I stopped looking at people too long ago.

[timaftertim]

Michael Moore is a polemicist.

Good job on being underrated, John Locke.

"There ain't no sin and there ain't no virtue. There's just stuff people do. It's all part of the same thing. And some of the things people do is nice, and some ain't so nice, but that's as far as any man got a right to say."

Please please please don't disregard this.

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[onceamazed]

ah hah. john locke sucks a left nut. no joke.

[timaftertim]

No way, he was brilliant.

john locke

[minorprophecies]

wasn't he a philosopher that dealt with government, like democracy, libertarianism? i remember studying him in political science. . . help me remember cammi?

Re: john locke

[timaftertim]

Sort of. He said some pretty cool things in regards to politics.

[_defacto]

I LOVE YOU, Cammi. Well, I love Steinbeck too - Casey or whatever his name was, he took the ideals I didn't quite have the testicular capacity to admit I had and persuaded me to look that way. Life is going uphill since.

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[timaftertim]

I love you too, Luke. I love John Steinbeck to death. I went to the Steinbeck museum in Salinas, CA. It is pretty cool. I have family there. The Grapes of Wrath isn't my favorite of his but I LOVE that quote and that a priest said it. I am SO glad life is going uphill for you.

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[_defacto]

I remember arguing over that quote for hours in English class last year with upright christian girls - it got us into a bunch of transcendentalist shite, Emerson and Thoreau and all that. So much fun. And then we read Sometimes a Great Notion. You know, come to think of it, Mrs Brown was a really cool teacher for throwing all that at us.

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[timaftertim]

(mumbles something indistinguishable from everything else I say)