...right?
This should be on every billboard across the world until people truly understand it’s meaning and everyone accepts everyone else as equals
well some people like to label themselves. it helps them with defining themselves as a person. although i get where they were trying to go, i dont really like it. You dont need to disregard the fact that someone is black or gay or muslim or anything else in order to treat them equally.
we dont need to get rid of labels, we just need to stop labeling other people for them, and stop acting like the labels with determine how they are treated or how they should act.
this, so much.
we shouldn’t pretend like people don’t have differences. they do. in fact, that’s what’s so great about humanity: there is so much variety and uniqueness and we should not ignore that. and as has been said, a lot of people are proud of and in some cases dependent on these “labels”. they help them figure out who and what they are. in many cases, these labels or groups are actually communities, and the people in them feel safe there and get a lot out of them. so the message of equality is great and it’s an important one, but it’s also important not to try to ignore differences for the sake of that equality. how about we embrace them instead?
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Body Count by Religion- has Islam historically been the cause of most world violence and conflict?
Results of a study done by the Royal Aal al-Bayt Institute in Amman, Jordan- on the death toll for both violence in general and specifically, genocide (from 0-2008 BCE).
The study found that Muslim societies/governments were responsible for less than 6% of violence in general historically, and less than 8% of genocides historically.
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www.valo5.com updated #valo5 #itunes #international coming very soon @alexanderbroskow
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lamp
guaranteed to make your friends shit themselves
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Shattered Glass Animals by Marta Klonowska
Using carefully broken shards of colored glass, Polish artist Marta Klonowska assembles translucent animals in life-like proportion and size. Almost all of her sculptures are based on animals found in baroque and romantic paintings by such artists as Peter Paul Rubens or Francisco de Goya next to which they are often displayed. Her work appeared most recently at European Glass Context 2012,
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French artist Xoil has a characteristic tattooing style that looks like he has stamped, stenciled, or drawn directly with a felt-tip pen on his clients’ bodies.
These are gorgeous.
Yeah, these are fucking awesome.
I WANT
holy fuck these are wonderful
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