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Anastasia Durasova, Make Up Artist
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I would rant for Andrea Dworkin all day. She was really messed up in a lot of ways, but also brave enough to say, “Is it possible that the bedrock of our sexuality is essentially violent?” The simple answer is, “Of course not, because I enjoy myself. What’s not to like there?” Well it takes a big person to go, “Maybe we enjoy ourselves because we’re damaged.” I got so mad when I saw this outpouring of scorn for her when she died. People weren’t allowed to do that to Reagan, and he was an evil villain who rots in hell as we speak.
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trot in hell
a novel in internal monologue form, by propaganda duende. leon trotsky wanders around the netherworld, fidgeting aimlessly with the metal pick protruding from the back of his skull, wondering out loud how each fresh torture he observes relates specifically to the emancipation of the working class from below
May
31
I went to sleep in the garden and woke up covered in dew - the empty house lamenting, “I know I can’t kiss you like that”.
May
27
NZ: Two arrested during protest of PM John Key's austerity budget
Two men have been arrested after protesters gathered outside an Auckland hotel ahead of a post-Budget speech by Prime Minister John Key today.
About 100 protesters chanted “shame, shame, shame” and tried to stop members of a business forum as they made their way inside the Langham Hotel in central Auckland for the Prime Minister’s address.
A 20-strong group of police was present to control the protesters, including students, from blocking the entrance to the hotel.
Supporters of the Auckland Action Against Poverty group made several attempts to break through police lines, and two men were arrested.
Two of the Urewera Four, Urs Signer and Emily Bailey, were involved in the protest against the Budget just a day after Tame Iti and Te Rangikaiwhiria Kemara were sentenced to two and a half years in jail.
“I’m just here to support the kaupapa,” Signer said.
The group was protesting against welfare reforms outlined in yesterday’s Budget, saying it will make things even harder for those on a low income or benefit.
They are calling it class warfare and chanted: “Stop the war on the poor”.
One woman said the Budget was “basically an attack on the working class, on beneficiaries, on the poor, on students, on children”.
And beneficiary Phil McNeale said: “It will create a bigger gap between the rich and the poor. What we need are jobs, we don’t need beneficiaries harassed, to go out for work that doesn’t exist.”
May
24
Crashingly Beautiful: One Hundred and Eighty Degrees
Have you considered the possibility
that everything you believe is wrong,
not merely off a bit, but totally wrong,
nothing like things as they really are?
If you’ve done this, you know how durably fragile
those phantoms we hold in our heads are,
those wisps of thought that people die and kill…
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