Showing The Spikes Off On My Rp Blog!

A Spider-Punk PSA.

Trump pulled us out of the god damn World Health Organization. We are so fucking screwed

That is seriously fucked up!!!

Anyway, here’s Wonderwall

📸: @nerdcaliber

Making friends at Rhode Island Comic Con :)

rip hobie brown

he would’ve done 47 how he did Osborne by the night he got in the white house

Noir: “Can you take that down? This is very inappropriate.”

Hobie: “Suck my dick from the back!”

Noir: “Oh lord, I haven’t done that since 1912…”

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Based on fan art by @brown-spider

Captions by @hobiesdump

Photographer and Noir cosplayer are both credited on my Instagram!

(Filmed in a location where graffiti is legal—definitely do not post video evidence of crimes)

Climbed this thing with platform boots on because I don’t believe in risk 😎

realized I forgot to make this post oops....

How to involve yourself in offline political activism without being on the ground at a protest

featuring advice beyond "call your representatives"

for a lot of people, and especially for disabled people, being on the ground at a protest is risky, difficult, or downright impossible. this discourages a lot of people from getting involved in offline political activism because they don't know where else to go and what else to do. activism-and especially direct action-require a whole lot more than just bodies on the ground.

[US centric but may apply elsewhere] Involve yourself in jail support. when your comrades get arrested they need support upon getting out [and sometimes with getting out, depending on your state]. organize or participate in getting support to those people. show up for the arrestees in your community.

victims of police brutality and their families need support! sign up for or organize meal trains to keep people fed while they/their family recover from traumatic experiences. work to fundraise to pay rent while people are out of jobs.

get involved in the community-focused side of the activism. get involved in free markets, unhoused outreach & solidarity, free meals, etc. it's community, not charity.

graffiti, y'all, graffiti. make stencils if you need to be fast, wheatpaste, sticker bomb, these are all important parts of sending a message. graffiti artists are valuable and you can become one!

if you can't do graffiti (or you can but want to do more) create materials so other people can do graffiti. create and print flyers for wheatpasting, design & print stickers, create stencils.

protests and actions often require materials that need to be bought, created, or assembled. getting involved in any part of this process is hugely helpful.

Car support- if you are capable of driving and/or own a car you can get involved in car support for marches and other actions. many actions require car support to protest activists, whether that be by blocking traffic for a march or participating in holding a roundabout while barricades are set up

Be the extraction plan- also requires driving and/or a car. when people leave actions they need a way out. sometimes they need a fast way out. sometimes they need help driving home because they have a chemical weapon in their eyes. being on standby to pick people up is a hugely important role in activism.

Not all direct action looks like a protest or march

the relevant direct action in your area is going to depend on where you live so unfortunately I cannot give you specific recommendations but I can tell you that you are capable of participating in direct action. direct action looks like so much and does not have to be a rally or march or other protest. you can find a way to participate that accommodates you.

I am definitely forgetting a lot so additions are welcome

Now, more than ever:

Do not go gentle into that good night.

Rage, rage against the dying of the light.