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lust-mord replied to your post: I feel extremely upset, haha. Please c...

I am upset as well. But I am here for you. You bad ass. You mutha fuckin bamf. BU I am super jealous of your flawless hair, tbh. Also, your ballsy as fuck attitude like. I want that. I want to aspire to be like you ;;

ehh?? You're upset? Then we gotta make it a compliment sandwich, heh

I think you're badass, too, tho, way more than me. I'm totally in love with your rad cosplay skills, and I always thought you had a tough attitude? Are you secretly a sensitive softie marshmallow baby like me?

#lust-mord #let's flex together #our glorious muscles can help crush out any bad feelings #heh

To your comment on that poetry slam clip: They say genocide took of it's shoes and became comfortable. A reference to The Holocaust, I do believe. If no one answered your question yet or not, I dunno. Just letting ya know. :)

Ah, yes, I’ve had replies, but thank you for taking the time to help me there!

I believe it’s a reference to the “founding” of the United States of America and how the Founding Fathers were all “raah raah we’re gonna make this the Land of the Free™ with Equal Opportunities for All (and by All we mean, white males), and gosh who are all those brownish-red people, how dare they live on this land we just claimed, let’s wipe ‘em out shall we hm” … The poem’s next line is about just that, I believe.

It could possibly fit the Holocaust too, thinking about it, if we go the equally morbid route of interpreting “inclusive” as “Death Camps were totally inclusive of jews, queer people, romani people, and sympathizers”.

…Anyhow, powerful poem, open to very deep interpretations.

#lust-mord #reply #thanks #trigger warning: genocide #racism