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Uncle PG, your local alcoholic anime LARPing night owl text-walling love-and-hope poster.

The resident old man and self-appointed conscience of "dark fedi". Bona-fide certified wifeguy.

Queer-friendly enough to be accused of being a chaser. Great Value brand generic socialist.

Linux cis-admin/DBA and PHP dev, self-hosting fanatic, Gentoo adherent, general freetard, and all-around chatterbox. Ask me about my USE flags!

Posts always underrated, opinions usually overstated, liver often saturated, instance broadly federated.

Greatest hits: @prettybad

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"The wizard of ethanol" - Monkey

"what the fuck why is literally gandalf posting anime girls on the fediverse" - coolbeans

"are you Hunter S. Thompson" - nyx

"one of the good ones" - monkey & mildred

"You don’t have to make life to make life better" - sapphire

"cease living" - Grace

"too friendly" - pwm

"conspiracy vibes" - writeout.ink

"Far right" - incorrect, I'm just the wrong flavor of leftist

"ywnbaw" - correct

"you have a problem" - thanks, very helpful

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Forgive me for my disrespect, forgive me for my lies, even if a lot of truth was said in jest. Everything I say is true, especially the lies and misdirection.

If I could only ever use my voice for good, I wouldn't. Love and hate are two sides of the same coin. The magnitude of the response is proportionate to the impact that was made. Both are useful sources of fuel.

Americans will make an icon out of a timber rattler, and recoil in fear when the snake strikes at themselves. When you smile, for friends or enemies, let them see your long fangs.
@lebronjames75 art, by definition, challenges us. Our ideas, our conception of things, our perspective. If it didn't force us to reconsider things, then it isn't transformative in any way. By our own nature, we cling to our own ideas, we resist the change, or the changing of the perspective. In this way art challenges us, and sufficiently challenging art invokes a response such that we try to kill it to protect ourselves and our perspective.

I'll always hang on the words of Notorious BIG: you're nobody until somebody (tries to) kill you. You haven't affected someone, and such you haven't created art, until you've moved someone sufficiently that they feel the need to defend their conception of the world.