albeit late always unique

feya here. twenty.
girl. woman.
currently taking ba creative writing

loves to spazz, loves to rant, loves the music and the dance.

writing comes second to breathing, head brimming with thoughts and seeking little treats of joy every day.

ruineshumaines:

Frannie’s Puppies (by Mark Sanders)

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interspecieslove:

baby beluga

10knotes:

The Chromatic Typewriter

by Tyree Callahan

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thefrogman:

Great tips for how to get your google on. So if you want to find my monkey boobs post just google…

site:thefrogman.me ~monkey boobs “Guess what?” -xml 2010

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mohandasgandhi:

I think one of the most nauseating and obnoxious experiences in life is listening to someone try to convince you or others, whether it be subtle or not, that they’re somehow more “intelligent” or “intellectually superior” than a designated population.
If you, say, strategically place Friedrich Hayek’s works on your end tables, constantly talk about how you “really should apply to MENSA one of these days,” ever use the phrase, “I’ll put it in layman’s terms for you,” buy art to be pretentious, refer to a group of people as the “proletariat” when not talking about anything of even a remotely economical nature, use excessive Latin phrases in conversation, etc., then I don’t want to know you, especially if the purpose is to make other people feel bad or inferior. It in no way makes you look enviable. I just cannot stand that nonsense. One who is secure with oneself does not intentionally force others to feel inferior, particularly over qualities which have nothing to do with one’s worth.

mohandasgandhi:

I think one of the most nauseating and obnoxious experiences in life is listening to someone try to convince you or others, whether it be subtle or not, that they’re somehow more “intelligent” or “intellectually superior” than a designated population.

If you, say, strategically place Friedrich Hayek’s works on your end tables, constantly talk about how you “really should apply to MENSA one of these days,” ever use the phrase, “I’ll put it in layman’s terms for you,” buy art to be pretentious, refer to a group of people as the “proletariat” when not talking about anything of even a remotely economical nature, use excessive Latin phrases in conversation, etc., then I don’t want to know you, especially if the purpose is to make other people feel bad or inferior. It in no way makes you look enviable. I just cannot stand that nonsense. One who is secure with oneself does not intentionally force others to feel inferior, particularly over qualities which have nothing to do with one’s worth.

hormonaltransrex:

APPARENTLY THERE ARE PEOPLE OUT THERE WHO THINK ONE OR MORE OF THESE ARE NOT VICTIM BLAMING.

mohandasgandhi:

As per request, this post is now rebloggable, so that others may share in the disdain for Ayn Rand:

I’ve been awake for 2 days and can barely focus, let alone form any sort of a coherent thought. So, I’ll let her quotes simply speak for themselves.

  • “Money is the barometer of a society’s virtue.”
  • “Every movement that seeks to enslave a country, every dictatorship or potential dictatorship, needs some minority group as a scapegoat which it can blame for the nation’s troubles and use as a justification of its own demands for dictatorial powers. In Soviet Russia, the scapegoat was the bourgeoisie; in Nazi Germany, it was the Jewish people; in America, it is the businessmen.”
  • “One can’t love man without hating most of the creatures who pretend to bear his name.” - She’s, forgive me, a crabby bitch.
  • “What is greatness? I will answer: it is the capacity to live by the three fundamental values of John Galt: reason, purpose, self-esteem.”
  • “Businessmen are the one group that distinguishes capitalism and the American way of life from the totalitarian statism that is swallowing the rest of the world. All the other social groups- workers, farmers, professional men, scientists, soldiers- exist under dictatorships, even though they exist in chains, in terror, in misery, and in progressive self-destruction. But there is no such group as businessmen under a dictatorship. Their place is taken by armed thugs: by bureaucrats and commissars. Businessmen are the symbol of a free society- the symbol of America.”
  • “The hippies are a desperate herd looking for a master, to be taken over by anyone - anyone who would tell them how to live without demanding the effort of thinking. Theirs is the mentality ready for a fuhrer.”
  • “If you mean whose side one should be on, Israel or the Arabs, I would certainly say Israel because it’s the advanced, technological, civilized country amidst a group of almost totally primitive savages who have not changed for years and who are racist and who resent Israel because it’s bringing industry, intelligence, and modern technology into their stagnation.”
  • “The Arabs are one of the least developed cultures. They are typically nomads. Their culture is primitive, and they resent Israel because it’s the sole beachhead of modern science and civilization on their continent. When you have civilized men fighting savages, you support the civilized men, no matter who they are.”
  • “They (Native Americans) didn’t have any rights to the land, and there was no reason for anyone to grant them rights which they had not conceived and were not using. What was it that they were fighting for, when they opposed white men on this continent? For their wish to continue a primitive existence, their ‘right’ to keep part of the earth untouched, unused and not even as property, but just keep everybody out so that you will live practically like an animal, or a few caves above it. Any white person who brings the element of civilization has the right to take over this continent.”
  • “Poverty, ignorance, illness and other problems of that kind are not metaphysical emergencies. By the metaphysical nature of man and of existence, man has to maintain his life by his own effort; the values he needs—such as wealth or knowledge—are not given to him automatically, as a gift of nature, but have to be discovered and achieved by his own thinking and work.”

Really, I could go on all day but reading her really makes me sick. It’s too easy for Rand to make herself look bad. Then, there’s also the fact that she dedicated her entire life towards criticizing those who relied on government assistance and actually relied on it herself.