bruce anonymously commenting on various batman forums (especially on reddit) and pissing everyone off with his “inane” theories
bruce: “batman probably secretly calls all his shit the batwhatever. you know, the batmobile, the batcave, shit like that. he probably does it bc it makes him feel cool.”
someone: “that is the stupidest fucking headcanon i have ever heard.”
someone else: “i kind of dig it, though.”
bruce: “no, no, guys WHAT IF – hear me out – the reason batman doesn’t use guns is because a gun KILLED HIS PARENTS”
someone: “no, no, but WHAT IF – hear me out – you shut the fuck up”
bruce: “i bet batman doesn’t even like bats. i think he secretly fears them.”
someone: “seriously why haven’t we blocked this guy”
*bounces up and down repeatedly* sPaCE 🚀 SP ACE 👽 S P A C E 🌠 space 🌙 I LOVE ME SOME SPACE 🌑 MMMM YEAH THAT ouTERspACE 🌟✨ DAMN THAT SKY THAT OUTERSPACE☀‼💫💥❇⭐📡🔫👾♦
so apparently, monocles became a popular fashion accessory amongst lesbians in the early 20th century. there was even a lesbian bar in Paris in the 1920s named Le Monocle.
For the first time in Canadian history a parliament member has formally sponsored a petition to legally recognize hate crimes against Muslims.
“Canada is witnessing a sharp increase in Islamophobia, which has even been described as an “epidemic” in certain large areas of the country. Citizens are aggressively and physically attacked on the streets, shopping malls, and community centres. Moreover, places of worship are being firebombed and vandalized. Islamophobic political campaigns have become very troubling, mainly during theelection periods. Furthermore, some media outlets add salt to the wound by becoming venues for anti-Muslim rhetoric under the justification of “freedom of speech,” which seems to be without boundaries and irresponsible when it comes to bashing Islam and Muslim citizens.
Under this gloomy climate, citizens from all aspects of society, responsible media, and honest, elected decision makers have the civil duty and moral obligation to stand up united to denounce all sorts of discrimination and prejudice. To come together with initiatives that clearly condemn and refuse any act, talk and policies that lead to hatred, hostility and lack of harmony within society.
On June 2nd 2010, The Canadian Muslim Forum (FMC-CMF) led delegations consisting of representatives, young professionals, activists, women advocates and others on Parliamentary Day at the Hill. The main objective of meeting the Federal parties’ caucuses on that day was to introduce and express concerns about Islamophobia, and its impact on Arab and Muslim citizens. From that day, the most noticeable remark was that most of the policy makers were not fully aware of the dangers of Islamophobia, and its implications on Canadian society.”
Just a note, Canadian Government petitions do not require 100,000 signatures to be addressed by the Government; they only need 500 (but obviously more petition signatures are better for convincing politicians to act).
Sign this if you’re in Canada and reblog for your Canadian followers, please!
Kimchi and Justice 