Moira

@moiragentry.bsky.social

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old lefty bookworm (mostly sffh & crime fiction); awkwardly ND; listens to (good) prog, watches horror movies, and makes quilts 📚♿ love, support, and defend 🏳️‍⚧️ 🏳️‍🌈

a version of the famous cartoon; a soldier, labelled "US military" hovers over a sleeping child, labelled "Innocent children," but in this image the bombs and weapons fly from the soldier toward the child
two armed soldiers sit against a wall. The caption reads, "America will bomb your country until there's nothing left, then come back 20 years later and make a movie about how depressed their soldiers got from doing it"
screenshot quoting Greg Pak: "Also, for the doomers & deactivists out there... I'm making this list not because I expect the current Democratic Party to fight for any of this, but because WE have to decide what WE'RE going to fight for, and we have the biggest chance to remake the party in 2026 than anyone's had in generations."
50501 and others day of action Saturday April 19
Four-panel comic of two men in a boat on the water. 1): The man in the white shirt shoots a hole in the boat. The man in the red shirt asks, "what are you DOING?" "Shooting your libtard boat," white shirt answers. 2:) Red shirt: "We're both on the boat, you idiot!" White shirt: "lol you're so triggered right now." 3:) White shirt: "Go cry about it! You have Boat Derangement Syndrome. It's jus a jok--" 4:) Both drown.
photo of Putin reading his phone with an intent expression. The text quotes Putin saying "Wait guys, P. Hegseth is typing..."
A cow stands on a beach ankle deep in the surf. The text reads “I am cringe but I am free”
A cow stands on the beach and the text reads: I am cringe but I am free
A stick figure pokes the NRA logo. The text reads: c’mon, do a Resist Tyranny.
screenshot of text excerpted from Rebecca Solnit's article "The She Made Him Do It Theory of Everything": "In mainstream discourse, it's become standard to blame the excesses of the right on liberals, the left, feminists, Black Lives Matter, affirmative action, environmental protection, and BIPOC and LGBTQ people. It's a way that the right is granted masculine prerogatives and the left feminine responsibilities for the right's behavior. It's also routine to blame the Democratic Party for what the Republican Party does. The two parties are unconsciously regarded as akin to a husband and wife in a traditional marriage in which it's the job of the wife to placate and soothe the husband and help him realize his goals or be held responsible for his outbursts and outrages. And in the same way the diverse population left of center is supposed to make nice to the right or be responsible for when the right goes wrong. These stories amount to "the left was so annoying about pronouns or liberals made people feel so guilty about plastic straws they had no choice but to get on board with the second coming of the Third Reich and the destruction of the planet." Behind these stories is the assumption that some people matter more than other people, and that we who matter less have to pander to those who matter more – conservatives when they are imagined as straight, as white, as male, as rural, as salt of the earth, as the real Americans, unlike us ethnic/ immigrant/ urban/ non-male/ non-straight people."
a sticker with an image of a rainbow and text that reads: have the day you voted for
photo of a carrot cake with one slice taken out and the slice on a plate next to it
a photo of a forked carrot that looks like legs and a butt
Blue and yellow sticker reading “Slava Ukraini”
a closeup the quilt I’m quilting: a pink, orange, and yellow Mariners Compass on a blue green background
a still from Hayao Miyazaki's movie My Neighbor Totoro of Catbus, carrying Satsuki, running across an evening landscape
the album cover of Pink Floyd's album Wish You Were Here. Two men in business suits shake hands on an empty street. One of the men is on fire.
A photo of the Harriet Tubman memorial. She is reaching toward you through a broken brick wall, offering her hand to help you get free.
Photo of the Murderbot Diaries series, by Martha Wells.
A black and white infographic cartoon with each statement illustrated with the appropriate image. It starts with a drawing of hands and the caption reads: why do we have hands? The answer statements read: Pat the kitty; give high five; holding the soup, soup for your family; punch the nazi
TikTok landing page saying that TikTok will be rescued by Trump
endlessly fixing quilting mistakes with a stitch remover
large Mariner's compass quilt block on a grey background fabric surrounded by borders in blue and greens
unfinishedMariner's compass quilt block in blues, greens, and light gold browns
half of a Mariner's compass quilt block in shades of blue, green, and golden browns
back view of musician Keith Emerson performing on stage in a very shiny and sparkly green and blue outfit
screenshot of my Bluesky feeds to help new users get acclimated
screenshot of the Bluesky feeds tabs with Discover highlighted
science fiction writer Ursula K. Le Guin, leaning forward and smiling at the viewer.
Green and brown queen size cotton quilt. The pattern is a Mariner’s Compass surrounded by Lemoyne stars
unfinished quilt top in green and brown. A Mariner's Compass surrounded by Lemoyne Stars.
Renoir painting, The Boating Party. A group of people eat lunch outdoors.
cartoon explaining why autistic people do not like person-first language
rose bush in bloom in November
oil painting of a man with a medieval bob haircut: Rogier van der Weyden Francesco d'Este, ca. 1460