(((I Will Outlive)))

the dumbing down of nazism to the point where people think it’s represented by vague notions of general evil like “the dark side” in star wars is so fucking offensive i don’t know how to put it into coherent sentences 

if you think antisemitism and racism are such simplistic issues that every “evil” character represents an irl nazi and we can fix it all by symbolically blowing up a fictional death star full of them you honestly have no fucking business using those terms

so few people actually give a shit about jewish people enough to have spent 5 minutes reading about antisemitism to understand that it didn’t begin and end with hitler, to have any context whatsoever about our culture or history or current serious threats to both, but everyone thinks they have the right to throw these token phrases around to prove a point on frivolous shit like a movie about space wizards. because they saw inglourious basterds once 

sorry everyone, i forgot that being a shipper invalidates my voice about my own heritage lol my mistake 

“I’m against antisemitism except if it’s directed at shippers. In that case I’m feeling more meh about it :)”

Friendly reminder that when we Jewish shippers speak out about this we get called the k slur and told to go back to Israel so maybe shut the fuck up with that “antisemitism doesn’t apply to Jewish shippers” horseshit thanks

anyone with common sense: bullying can cause isolation, depression, self harming and suicidal thoughts

a asshole on this hellsite: umm some ppl deserve 2 be bullied lmao,,,,,it’s not that bad :))) some of y’all are weirdos and deserve 2 feel awful about urself,,,i don’t see why u think it’s severe sweaty,,,

if you support bi people talking about labels/language (which is what bi/pan “discourse” is about), but you don’t share pan people’s opinions on it when you claim to support us, and you always talk about how tired of the “discourse” you are, then it’s very clear what you’re actually tired of.

you’re tired of pan people daring to express an opinion on a topic that concerns us, assert autonomy over our own identity, question and challenge the common and accepted language, and be involved in community conversations.