decriminalize arson

@decriminalizearson.bsky.social

Disabled anarchist, pets cats in sleep. If I weren't homebound I'd be torching a police cruiser. EDS patient, happy to talk about if you're down with the syndrome Bi, they/them pronouns, 33, minors dni plz

Am I shaming you? Absolutely. Someone needs to say it. I’m all for having a laugh at dark things sometimes. Even disability can be funny, and disabled people are hilarious. This isn’t that. This is a “those ‘sick’ people sure are crazy and gross!” laugh. Be ashamed.

You got what you wanted! You are living your normal lives, as demanded, free of legal or social responsibility toward disabled people who are still at high risk. Now you’re going to laugh at us trying to find ways to keep going? That’s not just discrimination, that’s dehumanization.

“We’re just having a laugh!” At who. At who. Is it at fucking sick people begging to keep up a venue where they can maybe socialize safely for a bit without risking getting sicker?? Is that the fun morning drama in your life right now? Jesus Christ.

I know you’re now rolling your eyes and going “ughhh Bluesky scolllld” and I’m going to tell you right this very second you have absolutely no idea, not one fucking clue, the trauma there is from the social isolation that immunocompromised people have faced since Covid started.

Our friend the Bambuto Torrent Toad lives near streams at high altitudes in areas between Mount Manengouba and Mount Oku in Cameroon! They have no inner ear structures or vocal sacs, and it is believed they are all mute! (photo by Jean-Louis Amiet)

A dark green toad with a faded line of teal color along their sides! They have smooth, rubbery-looking skin! They have very stout looking legs!

Tiny, colorful baby scallops — a total cuteness overload in one dish! You might think, “This person posts the same creature every year!” But honestly, seeing the same life return year after year is something truly wonderful𓂃🫧‪

Our friend the Pine Toad lives on the Central Mexican Plateau in the many different habitat types available on the plateau, including the pine forests that give them their name! (photo by Arturo Castro Castro)

A light brown toad with medium brown splotches, covered in lots of small spiky bumps! Some of the spiky bumps are reddish orange in color! They have prominent parotoid glands that are somewhat smaller than their golden eyes!