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The best thing i saw on tv
was that S.Q. (Securite Quebec) cop catching a bullet his teeth.
Condolence, Mme. Canadiana, but your was a fucking (stuck) pig.
But this song's not about some romantic of history.
It's not about martyrs or mythos or or burnings-in-effigy.
It's about a kid flipping her lid
trying to keep some self-respect intact.
It's about an Oka the size of a in resistance
and a will to back...
and the at work, they still deny their racism.
They tolerance for all.
But it the degree of (only) racial slurs
is their gauge (and it defines as hate).
And there's 27 "girls-at-work" here.
Imagine fighting for 500 years.
And golly-gee! How valient!
How the white oppressor allowance
for gestures of insurgence
(all tightly tethered to purses/purpose).
Oka had orchestra(tion) aborted.
Oka fucked their rules to choose a future
and I, for one, it...
...and the smartest i think i ever said:
"if a Kevin Kavalry is your means to their end,
the struggle is dead".
Why do we pretend that our is upon what they depend?