I have decided to become an anarchist. Not the kind that really wants government to disappear, because those people would probably be the first to go if it actually did. I’m only an anarchist because I hate authority, specifically, one authority — Espinosa. Today he confiscated my beautiful proletariot hat. I am bitter and vengeful.
5:38 pm on Tuesday, August 26th, 2003
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it’s a good thing Westwood has a new proletariat hat in town; the last one was a Painted Jezebel. (look in the yearbook, it’s such a consumer whore!) Keep this one safe, don’t let it fall into evil hands! keep the worldwide revolution alive, preferably starting with starbucks, from which both Senor Espinosa and high prices should be eternally banished. (Espinosa since he doesn’t like coffee and just goes to be mean-spirited, and high prices because I can get a sandwich at thundercloud for the price of a coffee, and the sandwich isn’t killing my heart.)
Promise not to become an antichrist.
heh? proletariot hat?
I am the anti-christ.
And by the way, anarchism is insufferably stupid.
I associate it with teenagers who are unsatisfied with their home-lives so therefore they tattoo sloppy, red, circle-enclosed A’s to their forearms in protest of the “system” of which they have never studied. Then they dress in shiny leather and wear dog collars (or the occasional visor-bound Stasi police hat, which don’t get me wrong, can be very stylish).
Whatever happened to when anarchists were actually interesting. Sigh.
Two things, one, I agree partially with Arman in that anarchism is stupid, there can be no perfect system to run human beings. For we are human, imperfect in all aspects. We will fail at the top. And we fail the top at the bottom. So, oh well.
And secondly, you can’t be the anti-christ…
-iknow
Bilal
imperfect in /all/ aspects???
i mean we kinda *survived*, didn’t we?
Perfection is subjective.