The Trolley Problem Vs. Systemic Oppression: A Comic.

the trolley problem vs. systemic oppression: a comic.

The Witching Hour (1977, tempera on panel) | Andrew Wyeth

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Hello

I don't have any money but I will share!!

Long live Palestine

Long live the resistance

holding onto this again:

it will not be like this forever. sometimes this is how it ends

idk if everyone else is seeing it too but the way watching genocide happen in real time has led to a huge retreat from even radical analysis is something. everyone at this point is framing the problem in terms of rights, war crimes, just war and casus belli, ceasefires. it isn’t just pointing out the hypocrisy of the liberal rules based order anymore it feels like the terrain has been conceded.

robert’s rebellion series but in keeping with GRRM’s “no king pov policy” we watch robert’s rise through jon arryn’s eyes a parallel to catelyn’s horror in watching her son’s royal rise and fall but this time robert rises and rises while jon gradually realizes they picked the wrong man for the crown

no rhaegar or lyanna pov either. we’re stuck between whatever they see fit to tell elia, arthur and benjen. all contrasting in what they think they know or how much they believe what they were told. the readers are as confused as the realm.