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- Member since: 2007
On November 2, 2007 krashee Discussed
Mark Peters on the Colbert Suffix
- and said:
It’s golden nuggets like these that make me wish I lived in South carolina so I could vote for the man!
On October 30, 2007 krashee Discussed
Rock the Casbah
- and said:
While it is heartening to see expansions in cultural spectrum (especially supressed forms), it is also deflating to see it selectively spread. Assigning trivial qualities like income to genres of music seems to bastardize the expression. It is unsubtantial commonalities that will lead to further supression (the music is banned because ALL of it is satanic, no?).
In any case, I hope those wealthy punks fight the power. METAL FOR ALL!!!
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On November 6, 2007 krashee Discussed
Leftovers for All
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I found this to be a very interesting alternative to a law that was attempting passage in Las Vegas, NV outlawing feeding the homeless. I’m not sure if ever hit the books, but a little over a year ago it had quite a bit of support. I wonder what causes the difference in mindsets on this subject?
On November 2, 2007 krashee Discussed
Mark Peters on the Colbert Suffix
- and said:
It’s golden nuggets like these that make me wish I lived in South carolina so I could vote for the man!
On October 30, 2007 krashee Discussed
Rock the Casbah
- and said:
While it is heartening to see expansions in cultural spectrum (especially supressed forms), it is also deflating to see it selectively spread. Assigning trivial qualities like income to genres of music seems to bastardize the expression. It is unsubtantial commonalities that will lead to further supression (the music is banned because ALL of it is satanic, no?).
In any case, I hope those wealthy punks fight the power. METAL FOR ALL!!!
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I found this to be a very interesting alternative to a law that was attempting passage in Las Vegas, NV outlawing feeding the homeless. I’m not sure if ever hit the books, but a little over a year ago it had quite a bit of support. I wonder what causes the difference in mindsets on this subject?