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110830-4-1 by shidomotoyouichi on Flickr.Sweet picture. Awesome crop n contrast.

110830-4-1 by shidomotoyouichi on Flickr.

Sweet picture. Awesome crop n contrast.



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mpdrolet: Lenticular cloud over Mount Shasta at sunset from Lake Shastina, October, 2010 Mark Stensaas

mpdrolet:

Lenticular cloud over Mount Shasta at sunset from Lake Shastina, October, 2010

Mark Stensaas

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Busy telling my Miles Davis poster he’s gotta respect Paul Desmond. Life is so not okay. But it’s kinda funny. Yeah no I think it’s pretty funny. Ahhhhh deep breaths yeah!



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Shrimp Facts by Serge Seidlitz

Shrimp Facts by Serge Seidlitz


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“ Today there are more African-Americans under correctional control — in prison or jail, on probation or parole — than were enslaved in 1850, a decade before the Civil War began. Michelle Alexander, on the number of blacks in the criminal justice system. On Monday’s Fresh Air, Alexander details how President Reagan’s war on drugs led to a mass incarceration of black males and the difficulties these felons face after serving their prison sentences. (via nprfreshair)

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mehreenkasana: jockohomo: “A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual death.” Martin Luther King, Jr., Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?, 1967 Oh, America.

mehreenkasana:

jockohomo:

“A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual death.” Martin Luther King, Jr., Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?, 1967

Oh, America.


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mehreenkasana: nationalpost: Rick Perry defends Marines caught urinating on Taliban corpses in videoTexas Governor Rick Perry, scrambling to keep his U.S. presidential bid alive, accused the Obama administration on Sunday of over-reacting to a videotape that shows four Marines appearing to urinate on dead Taliban fighters in Afghanistan.“These kids made a mistake. There’s not any doubt about it. They shouldn’t have done it. It’s bad,” Perry told CNN’s “State of the Union” program.“But to call it a criminal act, I think, is over the top,” said Perry, who faces a possible make-or-break performance in the South Carolina Republican presidential primary on Saturday. (Photos: Reuters) Suppose several Vietnamese soldiers did this or, say, Afghan or Iraqi, to “patriotic, young, fearless” American soldiers. What would Perry say? Let me guess: “This is a shameful act of barbaric proportions and those uncouth bastards should be brought before the law for justice. The world is watching and we will teach these men a lesson. God bless America.” End scene. Yo. Why is this the worst place ever?

mehreenkasana:

nationalpost:

Rick Perry defends Marines caught urinating on Taliban corpses in video
Texas Governor Rick Perry, scrambling to keep his U.S. presidential bid alive, accused the Obama administration on Sunday of over-reacting to a videotape that shows four Marines appearing to urinate on dead Taliban fighters in Afghanistan.

“These kids made a mistake. There’s not any doubt about it. They shouldn’t have done it. It’s bad,” Perry told CNN’s “State of the Union” program.

“But to call it a criminal act, I think, is over the top,” said Perry, who faces a possible make-or-break performance in the South Carolina Republican presidential primary on Saturday. (Photos: Reuters)

Suppose several Vietnamese soldiers did this or, say, Afghan or Iraqi, to “patriotic, young, fearless” American soldiers. What would Perry say? Let me guess: “This is a shameful act of barbaric proportions and those uncouth bastards should be brought before the law for justice. The world is watching and we will teach these men a lesson. God bless America.”

End scene.

Yo. Why is this the worst place ever?