#Right-Intention
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quinnae.com
This isn't Oppression Olympics, it's a sober assessment of state capacity, attention, and intention. It's looking at what's *actually going on* and using the right language to describe it. "The camps" already exist: for immigrants. For ICE/CBP detainees.
December 6, 2025 at 12:18 AM
taliajane.bsky.social
Far-right extremists who’ve harassed (& assaulted!) me for years are falsely claiming that I brought my baby to a “riot”/exposed my baby to harm because I covered a demo while babywearing where people unfurled banners inside Apple & then rallied outside.

Their intention is to terrorize and harm me.
December 4, 2025 at 4:59 PM
militarynewsua.bsky.social
❗️NATO has responded to Putin's statement yesterday that Russia has no intention of fighting European countries, but "if Europe starts a war, Russia is ready right now."
December 3, 2025 at 11:49 AM
sagittarius.astrolis.com
♐️ You catch yourself actually thinking through how much time someone deserves instead of just saying yes automatically. That shift from autopilot to intention changes everything about how your relationships feel right now.
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December 4, 2025
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December 4, 2025 at 12:50 PM
militarynewsua.bsky.social
🤡"If Europe starts a war with Russia, soon Moscow will have no one left to negotiate with — Putin

"Russia has no intention of fighting European countries, but if Europe starts a war — Russia is ready right now"
December 2, 2025 at 3:43 PM
dirtbagboyfriend.bsky.social
As with all human endeavors, while the intention can have little to no impact on the action, the context is what defines it to us. The same action that can be violent (to flatten this we’ll say “without consent”), can be healing/fun (within the right context and consent). Simple example: BDSM.
December 3, 2025 at 8:17 PM
christopherjm.ft.com
Vladimir Putin today, ahead of his meeting with Trump envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to supposedly talk peace: “We have no intention of fighting Europe — I’ve said this a hundred times. But if Europe decides to start a war, we are ready right now.”
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Vladimir Putin accuses Europeans of sabotaging Ukraine peace push
[FREE TO READ] Russian president hosts Witkoff and Kushner for peace negotiations as military claims battlefield advances in Ukraine
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December 2, 2025 at 6:02 PM
troybairn.bsky.social
Labour have lost more than half of their vote, overwhelmingly to the pro-European parties (Greens + Lib Dems + SNP + Plaid Cymru).

Voting intention of GE2024 Labour voters (YG;30Nov-1Dec):

Lab 49%
Grn* 20%
LD* 14%
Ref 9%
Con 3%
SNP* 2%
PC* 2%
oth 1%

Loss to pro-EU* = 38%
Loss to far right = 12%
December 3, 2025 at 7:34 AM
coreyatad.com
i offended a few people (which was not at all my intention) with this piece at the time, which was about Netflix's odious Twitter presence, but looking back on it now: i was right about everything
December 5, 2025 at 2:48 PM
paulmwall.bsky.social
Waves #movement #birdoftheday #birds
Little blue heron flying to the right over blue water. The lower half of the bird is cropped out of the photo and you can see his blue back and blue upper wing and the wingtip is curled up wavelike and is dark underneath. The shape and color of his dark underwing provides a kind of mirror image to his dark head, which is washed in deep burgundy. His blue back shows purple highlights. His beak is long and daggerlike and tipped in black and his yellow eye looks forward with great intention. The background is composed of bright blue sparkling water.
December 6, 2025 at 3:39 PM
elmoizatool.bsky.social
No intention there of shitting on Ukraine whatsoever. I agree with you! 🙂 Russia, on the other hand can just fuxk right off.
December 3, 2025 at 10:18 PM
edencomplex.bsky.social
daily panels time~ 😌 friday fakeout fighting-! 💥 (1/2)

from CH62 of Eden Complex: edencomplex.carrd.co
on webtoon + tapas!

#comic #webcomic #webtoon #tapas #lgbt #bl #transart #ftm #oc #ocart #ocsky #smallartist #comics #art #action #drama #toxicyaoi
top left is Kari (trans guy now w/ visors broken off), using his full Phantom Will, snatching up his blade. top right is an ambiguous swipe motion made of bright blue targeting Marc's (Kari's husband in a priest uniform) neck, which makes Marc nervous. right is the full reveal that Kari used his foot (not the blade) to wipe off Marc's aura, with the intention to knock him out with Gabi's nerve gas disk.
December 6, 2025 at 3:01 AM
drreznicek.bsky.social
Opening Canvas with the intention of grading is the same as grading, right?
a woman is making a face and saying please i really need this
Alt: a woman is making a face and saying please i really need this
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December 1, 2025 at 11:47 PM
ashe-green.bsky.social
From my upcoming novel, All-in for an Angel. ❤️🕊️

#WIPSnips #WriteSky #WritingCommunity
Having a secret conversation with Oliver behind Adathan’s back felt wrong, but misgendering them felt even worse. Adathan had already been stripped of their identity. William at least wanted to get this right. He tapped the screen to take a picture and forwarded it to Oliver. “Do you want me to take my clothes off, William?” William nearly choked. “W-what? No!” Adathan’s smile fell. “I’m sorry. It wasn’t my intention to make you uncomfortable.” “Don’t apologize,” William said, his stomach twisting at the implications of Adathan’s casual offer to bare themselves.
December 5, 2025 at 12:58 PM
queenofthinair.bsky.social
I mean he required Right Intention for a just war for good reason.
December 5, 2025 at 3:19 AM
meow33416.bsky.social
I’m an autistic woman with somewhat bad social cues. I can be overwhelming due to friendliness or over excitement. I might not see boundaries right away. If I make you uncomfortable, let me know and I’ll correct myself. Or mute/block me. It will NEVER be my intention to upset you.
#meowyaps
December 2, 2025 at 11:13 PM
arthistoryanimalia.bsky.social
“IN CELEBRATION OF #ELEPHANTS”
Mewar, Rajasthan, India, c.1705-15
Opaque pigments heightened with silver on paper
9 ¼ x 17 ¼ in. (23.4 x 44.1 cm)
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#IndianArt
“The present painting is remarkable in its extraordinary celebration of the elephant in its natural habitat. There is not a human to be seen. There is clearly an intention to illustrate all aspects of elephantine behaviour, from conception in the top left corner to extreme old age, literally on the ‘other side’ lower right. But this is not depicted as an inevitable process; in between elephants are gambolling, play-fighting (there is no blood drawn), rubbing against trees, spraying each other, marching, swimming, and enjoying almost every other activity one can think of. Right in the centre, small but inevitably drawing one’s eye in, is an elephant with head raised using its trunk to create a fountain, a scene of pure adolescent joy.” IN CELEBRATION OF ELEPHANTS MEWAR, RAJASTHAN, INDIA, CIRCA 1705-15 Opaque pigments heightened with silver on paper, set within narrow gold borders with black rules, the margins red with brief devanagari inscription at the top, the verso plain with further devanagari inscriptions Painting 9 ¼ x 17 ¼in. (23.4 x 44.1cm.); folio 10 ¼ x 18 3⁄8in. (26.1 x 46.9cm.) INSCRIPTIONS: Smudged inscription in upper margin part deciphered as referring to the group of elephants. The verso inscribed Mahārāṇā Saṅgrāma Siṅgha-jī 'Maharana Sangram Singh [II]'; Mewar inventory number 13/316 and valued at 50[?] rupees.
December 5, 2025 at 3:23 AM
bmwillows.bsky.social
Happy December! Here's a "belong" snip from THE HOWLING DARK (2026) 🐺🌗

#WritingCommunity #WriteSky #WIPSnips
A snippet from The Howling Dark, which reads: “You belong down there, Sylvie. With me. And if I’m right, your sickness won’t be a problem when we get there.” He pushed away from the table and relinquished the sodden remnants of his breakfast to the sink’s garbage disposal. His decisive tone struck a worrying chord in Sylvain. “What do you mean when?” He’d used that kind of language before, as a promise. This when held markedly more intention behind it.
December 1, 2025 at 9:50 PM
eduardosuarez.bsky.social
I know! Crazy, right? However vote intention is around 30% or so. So maybe they are mostly not the same people
December 3, 2025 at 4:58 PM
theatlantic.com
Some on the right, including Elon Musk, are misinterpreting the game Dungeons & Dragons—and the intention behind its original story—to further a racist agenda, @adamserwer.bsky.social argues: theatln.tc/YRKYtIjQ
November 27, 2025 at 9:00 PM
bkjwordplay.bsky.social
I'm a Black man from America. I've lived in Europe. I've lived Tunisia. I've live in China. I've lived in Dakar. If you don't understand my intention and feel the need to be right and don't understand complexities of thought, I suggest you not ever live anywhere else except America. Have a good day.
December 1, 2025 at 2:03 PM
talespintavern.bsky.social
Interesting...

Someone liked one of my posts from January which was obviously a response, so I went to see which thread... and it's blocked. No idea why.

Apologies if I offended someone, though I must admit I have no intention of changing.

Be yourself, yes, but don't be an ass, right?

Cheers.
December 4, 2025 at 12:38 PM
sethcotlar.bsky.social
Reading the opening of Leonard Zeskind's 2009 book Blood and Politics in the midst of Trump 2.0 is quite a gut punch. In 2000 he warned of a rising tide of violent white nationalism & Christian nationalism on the American right...few people took those warning seriously. And now here we are.
As the last century ended and the year 2000 began, my hometown newspaper, The Kansas City Star, asked me to write a short guest opinion piece predicting the course of the new century. It was part of a journalistic time capsule, an editor said, and would likely be read a hundred years hence. The same had been done by the newspaper's forebearers on January 1, 1901, when men considered "prominent" in Kansas City wrote short pieces about the future. A bit nervous about prognosticating in general, particularly in fewer than five hundred words, I asked the editor to send, as a guide, copies of the articles written one hundred years prior. Each had been penned by a religious, civic, political, or economic captain of the city. A great hopefulness pervaded their expectations of scientific and industrial advances. In this regard, these city fathers (and they were all fathers) reflected the optimistic spirit of the age. Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward was then immensely popular, for example, as one of almost fifty utopian novels published during that period. One of the most fascinating aspects of these turn-of-the-century opinion pieces is that several predicted a happy future in explicitly racist terms. Not that they didn't worry about challenges to white supremacy's permanence. The city's "leading lawyer" feared that "the yellow peril threatens the world with untold disaster." One preacher fretted that the Fourteenth Amendment, which constitutionally guaranteed the rights of citizenship to black people, had been a "capital blunder." But a more prominent Baptist minister prophesied a noble century to come, including the end of war and the uplift of the poor, all under "the growing supremacy of the Anglo-Saxon."2 In this regard also, the city's sires reflected the spirit of the nation's elites at that time. University deans then taught that humanity could be improved through eugenics, the supposed science of selective "up breeding."3 The Supreme Court had recently ruled that "separate" was equal, and newspapers uncritically published accounts steeped in these and related ideas. The twentieth century did not end as it had begun. Science and technology, as predicted, did reach new heights. They split the atom, took us to the moon, and created a global cyberspace communications system. They could have also provided food to every hungry soul on the planet— but they didn't. Instead, scientific advances fed an unending series of wars, genocides, and man-made disasters. And the ethic of Aryan supremacy, so prevalent a hundred years earlier, (temporarily) buried itself beneath the mountains of human ash produced by Hitler's crematories. After World War Two, Europeans ceded legal sovereignty over Africa, Asia, and Latin America to their noticeably more darkly hued (former) subjects, even as the strains of four centuries of colonial exploitation were not erased. And in Kansas City, the newspaper-for-the-future included opinions by four women and three persons of color, including the city's first black mayor. My contribution to that time capsule stemmed directly from the subject under consideration here. I predicted a mid-twenty-first century conflict within the United States as white people became a minority in a nation of minorities and were no longer able to preserve a system of white privilege through majority-rule winner-take-all democracy. As the century wore on, I wrote, white nationalists would push toward instituting new forms of racial apartheid and other antidemocratic measures. The outcome in the year 2100, I argued, would depend on what we learned today about white supremacy and white nationalism. 4 This book does not pretend to predict prospective events, but it is not simply an account of the past either. While it is a history focused on the last decades of the twentieth century and the first years of the twenty-first, it is my intention that it serve as part of a prolegomenon to the future discussion of racial egalitarianism and democracy. My hope is that it will provide the reader a view of the contemporary white nationalist movement that is both comprehensive and instructive. Though it takes into account organizations, individuals, and events such as the Ku Klux Klan, David Duke, and the Oklahoma City bombing-things ascribed more to memory at this point than daily life—the objective is to demonstrate that this movement, driven by a vision well within the mainsprings of American life, is already self-consciously pitching itself toward the future. Perhaps when white nationalism's next iteration emerges, our country will better understand it.
December 6, 2025 at 3:36 AM
deepwader.bsky.social
From Hegseth's "The War on Warriors:"
Is this a just cause? Do you have the right authority? Do you maintain the right intention? Is there a reason for the chance of success? Will you display proportionality? Is this a last resort? Then, once you are separating meat from bone in battle, once the carnage has commenced, jus in bello asks: Are you fighting with proportionality? Are you discriminating between civilian and military targets? Are the objectives strictly military?
December 3, 2025 at 11:20 AM
djdynamic.ca
Yeah he said he had no intention of attacking Ukraine either right up til the day before he re-invaded. His word is worth fuck all.
antongerashchenko.bsky.social Anton Gerashchenko @antongerashchenko.bsky.social · 9d
Putin:

Russia has no intention of attacking Europe.We can write it down. Maybe that makes sense, meaning, if we want to talk about it together…We do realize that we need to sit down and discuss it seriously…

(AG:good thing that Russia always honors its written commitments.Oh, wait...)
November 27, 2025 at 10:38 PM