to scatter and blend in with thulia's foot-stand

interminably she tapped the battered sign, annoying most and enlightening a few this stuff, these legal, safety, and especially healthcare consequences of cissexist denialism, are why I constantly roll out this talking point. sex assigned at birth tells you nothing of reliable use for medicine.

Here's another way to see that rent is probably the most important long-term affordability constraint: In a world where rent (shelter) prices increased only as fast as the rest of the economy, purchasing power today would be about 13% higher (measured by wages)

Big Squigs! #goblins #warhammer #ageofsigmar #nerdlings

The actual harsh truth about MAHA is that it is an anti-vaxx, anti-science, pro-diarrhea conspiracy movement. It cloaks its arguments in abstractions about "big pharma" and "free speech" to generate *the exact op-ed The Atlantic keeps publishing*. Movements like this need to be fought, not placated.

As the piece admits, the second MAHA took power it started gutting basic science, promoting quack treatments and loosening health regulations. *This* is what the movement is. Yet it's up to critics not to conclude or predict anything from these actions and bend over backward to find common cause.

The argument is always the same: Rather than judge MAHA supporters on what they do, we should judge them on what they say. This is dangerously uninformed about how conspiracy movements work.

Centrists always present these takes as savvy "harsh truths" for the left, but they're the most pathetic kind of ignorant, cowardly self-soothing. www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/0...

you mean "break". break pollution laws

thinking again about the greatest scene in cinema history

ran out of time as i always do during artfight so i did my best to ink some of the unfinished pieces i had laying around this morning

FYI there is no "real" reason why Rome "fell." Its power waned for the usual, mundane reasons: widening gap between rich and poor, inability to maintain infrastructure, incompetent leadership, pointless wars, endless persecution of marginalized groups who performed vital labor, etc.

this is also why standing up for the rights of trans people is good politics regardless of what polling says - "we are standing up for this group of people no matter what, because it's the right thing to do" is very fight-coded! people respect that! it signals you'll fight on other stuff too!

the fight/don't fight axis remains the most important fault line in democratic politics, and that the moderates have mostly failed to find any way to take the 'fight' side is why they are getting their asses handed to them in primaries right now

“Go for it, Sidney! You’ve got it! You’ve got it! Good hands! Don’t choke!”

Reverse beast

hey are you doing okay? you keep briefly flashing red every few seconds and playing your hurt animation like you are poisoned

>history educator >all material locked behind Meta socials login can we fucking not

There is no significant voting bloc that has made trans people in sports their primary bugbear. The only reason it is treated as a hinge issue is because centrist and right-wing democrats have conceded literally everything else to Republicans, like tax, healthcare, and minimum wage policy.