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Call me Blood // 25 // Proship+fic // purely fictional, rarely human, don't be a dick // Smut-As-Character-Study + Man Cunt aficionado

Like. They're kinda showing their whole ass that they can put THAT aside because "everything has Ai now". If we only have 2 loaves of weevil infested bread, but one is moldy, I'm taking the one without the mold :/

Bluesky marketed itself as an AI-free platform only to give into it once artists had settled in and re-built their following.. I hope everyone realizes how frustrating this is, instead of suggesting that artists should just delete their accounts and jump platforms again

Slavery was and is a real thing that has brutalized hundreds of millions of people over the course of human history, if someone tells me a fucking chatbot is enslaved I'm immediately throwing hands. It's not cute, it's not intriguing, it's an insult to real people who suffered and suffer now.

ICE is refusing to return personal items to people who've been released, including driver's licenses and passports, proof of immigration status, employment authorization documents, cell phones, wedding rings, cash, and more. This is illegal. The ACLU of DC and ACLU of Illinois are suing.

ACLU sues ICE over refusal to return personal items to detainees after release

One of the seven named plaintiffs, an immigrant from Russia, had his work authorization documents and his wedding band seized by ICE and has been unable to retrieve them after five months.

courthousenews.com

the obsession with whether or not fans of a thing are "larpers" is an illness. exact kind of lame gatekeeping bullshit as the guy who'd see a girl in a band shirt and go "name five of their albums" or the comic book guy who has to prove he knows more about batman than you, but for a new generation

she said "you can do anything in fiction as long as the situation afterwards is more interesting that the situation before." since then i have been keeping an eye on character death in fiction. many writers seem to think that character death "raises the stakes" but actually just makes things boring