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one of the biggest issues in the toronto mayoral election is affordable housing, but what should that look like? maybe housing where no matter where you are in the world you can make it your home and join the pharmaceutical institute on the mobile landship that also has a paramilitary

im personally not a mechsplo gal [*] but i think people are dismissive of it as a subculture & microgenre in ways that feel a bit unfair to it and the women who work within the scene imo. i think art subcultures to explore sexuality are neat + evolve esp. in dialogue w/ how ppl engage w robot genres

[*] i have different influences sort of ... there's the shared genesis of uc gundam and patlabor but for me i guess there's a dive away from real robot into gunbuster+diebuster & the big o & eureka seven. you can make fun of me it's ok

there are a lot of queer spaces that sell alcohol and are places for cruising, but there should be other queer spaces you know? like a place where no matter where you are in the world you can make it your home and join the pharmaceutical institute on the mobile landship that also has a paramilitary

i've become increasingly yuributa lately in this himejoshi form

i can't call myself yuriota because i respect the dedication and effort of otaku regardless of subculture and i'm not at those heights yet. maybe when i make more works on my own and cosplay more ...

people are trying to fit lula and melenchon and mamdani and other libs-n-lefts into a kind of "left-nationalism against americanized right-wing fascist internationalism" but it's more accurate to say this tendency is a kind of urban cosmopolitanism against a brotherhood of nations under us hegemony

of capital and state power and nationalist mobilization in defense of such, or the primary agents of extraction and settlerization. the focus ought not to be the fetish for the city but rather the social relations that are emergent from the flows through the

people are trying to fit lula and melenchon and mamdani and other libs-n-lefts into a kind of "left-nationalism against americanized right-wing fascist internationalism" but it's more accurate to say this tendency is a kind of urban cosmopolitanism against a brotherhood of nations under us hegemony

that the largest concentration of proletarianized activity lies at transition gradations between city cores and the landed-wealth properties of suburbs or agribusiness or resource extraction, etc

people are trying to fit lula and melenchon and mamdani and other libs-n-lefts into a kind of "left-nationalism against americanized right-wing fascist internationalism" but it's more accurate to say this tendency is a kind of urban cosmopolitanism against a brotherhood of nations under us hegemony

may very well be the crucial linkage - these heterogenous internationalizing & proletarian city-areas act as connection points for the planetary supply chains that require planetary political coordination rather than politics limited at borders, whether you see them as

people are trying to fit lula and melenchon and mamdani and other libs-n-lefts into a kind of "left-nationalism against americanized right-wing fascist internationalism" but it's more accurate to say this tendency is a kind of urban cosmopolitanism against a brotherhood of nations under us hegemony

lula built support on the urban poor against the brazilian landlord agribusiness sector, mamdani's campaign mobilized across the city's cultural internationalism, melenchon's nouvelle-france embraces creolization - the right wing's "internationalism" is nationalist homogeneity against

if yuri of absence is the lezphilosophie of emergent longing in the negative space of the world around two, then yuri of presence is something like the infinite world existing within the moment of two: wanting to touch each other so much and everywhere you basically melt into each other