@pepemao
Comrade solarpunk and comrade transhumanism uwu
Solarpunks cherish nature, progress and science; the individual and the community. They believe in a world that is green, colourful, and bright. It can be described as a literary genre, an aesthetic, or a movement. The key points are: an emphasis on renewable energy, especially solar power; a demand for technology and society to re-centre around sustainability, longevity, and balance; a focus on decentralisation, community activism, social justice and civic empowerment; a recognition that economic, social, and ecological injustices are all deeply inter-connected.
https://cafe.sunbeam.city/~/GwenfarsGarden/describing-solarpunk
@danishcookies
Yeah so I guess the lesson I learned here tonight is candies good, cishet boys v bad
@it
candies are good
Oceans existed before they were named. Why must your gender be any different?
Be as free as the breeze, and as relentless as the sea.
Labels come later, if you wish it.
"Be gay do crimes" and "boss makes a dollar, I make a dime, that's why I poop on company time" have inspired more direct action in the younger generation than all the somber old slogans combined, and it's because they're funny and memeable. It's because every gen z will see both on social media at one point in at least one form, and they'll stick in their mind
Adjust your messaging to your audience and your culture
lewd
@interneteh
The ultimate SUCC
queer/geek/artist/entomologist/professional regiphagist
transphobes/aphobes/biphobes/panphobes and pedos please kindly fuck off