Haruto Tsukishima — 月島 陽翔
@harutotsukishima.bsky.social
#Radqueer and proud. #Propara. #ProTransID. #BlueArchive 😭😭😭. If it makes you happy and you're not being a bigot or hurting anyone, do what you want to do and be who you want to be.
Bigots and Anti-para DNI.
Everyone else is welcome (yes, even you)!
Bigots and Anti-para DNI.
Everyone else is welcome (yes, even you)!
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The death penalty grew out of this country’s brutal practice of lynching.
When lynching became politically and socially unpalatable, the death penalty became the state sanctioned alternative.
No one should be killed by the state. The time to end the racist, unjust, and cruel death penalty is NOW.
When lynching became politically and socially unpalatable, the death penalty became the state sanctioned alternative.
No one should be killed by the state. The time to end the racist, unjust, and cruel death penalty is NOW.
November 20, 2025 at 1:37 AM
The death penalty grew out of this country’s brutal practice of lynching.
When lynching became politically and socially unpalatable, the death penalty became the state sanctioned alternative.
No one should be killed by the state. The time to end the racist, unjust, and cruel death penalty is NOW.
When lynching became politically and socially unpalatable, the death penalty became the state sanctioned alternative.
No one should be killed by the state. The time to end the racist, unjust, and cruel death penalty is NOW.
I wonder which is more common between teleiophiles and peer-attracted-people.
November 20, 2025 at 12:52 AM
I wonder which is more common between teleiophiles and peer-attracted-people.
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EXACTLY.
It's like the japanese guy has a near spotless room he cleans every day, and the american guy has a dirty room and only cleans it when it gets unbearably bad.
But American guy who's never seen his room goes "why's he always cleaning? Must be really dirty if he cleans it that much..."
It's like the japanese guy has a near spotless room he cleans every day, and the american guy has a dirty room and only cleans it when it gets unbearably bad.
But American guy who's never seen his room goes "why's he always cleaning? Must be really dirty if he cleans it that much..."
This is just it, I think. When you live in a country that ignores some of the biggest threats to our safety (guns, SA, police brutality, etc.), seeing a country actively implement policies that reduce harm makes people think, "Wow. It must be even worse over there if they're doing stuff to fix it."
November 19, 2025 at 7:06 PM
EXACTLY.
It's like the japanese guy has a near spotless room he cleans every day, and the american guy has a dirty room and only cleans it when it gets unbearably bad.
But American guy who's never seen his room goes "why's he always cleaning? Must be really dirty if he cleans it that much..."
It's like the japanese guy has a near spotless room he cleans every day, and the american guy has a dirty room and only cleans it when it gets unbearably bad.
But American guy who's never seen his room goes "why's he always cleaning? Must be really dirty if he cleans it that much..."
I saw a video where someone said that Risa Matoba is a "daddy's girl" and "has a great relationship with her father." Now, these aren't *wrong* per se, but that's REALLY downplaying her feelings for him. Risa's biggest gripe is that Japanese law won't let her (12 years old) marry her father.
Based.
Based.
November 19, 2025 at 8:00 AM
I saw a video where someone said that Risa Matoba is a "daddy's girl" and "has a great relationship with her father." Now, these aren't *wrong* per se, but that's REALLY downplaying her feelings for him. Risa's biggest gripe is that Japanese law won't let her (12 years old) marry her father.
Based.
Based.
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An additional note in regards to the last repost (they disabled quoted reposts, so I'm doing this instead): You do not have to be a victim of a traumatic experience to enjoy writing or reading about it. You should be allowed to enjoy whatever fiction you wish without having to explain yourself.
November 19, 2025 at 4:00 AM
An additional note in regards to the last repost (they disabled quoted reposts, so I'm doing this instead): You do not have to be a victim of a traumatic experience to enjoy writing or reading about it. You should be allowed to enjoy whatever fiction you wish without having to explain yourself.
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when will the lesson finally get learned? #cloudflare
November 18, 2025 at 2:01 PM
when will the lesson finally get learned? #cloudflare
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"I am here to counter the allegations that Taiga from Toradora is a loli!"
Facts aren't allegations, ma'am. You like a romcom with a loli protagonist. Just embrace it.
Facts aren't allegations, ma'am. You like a romcom with a loli protagonist. Just embrace it.
November 18, 2025 at 3:26 AM
"I am here to counter the allegations that Taiga from Toradora is a loli!"
Facts aren't allegations, ma'am. You like a romcom with a loli protagonist. Just embrace it.
Facts aren't allegations, ma'am. You like a romcom with a loli protagonist. Just embrace it.
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