hey @ goyim could y'all reblog this if you're actually willing to listen to Jewish people and protec

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we really need allies right now, and I know seeing this on people’s blogs could be comforting to other Jewish people.
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Doxxing White Supremacists Is Making Them Terrified

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GOOD

DESTROY THEIR LIVES

Let me be clear, as much as I want to just respond CRY MORE, BABIES I object to the use of the word ‘doxxing’ in this case.

I have BEEN doxxed. I have been stalked online. I have had people go through my journals and my pictures to try to identify me for malicious purposes. I have had people search me on court websites to try to find the charges I filed against an ex when he stole from me, for the purposes of trying to humiliate me about an online roleplaying game. (No, really.) I’ve had people try to match up pictures of the flowers outside my synagogue and the building in the background with pictures of synagogues in the Philly area to try to fuck with my life.

So I know the kind of gut-clenching, cold down the back of your neck, hands-shaking fear that comes with being doxxed. I do. It’s happened to me more than once. It will probably happen to me again, because I’m a loud fat queer femme Jewish disabled activist, and boy does that piss people off.

But let me be clear: I was existing as a person that someone else didn’t like in those cases. I was existing as queer, I was existing as ‘someone I don’t like on a game.’ I was not showing up in public, carrying a torch, and advocating for the massacre of millions of people. When you show up in public carrying a torch, you are not being doxxed.

You are being IDENTIFIED.

You are being IDENTIFIED.

Yep. I was making ‘whuh’ faces when people started talking about ‘doxxing’ the Charlottesville marchers. Because that is….not what is happening here?
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micdotcom:Heather Heyer’s mom gives heartb

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Heather Heyer’s mom gives heartbreaking yet stirring funeral speech
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This Instagram Star Recreates Classic Pinup Poses In These Stunning Photos

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REAL LIFE HILDA

THIS IS NOT A DRILL

i’m sort of impressed, because Hilda’s sort of an Idealized Form, and an actual person pulling it off is incredible.

aaaaa she’s adorable
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cobaltdays: irohthesecond: elizabeth-karenina: clairvoyantbarna...

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clairvoyantbarnacle:

Just guys bein dudes

“friendship kiss” 

so that’s what we’re calling it now

just Allies bein pAllies

Who wants to give me a friendship kiss
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pr1nceshawn: If Harry Potter Movies Had Honest Titles.

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If Harry Potter Movies Had Honest Titles.
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I made sneks!#itsjustabunchofhocuspocus #fimo #halloween

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I made sneks!#itsjustabunchofhocuspocus #fimo #halloween
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wardens-oath: wardens-oath: so i was in a music store today and they were playing heavy metal...

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so i was in a music store today and they were playing heavy metal music

specifically, heavy metal covers of the star wars soundtrack

let me tell you, there’s something about hearing a heavy metal rendition of the cantina band music that makes you feel like you’re having an out-of-body experience

so people have asked to hear it and y’all are lucky that i managed to snag a look at the cd on the counter (they display the one they’re playing)

so, behold

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1PhK2WIEpM
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malysiri:“Romance in a Mad Universe”, by

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“Romance in a Mad Universe”, by Maly Siri. All rights reserved.
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amysartiago:● EMPOWERING QUOTES BY POWERFUL

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Most famous for: I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
Most famous for: Beloved
Most famous for: Little Women
Most famous for: Frankenstein
Most famous for: Pride and Prejudice
Most famous for: Mrs. Dalloway
Most famous for: The Color Purple
Most famous for: The Joy Luck Club
Most famous for: To Kill a Mockingbird
Most famous for: Jane Eyre
amysartiago:

● EMPOWERING QUOTES BY POWERFUL WOMEN OF LITERATURE ●
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tzikeh: bylillian: dbundles42: !!!! That’s my

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!!!!

That’s my buddy Mike. 

For those who need context, that’s Mike Godwin, who coined the first widespread “law” of the Internet (appropriately named Godwin’s Law). The law states, “As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Hitler approaches 1.” It was meant to point out how poorly discussions on Usenet threads tended to fare after they’d been going for a while because eventually someone invoked Hitler or the Nazis. The discussions could be about any topic: computer code, or types of cheese, or a television show–it didn’t matter; eventually, someone would say that the people on the other side of the discussion, or the subject of the discussion, was “just like Hitler.” At that point, thanks to The burgeoning fame of Mike’s new law, people could point out how ridiculous the argument had become (e.g. no, George Lucas was not a Nazi just because he didn’t want people to write Star Wars slash fiction), and once that happened, the argument was over, and the party or parties who had brought up Hitler lost by default.

Godwin’s Law has been the definitive “last word” on Internet discussions since it was coined in 1990. But here is Mike Godwin himself, pointing out that we now live in a world where contemporary global sociopolitical discussion is exempt from his law.

I wish I could laugh.
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