One Trick Ponies [A declaration]

You got to love how corrupted individuals are out signaling their gratitude, as if their sense of wisdom is commendable based on recycling. 

Re; that^ is what this note is about.  (a) How fresh is yours?  (b) How do you brand yourself?  (b) What do you really have to offer?

I find myself to be an abstract thinker, with abnormal philosophies, which demonstrate a certain amount of ingenuity.  One trick ponies are grading how inferior they make others feel enabled, act as if their beliefs are true commodities.

One day, I think the language I present is going to be understood by people who wonder how stupid people actually were today, that they wonder how we in present day were unable to replicate it. (e.g. visionary aims)

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Marco Almeida

June 29, 2013  · 

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I have kept an eye on my feelings re; 'One Trick Ponies'. This entry symbolizes how normalized racism is in Canada. I apply love as a use of metaphor, to convey that. Romeo and Juliet equate as a methodical way to interpret how alienation is present in the story.

People willingness to capture the irony behind what is racism and therefore what isn't, is existentially based. to me racism is the opposite of what my ideals are, which is to promote a romantic culture. In Romeo & Juliet: the idea of forbidden love is confused as that stereotype. it is more of a valuable lesson in terms of prejudice and discrimination, because, people are blinded by love as a material possession. Therefore the radical disposition of forbidden love has a definite racial quality, the stereotype between love and its carrier captures.

Note: the way we interpret Romeo & Juliet can easily be applied to a victimized sense and a vilified role between the sexes. The idea is a manipulative one, based on the superlative of romance disguised as racist, unconscious of habit, that the world pretends is not present, therefore, normalized.

If we lived in a world that was dominated by our inherent idea of romance rather then stereotypes, we would instantly be judged differently. ---------------------------