I cannot believe that 40% of the plot the plot ARC V has until now relies on a Japanese pun
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Timeline.
Stage 1: A poisoning.
Stage 2: A poisoning.
Stage 3: A poisoning.
People die at every stage of the process: during the original extraction; during the use of the extracted material; and then during the eventual waste disposal.
1. Navajo, Pueblo, Ute, Hopi, Latine communities, and other local people get poisoned, during the initial extraction and mining of uranium, living in the site worst affected by poisoning of groundwater, radiation, and mining. (Majority of US uranium mines in Four Corners region; radioactive soil; hundreds of unrepaired mines; poisoned streams; largest single radioactive waste disaster in US in 1979 located on Navajo land.)
2. Navajo, Pueblo, Ute, Hopi, Latine communities, and other local people get poisoned during atomic bomb testing, living in the site worst affected by radiation after radioactive materials have been processed and manipulated. (Majority of nuclear weapons testing fallout and iodine-131 poisoning in Four Corners region.)
3. Navajo, Pueblo, Ute, Hopi, Latine communities, and other local people get poisoned, during the disposal of radioactive waste, living in the site worst affect by radiation after the uranium has been processed and profited from and then returned to mills in the Four Corners region. (Majority of spent nuclear fuel and radioactive uranium waste, even when processed or used elsewhere across the continent, is then shipped back and stored in Four Corners region.)
Meanwhile, none of the profit/“wealth” is shared with people living in the region, where access to groceries, drinking water, utilities, etc. is extremely limited.
Some “unrelated” maps just tossed together:

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Desert ecoregions get designated as empty “wastelands” and therefore available for domination and extraction. Then people die. People die at every stage of the process: during the original resource extraction; during the refining and use of the extracted material; and then during the eventual waste disposal.
Just my impression, idk.
[ID: Each map is of the United States, and has the Four Corners region (the meeting of Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico) circled and/or emphasized on it by the data indicators. The map titles in order are: “Iodine-131 Deposits from 1953 A-Tests”, “Overlapping sites of both (1) uranium extraction and (2) exposure to the worst radiation from nuclear weapons testing”, “American Indian and Alaska Native Population”, “Radioactive waste storage sites” (2 maps here: first map is of the entire US, second map is zoomed in closer on the Western US), “Navajo Nation”, “The Uranium Legacy of the Western U.S.” (which is a map of abandoned uranium mines and ‘mine features’), “Activities of I-131 Deposited Per Unit Area of Ground: Test Series: Upshot-Knothole” (2 maps here: first map is labeled ‘Test: Harry’, second is labeled ‘Test: Simon’), “Uranium Resources of the United States”, “Per capita thyroid doses for the population of each county”, “More than a third of Americans are at risk of losing affordable drinking water”, “County Poverty Rate for the Untied States: 2013-2017”, “Approved Radioactive Waste Shipments for White Mesa Mill: 1993-2018”, “Radiation exposure from atomic weapons testing (Total, 1951-1970)”. End ID.]
To this day I still think "I wish squids were real" is the funniest example of ascended canon ever. Like, the first Splatoon game comes out, someone makes a Miiverse post just saying "I wish squids were real" (already peak comedy), "I wish X was real" becomes a meme in the Splatoon community and gets reposted everywhere.
Then two years later Splatoon 2 comes out and
Literally iconic


















