Musings of a Rangelic
My (hopefully relatable) thoughts on the latest books, events, shows and movies.
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Photo reblogged from ❤Whishaw's little heart❤
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Photo reblogged from Goodbye John
I really want to get better! So please reblog and show me you care.
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Photoset reblogged from ❤Whishaw's little heart❤
Always a sucker.
Via/Follow The Absolute Greatest Posts…ever.
When I leave a fan fiction and then these random people start following my story
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So I don’t know why haven’t written a review for this trilogy yet but these books are really really amazing. The protagonist in these books is a teenage girl who everyone calls ‘Belly’ and who is hopelessly in love with her childhood friend, Conrad. Belly, her mother and her brother Steven spend their summers in the summer house with their mom’s best friend her her two sons, Conrad and Jeremiah. In the first book Belly has transformed into a pretty teenager and Conrad and Jeremiah see her as a girl for the first time. The story is amazing, full of twists and turns making you laugh and cry at the same time. This is one book I recommend you read . :D
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Photoset reblogged from word wrong choice.
You should have heard by now from the news and at twitter about what happened in my country…
We need to spread awareness
(Source: fonbaligi)
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Quote reblogged from The way I see it.Muslims make up just 6% of the population of Europe, and have consistently committed less than 0.5% of the terrorist attacks over the last 5 years. Much is still unknown about the attackers, yet already there has been a widespread consensus that this is the result of Islamic extremism. Today all Muslims in Britain are being blamed for the actions of two men. Particularly shocking was the BBC’s Nick Robinson rushing to say the men were of “Muslim appearance”, and the reporter on ITV news describes it as the “day that Baghdad style violence came to South London.”
The media’s repeated scapegoating of the Muslim population and its continual ‘clash of civilisations’ narrative must be challenged. It is time we recognise and fight against the distorted depictions of Muslims we see every day in the media. When a Muslim murders a white man it is denounced as terrorism and considered worthy of rolling news coverage but when a Muslim is killed in a racist attack, like the one on 75 year-old Mohammed Saleem in Birmingham earlier this month, it is treated as a one-off murder and largely ignored. These blatant double standards are not acceptable.We Will Not Let Fear Divide Us. Stand Against Racism. (via chavista)
SO STOP SHITTING ABOUT MUSLIMS YOU ILLITERATE ASSES
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Pulp fiction is actually good for you.yayayyyyayayayaya
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Photo reblogged from Impossible.
Do you understand how scary this picture is
god forbid a real person do real person things he wasnt just a robot who killed people jesus fucking christ
uh yeah its not like he killed and tortured six million jews or anything
Hold on just a tick. Listen, I’m Jewish, so I’m perfectly capable of understanding that what he did was just…..well, there are no words for it. But let’s not round it up to simply Jews that got killed. It was six million people that died in those camps, not just Jews. Did you know that homosexuals were sent there, too? Yeah, I’m sure you did. They had to wear special little symbols on their clothes. Do you know what it was? It was a pink triangle.
It was six million PEOPLE.
But you let that roll over in your mind for a while and you are going to forever see this man as a monster, but that’s not what he was. He was someone who thought he was truly doing something right for his nation, no matter how shitty he was doing it. Believe me when I say that I don’t like him. I really don’t. My grandfather’s brothers died in those camps, and my grandfather escaped to Spain, then to Mexico. He was lucky.
This is not a monster holding hands with a little girl.
This is Adolf Hitler, a man, holding hands with a little girl.
Yeah. It’s fucking scary. It really is. Do you know why?
It’s because you’re seeing that he wasn’t, in fact, a monster. You’re seeing in this picture that he was a man. He was a man, and that’s really the saddest part of it all.
As a History major who specializes in the history of early modern Europe, I’ve studied a lot of dictators in detail, not just Hitler. The number one mistake anyone could ever make in history is making the assumption that only inhuman monsters are capable of doing terrible things.
Stop dehumanizing Hitler just so you can reassure yourself that “normal” humans aren’t capable of doing bad things. Hitler liked children and dogs, he was a vegetarian and he cried like a little boy when his mother died. I’m not saying he was a good, innocent person, but when you stop attributing human characteristics to historical figures like Hitler, it’s how you overlook people just like him in real life, and it’s how people like him end up back in power.That’s the real truth: Human Beings are scarier than any ‘monsters’ out there because we’re all born blank slates and BECOME our legacy.
This is the best post I’ve seen in a while.
this whole post gives me the feels
(Source: satanel)
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Post reblogged from Impossible.
lets just change this system, please
(Source: hidden-scars-and-feelings)
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Facing heat, delayed voting schedules and threats, voters plead to ECP to let voting continue till evening.
CHANGE WILL HAPPEN
