It's so weird that in 2026 some people are still playing this game where they tell you "I don't buy into that cancel culture bullshitβyou're too sensitive" & then go & subscribe to a person known for hating diversity to show you they are a "free thinker."
Y'all.
In 2026.
Bigotry isn't intriguing & it's certainly not a "moderate" path. Being reactive & getting onboard with hate because you don't like seeing straight white men criticized is a bad look.
Today was a nice, sunny day to break out the stained glass protest sign.
Millionaire televangelists, fake miracles, aggressive proselytizing, apocalyptic Zionism and reactionary political influence. An unfiltered portrait of evangelicalism. Read it, share it, make some noise.
https://novafuture.org/religion/evangelism-its-time-fear-and-shame-changed-sides/
Just a reminder... Especially when making gifts for those with cats!
ASPCA List of Toxic #EssentialOils for Cats You Should Avoid
Author Becky Murray
Posted Aug 20, 2025
Excerpt: "If you're a cat owner who loves aromatherapy, be aware that some essential oils can be toxic to your feline friends. The ASPCA has a list of oils to avoid, and it's essential to check it out.
Peppermint oil is one of the oils on the list, and it can cause vomiting and diarrhea in cats if ingested.
Some oils, like tea tree oil, can cause more severe symptoms, including tremors, seizures, and even liver failure in cats.
Eucalyptus oil is another oil to steer clear of, as it can cause respiratory problems and other issues in cats.
Other common toxic essential oils to cats and dogs include cinnamon, citrus, clove, peppermint, sweet birch, thyme, and YlangYlang.
If your pet comes into contact with any of these oils, immediately contact your vet, the ASPCA Poison Control Center, or visit the nearest veterinary emergency hospital.
Some essential oils that are particularly toxic to cats include:
Lavender oil (especially toxic to cats)
Oregano oil (especially toxic to cats)
Pine oil
Sweet Birch oil
Tea Tree oil
Thyme oil
Wintergreen oil
Ylang Ylang oil
Remember, even if an essential oil is natural, it's not inherently safe for your cat. Always keep essential oils out of reach of your pets and consult with your veterinarian if you're unsure about the safety of any product."
https://www.nahf.org/article/aspca-list-of-toxic-essential-oils-for-cats
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