From The 50 Greatest Love Letters of All Time, edited by David H, Lowenherz
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CONSTANT VIGILANCE
REFLECTIONS ON ANGER, LOVE, AND JUSTICE.
"Let men see, let them know, a man who lives as he was meant to live." - Marcus Aurelius
"Let men see, let them know, a man who lives as he was meant to live." - Marcus Aurelius
May 20
May 16
LOL
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May 03
May 01
May is National Masturbation Month: Let’s do this people.
those logos are so cute
In case y’all didn’t know, lol.
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Apr 26
Omfg, I can’t take how fucking cute this is! ><
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The Daily Show - Weak Constitution
Following the Boston bombing, the freedom lovers at Fox jettison Constitutional amendments like Han Solo dumping his cargo at the first sign of an Imperial cruiser.
Someone shoot me in the head please? I can’t take this shit much longer…><
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Apr 11
Apr 09
Supreme Intelligence of the Universe
So god created a broken world, with broken creatures who are capable of doing terrible things, and we’re supposed to be impressed and satisfied with his not being a dick about this, even though you go to a place of eternal suffering if you don’t believe in his endless love?
Seems legit.
Mar 26
Mar 23
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Mar 09
“Civilization”
Civilization, as we know it, is predicated on the existence of some individuals using force against others who seek to destabilize the social order through force, deception or theft.
Feb 25
Feb 18
If that’s not love, I don’t know what is…
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mass effect 2 loyalty missions film posters
original art by: benjamin huen [x]
Goddamn, these look so awesome.
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Feb 15
Coercion
There are entirely too many instances where some people think we need more rules governing the behavior of other people to curtain negative happenings or consequences.
I find this rather puzzling, because what seems to be confirmed to me, over and over again, is that forcing people to behave a particular way does not work.
What does work is setting good standards and persuading people to emulate such standards.
Why is it, then, that so many people want to command or dictate to others how they ought to behave?
