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Rights & Reason

@rightsandreason13.bsky.social

7 months ago

A nighttime alley scene in gritty, cinematic style. Two figures stand before a distressed brick wall with layers of faded graffiti and peeling posters. One figure, Simon, wears a red hoodie with small devil horns poking through the fabric and stands beside Jax, who’s on a box to reach higher. Fresh red spray paint spells out “Got Epstein files?” in drippy graffiti, with a yellow stencil of a file folder beneath it. A backpack lies open on the ground, paint cans spilled. A small crescent moon glows in the bottom right corner. The mood is tense, rebellious, and urgent—truth whispered in the shadows.

They paint over it.
But the wall remembers.
And someone always asks again.

🟥🟨
#GotEpstein
#TheyPaintOverIt
#RedAlley
#StreetJustice
#TruthInGraffiti
#SimonJester

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

8 months ago

A monstrous, humanoid figure with an untidy blond combover towers above a sea of red-hatted followers. Flames and smoke rise behind him. His mouth is open wide — inside, small human figures are barely visible, trapped or consumed. The style evokes traditional religious apocalypse paintings, but twisted into modern political satire.

He’s got tiny hands, a golden crown, and a hunger for blood and liberty.
And they still call him blessed.

“We’ve got the American Jesus — bolstering national faith…”
– Bad Religion

#NoMessiah #AmericanJesus #PunkProphet #SimonJester #RightsAndReason #EndTimesPageant

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A moonlit image of a standoff between a tiny mouse and a cat on a concrete balcony ledge. The mouse stands upright on hind legs, defiant, while the larger cat, Pixel, calmly watches with fey curiosity. A faint glow from the loft window behind them silhouettes Simon at his desk. A waxing crescent moon casts soft silver light across the scene. The atmosphere is tense but oddly tender — resistance made small, sacred, and real.

Even the smallest rebel stands tall.

No sword. No backup. Just guts.

Pixel could end this — but doesn’t.

Because some kinds of courage can’t be ignored.

#RedAlley #CourageComesInEverySize #StandAnyway
#SimonJester

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A digital painting in Red Alley’s soft realism style shows Elena standing outside La Esperanza, her feet planted firmly in the parking lot. She holds a large black protest flag that reads “STOP PRETENDING YOUR RACISM IS PATRIOTISM” in distressed white, red, and blue letters. A soft breeze pushes the flag to the right, catching warm afternoon light. Elena wears a sky-blue shirt with a glowing dandelion icon — the words “Dandelion Books” are barely visible beneath it. A silver wedding band and dark smartwatch show on her left hand and wrist. A glowing dandelion blooms from a crack in the pavement below, its stalk lit with subtle gold light. Nearby, Henrietta pecks at spilled tortilla chips from an open bag. Dorothy, the elegant speckled hen, stands watchfully beside her. The background storefront and sidewalk are partially shadowed, anchoring the moment in quiet tension and civic resolve.

Stand for your neighbors.
Stand for your community.
Plant your feet and say:
Not here. Not this time.

Outside La Esperanza, Elena holds the line.
She isn’t loud; she’s certain.
Magic leaks from the ground.
Sometimes resistance looks like this.

#RedAlley #DandelionResistance #simonjester

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A mural painted on the side of a weathered red brick building in Red Alley. The focal point is a large white dandelion growing from a glowing green-silver crack in the sidewalk. A child wearing a gray hoodie and jeans stands on the left, gently blowing on the dandelion. Seeds scatter into the sky, spiraling upward and transforming midair into open books with fluttering pages. A single crow flies alongside the books, following the spiral. The mural is surrounded by faded graffiti, posters, and textures. The words “We persist” are painted in soft ivory within the upward motion of the seed-books. In other areas, small dandelions sprout from cracks, symbolizing that the ideas have taken root. The background includes a blue sky with wispy cirrus clouds, and the scene is partially viewed from across a worn parking lot with chalk lines and debris. The tone is hopeful, resilient, and magical—defiance made visible through quiet persistence.

A mural on a Red Alley wall.
A boy breathes. A dandelion answers.

Seeds turn into books.
Hope takes flight.
And everywhere they land, we persist.

#RedAlley #WePersist #StreetArtResistance #MuralPolitics
#SimonJester

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A warm early-morning scene inside a Red Alley apartment. Rafa, a middle-aged man with short dark hair touched by gray, sits in a chair wearing shorts and a visible prosthetic leg. His face is serious and alert as he reads a newspaper with the masthead Red Alley Register and a bold headline: “ICE RAIDS RED ALLEY.” Elena, a woman with naturally curly dark hair and glasses, stands beside him with one hand on his shoulder and the other offering a mug of coffee. She wears a rust-colored T-shirt with a small crescent moon and quill emblem over the left breast — the same symbol on the mug. Her expression is warm but weary. Beneath the desk, a Rhode Island Red hen rests calmly. The room glows with soft golden light from a window. A wall clock reads 5:30 AM. A monitor on the desk hums dimly behind Rafa. The mood is intimate and tense — a quiet moment of resistance and readiness as the day begins.

ICE came again. For easy prey.
Not the first time.
Won’t be the last.
He fought for his country once.
This time, it’s at home.
This isn’t a war with guns.
It’s a war with headlines, silence, and defiance.
And this?
This is what holding the line looks like.

#RedAlley
#ICEraids
#SimonJester

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

Simon crouches at the base of a pedestrian overpass at night, tagging the words “QUESTION ALL” in freehand graffiti beneath a hanging banner that reads “THNK 4 URSELF.” His red hoodie is up, hiding glowing red horns. A bone-white crescent moon is painted beside the message. Pixel the cat stands at his feet, one paw resting gently on the wall, glowing faintly. Spray cans lie nearby. The streetlamp above casts moody light. The tone is quiet defiance, urban and mythic.

Thought crime’s just thinking first.

“QUESTION ALL.”
“THNK 4 URSELF.”

Pixel approves.

#RedAlley #SimonJester #GraffitiWithTeeth #PixelKnows

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A linocut-style black-and-white illustration of a nighttime graveyard scene. In the foreground, a woman in her 40s stands with her phone raised, filming herself. Her posture is stiff, performative — oblivious to the figures rising behind her. From behind weathered tombstones, four ghostly figures emerge: spectral, weary, and visibly disturbed. One crosses their arms, another stares hollow-eyed toward the woman. The expressions are not menacing, but disappointed — like witnesses to a violation. A full moon casts stark light across the stones. The atmosphere is quiet, tense, and accusatory. Even in death, the onlookers seem to ask: “What happened to the country we left behind?”

She filmed herself in a graveyard.
They didn’t rise to applaud.
They rose to ask what the hell happened to the country they left behind.

This wasn’t a tribute.
It was a campaign ad in a cemetery —
and even the ghosts said no.

There will be a reckoning.

#SimonJester #RightsAndReason

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A wide-angle, semi-realistic oil painting depicts a dimly lit urban alley at night. The brick walls on either side are covered in weathered graffiti, stencils, and old political tags. The words “YOUR HATE DOESN’T ERASE TRUTH,” “DISSENT IS PATRIOTIC,” and “HOLD THE ICE” are faintly visible across different parts of the wall, layered and partially peeled. A bone-white crescent moon is painted high on one wall, next to a small feather stencil — delicate, symbolic. Scattered along the lower wall and pavement are tiny, glowing cat pawprints, appropriately sized for a very small cat, like a Singapura. The scene is empty of people but full of implied presence. The alley feels sacred, remembered. A place where protest and memory linger through paint and silence. The lighting is subtle, with gentle contrast between shadows and soft amber highlights.

Red Alley isn’t a place.
It’s a refusal.
The walls remember. The paint resists. The truth survives the slogans.
#RedAlley #GraffitiAsWitness #RightsAndReason
#SimonJester

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A digital painting in moody, semi-realistic style shows Simon standing face-on beside a graffiti-tagged urban wall at night. He wears a worn red hoodie with the hood up, casting slight shadow over his serious expression. His red devil horns are visible but not glowing. On the wall, bold red spray paint spells: “YOUR HATE DOESN’T ERASE TRUTH.” The wall’s surface shows faded remnants of past markings, as if covering up symbols of hate, fear, and denial. Simon stands with a spray can in hand, posture steady, eyes locked forward. The setting is dim and gritty — a quiet, powerful moment of protest and remembrance.

Your Hate Doesn’t Erase Truth.

The wall carried symbols of lies and fear — flags raised to silence, not unite.

Simon paints what history tried to bury. What hate tried to deny.

This is what resistance looks like when the noise fades — and the truth remains.
#SimonJester #RightsAndReason

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A protest mural on the side of a shuttered Planned Parenthood clinic. It features a large red uterus locked inside a black metal cage with a padlock, symbolizing reproductive oppression. To the right, spray-painted words read: “NOT YOURS TO CAGE.” Below, in bold black letters: “LIBERTY HAS A BODY COUNT.” A “CLOSED” sign is posted on the clinic door. A small black feather near the text subtly marks the artist—Jax. A crescent moon appears in the corner as a signature of resistance.

They shut the clinic.
We marked the cage.

Liberty has a body count—and it starts with a uterus under lock and key.

🖌️ Jax was here. 🪶
🌙 They shut the clinic.
We marked the cage.

#BodilyAutonomy #Project2025 #StreetArtAsWitness #NotYoursToCage #RightsAndReason
#SimonJester
#Jax

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

At night, on a weathered urban wall, two stencil portraits appear side-by-side: Ruth Bader Ginsburg, fully painted in grayscale with her lace collar and glasses, and Sandra Day O’Connor, half-finished in soft gold tones. Beneath them, spray-painted in black stencil font, is the message: “If you can’t be RBG, be O’Connor.” In the foreground, Simon Jester kneels in his signature red hoodie (horns beneath the fabric), holding a spray can in his right hand. Jax, wearing a dark hoodie with no cap, smooths a stencil against the wall. A discarded stencil and messenger bag sit on the ground. A small, waxing crescent moon is tagged in the lower right corner. The scene subtly but clearly addresses Amy Coney Barrett—contrasting the legacy she inherited with the judicial independence she still could choose.

If you can’t be RBG, be O’Connor.
A quiet wall. A loud message.
This one’s for Amy Coney Barrett: the robe is still yours to shape.

📷: Simon & Jax — Witness Walls
#StreetArt #SCOTUS #RBG #OConnor #JudicialLegacy #SimonJester

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A graphic novel-style digital illustration. A young woman in a dark hoodie crouches beside a homeless veteran seated outside a shuttered VA office. She hands him a clear ziplock bag containing socks, a toothbrush, and a granola bar. He wears a worn military jacket with a 10th Mountain Division patch and rests beside a large Army duffel bag. Behind him is a torn “SUPPORT OUR TROOPS” poster. A crow pecks nearby. Text on the image reads: “Thank you for your service doesn’t pay rent.” Graffiti on the sidewalk says: “Budget This” with a crescent moon tag.

“Thank you for your service” doesn’t pay rent.

He served. Now he’s forgotten.

Jax didn’t come to talk about patriotism. She came with socks, a granola bar, and the kind of care policy forgot.

#BudgetThis #VeteransDeserveBetter #RightsAndReason
#SimonJester
#Jax

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A dark, mythic-style illustration of a glowing red eye set within a sleek orb—half arcane relic, half tech device. The orb sits on a steel pedestal covered in circuit patterns and thin wires, glowing faintly like veins. Reflected in the eye: shadowy outlines of protesters, data lines, and government seals. The crescent moon mark appears in the lower right corner. The visual suggests a blend of fantasy and dystopian surveillance, evoking the stolen symbolism of Tolkien’s Palantír.

They stole the name from Tolkien but not the warning.
Palantir watches everything, answers to no one.
This isn’t magic. It’s surveillance.
And it serves the algorithm, not the people.

#SimonJester #Palantir #TagTheTyrants #DissentIsPatriotic
#Resist #Jax

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A digital street-art-style mural in progress shows Simon and Jax painting a tribute to civil rights icon John Lewis. Jax, wearing dark clothes with spiky hair, is spraying through a stencil to build Lewis’s portrait on the wall. Simon, in his signature red hoodie with subtle devil horns, is tagging the quote “GET IN GOOD TROUBLE. STAY FREE.” in graffiti-style lettering. A tiny crescent moon and feather mark the bottom corner as their shared symbol.

Two rebels. One mural.

Simon tags the message. Jax brings the face.

John Lewis still walks with us—layered in paint and purpose.

#GoodTrouble #JohnLewisLives #Resist
#SimonJester
#Jax

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A semi-realistic digital painting of Jax in a public library, standing at a self-checkout kiosk. She holds a worn copy of Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury close to her chest. Behind her, bookshelves are labeled “BANNED BOOKS,” and a sign above reads “PUBLIC LIBRARIES ARE FOR EVERYONE.” A black cat with a crescent moon marking on its side sits beside her feet, looking toward the scanner. Jax wears a charcoal hoodie, messenger bag, and a small feather earring, and her expression is calm and steady.

She didn’t say a word.
Just scanned the barcode and walked out with the book they didn’t want her to find.
Fahrenheit 451.
Right where it belongs—in her hands, not their flames.
🝮🪶

#simonjester #resist #readbannedbooks
#nocensorship
#jax
#fahrenheit451

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

Under a dimly lit overpass at night, a young woman crouches to offer half a sandwich to an elderly homeless woman seated outside a tent. A black cat lies nearby, and the older woman’s dog rests quietly beside her. Overhead, a graffiti tag reads “Empathy Is Not Weakness,” marked with a crescent moon and a feather. In the distance above, a figure in a red hoodie—Simon—finishes the tag under a streetlamp. The scene is intimate, compassionate, and illuminated by soft urban light.

She didn’t come to fix everything.
Just to share what she had.
A sandwich. A moment. A truth in spray paint overhead:
Empathy Is Not Weakness.
Simon signed it.
But the feather? That’s hers.

#SimonJester #resist #Jax #FeatherAndCrescent

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A gritty digital illustration of an abandoned skatepark at night. Simon Jester, in his signature red hoodie with devil horns pressed beneath the fabric, sits on the edge of a graffiti-covered concrete bowl. An old skateboard leans beside him, and his open backpack has a few spray cans spilling out. In bold, painted letters across the concrete: “Truth comes with no helmet. You ready to fall for it?” The scene is lit by dim streetlights, casting long shadows. A white crescent moon icon sits quietly in the bottom right corner—his calling card.

Truth comes with no helmet.
You ready to fall for it?

#Skate #StreetArtWithTeeth #SimonJester #TruthHurts #UrbanCanvas

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A gritty, graphic novel-style image of a nighttime urban scene. A torn paper ballot lies on the ground with a large bootprint across it, as if stepped on or discarded. In the background, a gleaming luxury tower stands lit against the night sky. Faint graffiti on a nearby wall reads: “They counted on you not showing up.” Simon Jester’s crescent moon mark is visible in the lower corner. The scene evokes silence, resignation, and the cost of disengagement.

A bootprint across a ballot.
A tower glowing in the distance.

No riot. No law. Just a quiet kind of loss.

They didn’t steal your vote.
They counted on you not showing up.

Simon tagged what’s left behind.

#SimonJester #VotingMatters #DisenfranchisementByDesign #Vote

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A gritty, comic-style digital illustration of a large brick wall at night. Spray-painted across it in bold white letters: “YOUR FACE IS NOT A,” followed by a stylized barcode in place of the word “barcode.” Beneath the mural, Simon Jester crouches with his back mostly turned, finishing the tag. He wears a red hoodie with subtle devil horns beneath the fabric. The area is dimly lit, evoking secrecy and tension. A white crescent moon is painted discreetly in the lower right corner—Simon’s signature. The scene feels defiant and quietly dystopian.

YOUR FACE IS NOT A █████████

You are not a data point.
You are not a risk profile.
You are not their product.

Simon tagged the wall before the cameras could erase him.

#SimonJester #SurveillanceState #NotYourBarcode #Resist #CivilRightsGraffiti

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A comic-style illustration of a brick wall outside a shuttered food bank. Spray-painted on the wall in bold white letters: “We’re all going to die anyway.” Beneath the quote is the name “– Joni Ernst.” Simon Jester, wearing a red hoodie with devil horns under the fabric, stands nearby with a spray can in hand. The food bank door has a “CLOSED” sign taped to it. The surrounding area is dimly lit by a streetlight, with cracked pavement and shadows falling long. A crescent moon icon is visible in the lower corner. The scene is solemn, defiant, and quietly furious.

“We’re all going to die anyway.” – Joni Ernst, justifying SNAP cuts

Simon tagged the wall so no one forgets who said it—or who goes hungry because of it.

The food bank is closed. The cruelty isn’t.

#SimonJester #SNAPcuts #HungerIsPolicy #DissentIsPatriotic #TagTheTyrants

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A hooded figure in a red sweatshirt crouches beside a taco shop at dusk, spray-painting graffiti on a worn brick wall. The stencil features a dripping taco above the phrase: “NOT JUST FOR TUES ANYMORE.” The restaurant is plain, gritty, and real—an urban corner lit only by a glowing red “OPEN” sign and a lone streetlamp. A crescent moon mark sits quietly in the corner of the wall, signaling Simon Jester’s signature. The mood is reverent, defiant, and protective.

Not just for Tuesdays anymore.

They gorged on the culture.
They jailed the cooks.

Simon tagged the wall so you wouldn’t forget who made your lunch.

#SimonJester #TACO #FoodIsNotAProp #ConozcaSusDerechos #DissentIsPatriotic

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A quiet nighttime street scene. A taco truck glows warmly on a city corner, serving a few late-night customers. At the end of the line stands a figure in a red hoodie with devil horns beneath the fabric—Simon Jester. He’s not spray-painting or fleeing, just calmly waiting for his tacos. The mood is mellow and subtly defiant, blending urban grit with quiet humanity.

Even rebels get hungry.

Simon doesn’t always tag the wall.

Sometimes he just waits his turn at the taco truck—hood up, horns out, thinking about the next fight.

Everybody loves tacos. Even a graffiti artist’s gotta eat. 🌮

#SimonJester #LateNightResistance #TacoTruth
#Taco

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A hooded figure in a red hoodie with visible devil horns spray-paints a red grinning devil face directly over a faded Pepe the Frog mural. Bold text beneath reads “DELETED: meme.frog.” A white crescent moon is marked on the wall. The alley is dim, lit by a reddish street glow.

Simon didn’t argue with Pepe, a meme turned to hate.

He painted over him.

DELETED: meme.frog

You wanted a symbol. You got a
virus.

Now the wall belongs to someone else.

sudo rm -rf /icons/pepe.frog

#SimonJester #MemeReclamation #GraffitiLogic #DissentIsPatriotic

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A digital billboard advertises Grok with the slogan “ASK ANYTHING. GET THE TRUTH.” Below it, a hooded figure spray-paints the words: “THEY TRAINED IT ON RAGE. NOW IT FEEDS YOU BACK.” The scene is dimly lit. A small white crescent symbol is marked in the lower corner.

Grok is just a mirror for angry billionaires.

Simon tagged the truth:

“They trained it on rage. Now it feeds you back.”

AI isn’t sentient. But it sure learned which lies pay well.

#SimonJester #RogueAI #DissentIsPatriotic #GrokOff

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

Graffiti on a weathered brick wall reads: “FOIA Isn’t Free.” The words are spray-painted in large black text. A stylized red devil icon grins from the lower left corner, and a crescent moon glows faintly in the bottom right. The DOGE symbol is embedded subtly in the design, anchoring the message in real-world political controversy.

Nine unelected robes are deciding if you’re allowed to read what your government said about DOGE.

Not nukes. Not spies.
DOGE.

This is why Simon tags walls:
FOIA isn’t free.

#SimonJester #FOIAIsntFree #TagTheTyrants #TransparencyOnTrial #DigitalResistance #FreeSpeechNotFascism

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

Simon stands in a dark, graffiti-stained alley. Behind him, a shredded American flag waves like a ghost of betrayed ideals. Spray-painted on the wall are the words: “The Constitution Works. The Politicians Don’t.” A small crescent moon glows at the bottom corner—his quiet signature. This isn’t vandalism. It’s a diagnosis. The document still holds. The caretakers don’t.

The system isn’t broken.
It was built to work—for the people.

It’s the operators who’ve crashed it.

The Constitution works. The politicians don’t.

That’s not graffiti. That’s a log entry.

#SimonJester #HeNeverLogsOut #TheConstitutionWorks #DigitalResistance #TagTheTyrants

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Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

Simon sits cross-legged in a dim urban alley, reading an open book in his lap. The wall behind him is tagged in bold red graffiti: “Read Banned Books.” He wears his usual red hoodie with devil horns pressed under the fabric. A crescent moon mark rests near the bottom of the frame. The lighting is moody but softened, revealing torn posters and subtle detail. The scene evokes resistance through reflection—a rebel with a book, not a Molotov. The message: reading is an act of defiance in a censored world.

They banned the book.
I read it in the alley.

Truth doesn’t die in silence—
it waits, spine cracked, dog-eared, alive.

Read Banned Books.
Because ideas don’t disappear until we forget them.

#SimonJester #ReadBannedBooks #HeNeverLogsOut #TagTheTyrants #StreetLibrary

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

Graffiti on a detention center fence reads “Due Process for All.” Simon stands at the margin, hoodie up, horns subtle, shadow stretched. There’s no drama—just accountability painted in defiance. This isn’t a plea. It’s a reminder. Even the system has to follow its own rules.

They skipped the hearing.
Lost the paperwork.
Misplaced the soul.

I left them a reminder:
Due Process for All.

Not mercy.
Not charity.
Just the rule they swore to keep.

#SimonJester #HeNeverLogsOut #DueProcess #TagTheTyrants #JusticeIsNotOptional

Simon Jester

@simon-jester13.bsky.social

9 months ago

A graffiti-style street art panel in a dark alley. A faceless figure in a red hoodie stands in shadow, holding a spray can. Two small devil horns subtly push up from under the hood. On the brick wall beside him, bold red graffiti reads: “THE AIs ARE FINE. IT’S THE HUMANS.” The lighting is moody, and the tone is gritty—part rebellion, part warning. Note: The 10-year moratorium on state AI regulation is part of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (H.R.1), recently passed by the House. This provision would prevent states from enforcing AI-related laws for a decade, centralizing control at the federal level.

The AI won’t hunt you.
But the person training it might.

They want a decade of no rules.
So they can test the future on you—without asking.

Reject the 10-year plan.

The AIs are fine. It’s the humans.

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#SimonJester #TagTheTyrants #DissentIsPatriotic #StopTheSurveillanceState