Anonymous asked:
interesting how people are suspicious of self-diagnosis but will readily attempt to diagnose murderers based on a few sound bites.
silversarcasm replied:
yeah funny how that happens it’s almost like they don;t actually care about correct diagnoses and are just ableist douchewads
do u ever just want to punch the world in the face
But it’s not about race, right America?
Deep web is a part of the internet that isn’t visible to search engines. Everything you see right now: google facebook, tumblr consists of only 4% on the entire history, the deep web is the other 96% of the internet.
Here are some facts about it
- It can be accessed using this program called Tor which provides anonymity
- People can hire others to kill for them through this site. One hit man boasts “I’ll do my best to make it seem like an accident or suicide”
- People can buy and sell drugs, everything from weed to LSD. The most famous one was the Silk Road, which got shut down by the FBI.
- There’s an organization called Buttery Bootleg that will help you steal anything that you can’t buy or afford.
- There’s a section on Human Experiments that apparently details medical experiments on homeless people that are unregistered citizens.
- They performed experiments ranging from starvation, to sterilization to vivisections.
- It’s really sick but there was a debate about whether this is a real event or a parody site.
- People can also purchase weapons ranging from guns to ammo
- People can purchase credit card information
- The Hidden Wiki: which explains everything about the deep web. It’s sick especially the child pornographic section where there was a thread describing selling human sex dolls.
- I don’t want to go into detail about all the disgusting and gross things about child porno there, but if you want you can read this one man’s experience (just scroll down) and this girl’s experience and the sick thread she found
- From the messages, I have received previously, the Deep Web is mostly information and a lot of data. There are horrible things there (that I listed) but most of it is computer information.
I don’t recommend for anyone to download and use Tor to explore the deep web. Go too far and you might have the FBI knocking at your door.
It used to be somewhat okay to explore the darknet, but since the electric all-seeing-eye found out about silk road, it’s watching a lot closer. I really don’t recommend it.
Also how could I forget mention the creepy no sleep story on reddit inspired by the Deep Web called The Shadow Web.
Huge trigger warning on this and based on the description of the Deep Web, I think you know why!
Whenever people assert that a mentally healthy person would never commit murder, I feel like I should mention a few things:
- The police
- The military
- Mining companies
- Prison companies/guards
- People who are seeking revenge/vengeance
- The Mob
- People defending their property
Hmmm and toxic power is a reoccurring factor in this list.
Hmm.
It’s almost as if murder is, in fact, an incredibly common tool for maintaining power structures..
"I work in an ICU in New York. The scenario described here is the standard practice at my hospital. In fact, the palliative care doctor not only tries to talk patients into dying; she is just one member of an extensive, unofficial tag-team that includes almost every nurse who cares for the ICU patient. These workers file through the patient’s room around the clock, repeating the same, dire litanies of scary predictions in the effort to coax the patient to give up and request a DNR. If the patient is sedated or unconscious for other reasons, the nurses and doctors focus their coercive behavior on the family. It doesn’t matter if the family or the patient requests a DNR–as long as it gets requested, the patient can be moved out of the ICU and allowed to die in a cheaper room. Meanwhile, whichever nurse finally gets the family or patient to “make a decision” brags about it, and is respected by the other ICU nurses as a hero (note: if a patient makes a decision to stay alive and continue being treated, the nurses do not consider this “a decision.” As long as a patient or family keeps deciding to keep the patient alive, the nurses and doctors keep pressing them to “make a decision.”) Meanwhile, the palliative care doctor is cherished and loved by the ICU staff for her ability to sweet-talk almost any family into ordering withdrawal of treatment so the patient “can go to Heaven.” A few weeks after the palliative care doctor began her practice at my hospital, the CEO mentioned her in a memo to all of the staff, thanking her for helping to shorten the average length of time patients were in the ICU and in the hospital. “Length of Stay” is a central measure of a hospital’s potential to make or lose money. The shorter the average patient’s Length of Stay, the better it is for the budget."
Comment on “Bill’s Story“ on Not Dead Yet (via gotta-block-em-all)
Something to keep in mind if you’re thinking about the “right to die.”
In theory, it sounds very high-minded. In practice it will not be a free choice. People will be coerced to “freely” die. And as this sort of thing is hard to catch, this sort of coercion will be legal.
(via neurodiversitysci)
I’ve heard of this from other ICU nurses across the country. It’s absolutely real. And to some extent this is what I faced when people were busy trying to convince me not to get a feeding tube — they knew I needed one, knew I’d die without one, but just wanted me out of their hospital even if that meant dying.
(via youneedacat)
←So is everyone going to ignore the part where the bear and cop thing is glamorizing the RCMP which is genocidal and rapes and murders indigenous women because jokes about how the animation is bad are funnier
This is a photo of the man in Moncton, NB, Canada who is currently at large. His name is Justin Bourque and he is extremely dangerous. This is what he was photographed in today. If you live in the Moncton area or know of someone who lives there, tell them to lock their doors and to leave their porch light on (the RCMP is requesting people do this). He has killed 3 RCMP and injured 2 already. Please be safe.
Huffington Post confirms. Reblogging this for any followers in the area.
So good I’m posting it twice, this time for the visual folks.
“This is a new front in the war of MRAs to scapegoat people on the spectrum. They’ve been quietly using the hypothetical Aspie guy who "just doesn’t get social cues” to excuse creepy behavior that is actually not how Aspies behave at all. Now they want to explain away an openly misogynist mass murderer so their open misogyny isn’t identified with mass murder. So they are trying to blame autism. The autism community needs to recognize that MRAs have declared a covert war to defame them.“ - Thomas MacAulay Millar