thievery links masterpost

bowl-o-rosehips:

tutsiefruitsie:

first thievery and proof post

second thievery and proof post

groucho on you bet your life posted by marx-brothers-archive

groucho on you bet your life posted by me (1 month earlier)

harpo in the cocoanuts (cropped) posted by marx-brothers-archive

harpo in the cocoanuts (original uncropped) posted by me (again, close to 1 month earlier)

numerous groucho pictures posted by marx-brothers-archive (including groucho on you bet your life, groucho in at the circus, and groucho in the big store)

various places where those screencaps were originally posted by me (one is on my main blog, tomlintrouble, by the way):

groucho on you bet your life, posted by me (yes she stole it again)

groucho in the big store, posted by me

groucho in at the circus, posted by me (on my main blog)

hopefully i don’t have to add to this!!

Marx-brothers-archive is out of control and needs to stop. All she’s done is cause so many problems for this fandom, lie about it and continue to harass and stalk others and even mimic them for OVER A YEAR. Nobody would call her out anymore if she just stopped! And she thinks the Council doesn’t know? They do, and so any of them have blocked or are ignoring her because they’re sick of this!

utheneran:

mental illness is a spectrum of experiences which are constructed and categorized by social institutions as diagnoses

diagnoses aren’t sacred, essential, platonic entities floating in space somewhere, they’re descriptions of patterns of experiences

if your self-described experiences correspond with a a particular pattern, then congratulations, that’s how the process of diagnosis works

you may note that this is kind of fuzzy and ambiguous: that’s because that’s how mental illness works and why your medical metaphors are incoherent. there is no chemical/physical test for mental illness because it is entirely descriptive of self-reported symptoms, so stop acting like there’s some hoop people have to jump through to be Really Mentally Ill other than “having corresponding experiences” (which is really loose anyway because mental illness isn’t clearly delineated, because, again, it is not an a priori category that inherently exists)