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