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June 10, 2020 at 02:39PM

Quarantine day 90.
Amazing that I haven’t been more than a few blocks from the house for 3-ish months. I am still wearing mask when I go on walks, at least “train robber bandana” style around my neck to be lifted to face if I see another human.

Current photo, Pyewacket and me in glyos format.
The Weaponeer is an homage to the 1982 Remco toyline “Lost World of The Warlord” based on the Mike Grell Warlord comic book character. 29 parts, give or take, with white and black paints on “fair skinned flesh’ tone.
The Crayboth species is centered around psychic communication and energy transference. Not unlike a cat.
So, figures are man with a gray beard in white boxer shorts, with a little black critter in tow. That is fairly reminiscent of me at home with Pyewacket watching TV on my knee. I don’t generally wear a winged helmet in the house, and Pyewacket doesn’t have a bio-blaster paw, but close enough for jazz or government work.
Spy monkey creations keep knocking it out of the park. I am looking forward to the blue and gold ninja figures later this month.
Next step is creating a BHK-alike and a red couch for us to sit together on, and a white-leopard patterned cape for the weaponeer.
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Quarantine day 90. Amazing that I haven’t been more than a few blocks from the house for 3-ish months. I am still wearing mask when I go on walks, at least “train robber bandana” style around my neck to be lifted to face if I see another human. Current photo, Pyewacket and me in glyos format. The Weaponeer is an homage to the 1982 Remco toyline “Lost World of The Warlord” based on the Mike Grell Warlord comic book character. 29 parts, give or take, with white and black paints on “fair skinned flesh’ tone. The Crayboth species is centered around psychic communication and energy transference. Not unlike a cat. So, figures are man with a gray beard in white boxer shorts, with a little black critter in tow. That is fairly reminiscent of me at home with Pyewacket watching TV on my knee. I don’t generally wear a winged helmet in the house, and Pyewacket doesn’t have a bio-blaster paw, but close enough for jazz or government work. Spy monkey creations keep knocking it out of the park. I am looking forward to the blue and gold ninja figures later this month. Next step is creating a BHK-alike and a red couch for us to sit together on, and a white-leopard patterned cape for the weaponeer. #glyos #weaponeersofmonkaa #Crayboth #spymonkeycreations #onelldesign #Toyphotography #battletribes #blackcraybothsofinstagram

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A pair of #glyarmor clad beings, in orange/black and the lovely recurring grape soda motif alongside a jet black #Crayboth Purple is holding a disembodied brain, which I would like to offer to so many folks in need of one recently. I am on the side of #blm and I am against police brutality. That *should* be a no-brainer, but apparently some folks are in favor of corruption and murder inherent in the current systems in place. We need to change policy right now. How can anyone not see that with everything going on today? We need to redistribute resources to change the situation for the better. #defundthepolice #fuckfoxnews #stopsystemicracism #blacklivesmatter #thesocialcontractisbroken #livesaremoreimportant #glyos #GLYAN #onelldesign #Toyphotography

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Re: police revamp

Gonna break down this response as clearly as possible. 

The origins of the police are evil. 

It has been shown repeatedly that the police were formed to oppress the working class and (12) and enforce white supremacy (123). In fact, the early U.S. police grew directly out of slavery.

The police aren’t the people you think they are.

The police don’t care about you – they don’t even have a constitutional duty to protect you. They’re allowed to take your property without your consent (the NYPD seizes so much property they can’t even log it in their computers). In fact, cops are more likely to steal your property than burglars are. They commit hundreds of crimes and human rights violations against people like you & me and get away with it because they cover for each other.

Cops tend to be unusually aggressive, authoritarian, and secretive (Greene & Heilbrun, 2011). They are more than twice as likely to commit domestic violence than the rest of the population, and (once again) they cover for each other when doing so. The police are on the side of neo-Nazis (12). In fact, many times the police themselves are the neo-Nazis/klansmen (123). And even besides all this, cops do all kinds of other shady shit – for instance, undercover police are used to instigate fights during protests and rallies.

The police terrorize those of us who are marginalized.

The police disproportionately arrest Black people for drugs even though white people use drugs more often. They disproportionately pull Black people over for traffic stops. The police terrorize people with disabilities.They are viciously anti-indigenous – and always have been. Police terrorize sex workers. There are countless examples of police brutalizing homeless people (123). The police have a lengthy history of brutality against the LGBT community (12). They terrorize women of color and get away with it (123). They kill massive numbers of people each year – and a disproportionate number of their victims are Black and native. On top of that, recent data suggests cops may kill up to twice as many peopleas we even thought they did. And while police love to defend themselves by saying they have the most dangerous job, that’s not even close to being true.

The police’s best kept secret: We don’t need them! 

A world without the police is completely possible (1234). We have resources for resolving violence as communities without the need for state intervention (12345678– as some examples). We as communities are better capable of resolving violence than the police are, because we don’t have the vested interest in the status quo that they have. Even if a few cops are well-intentioned here or there, it doesn’t change that the role of the police is to work against the vast majority of us in the interests of the (white) elite few. 

Why are you so invested in the police when they are complicit in your dehumanization?

June 06, 2020 at 09:19PM

If you, too, are fighting the invisible bears, may your struggle end favorably.  From Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz by L. Frank Baum, 1908

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