There are two rules.
1. No rules
2. Straight Edge
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Posted 21, May, 2013

Frihet

När liberalerna tjafsar om att slå vakt om individens frihet är det i själva verket bara deras egen frihet de försvarar. Friheten att förtrycka. De försvarar ett samhälle där hela världen öppnas upp för den rike, medan den fattige stängs in. Ett system som underminerar den fattiges rörlighet och tillhörighet till samhället. Liberaler och sossar skyller det på den fattige. Du är själv ansvarig för ditt liv, och du påstås vara frikopplad från dina ekonomiska förutsättningar. Men om vi ska bli verkligt fria så står dagens samhälle i vägen. Om vi ska tillåtas förflytta oss som vi vill och tillåtas förverkliga våra drömmar måste vi vända oss emot den rådande ordningen. När folk fördömer agerandet i Husby ställer man sig på samhällets sida och förminskar detta samhälles inneboende problem till att handla om stökiga ungdomar. I själva verket har dessa redan försökt höja sin röst, men ingen har lyssnat. Nu när de hotar den rådande ordningen så lyssnar helt plötsligt Sverige.

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Posted 20, May, 2013
glaciersofice: hiphopfightsback: (May 19, 1925 – February 21, 1965) Malcom X would be 88. this is one of my favorite quotes ever and it comes to mind every time i hear people, particularly people in the lower middle class/’working class’ or whatever you want to call it blaming their problems on undocumented workers (illegal immigrants), welfare cheats, food stamp abusers, whatever. you really think those people are the problem? not the politicians with the lobbyists making them kowtow to corporate interests that are directly opposed to our own interests as human beings, selling us out every step of the way? not the huge corporations who destroy the environment, abuse and underpay their employees (while putting the competition out of business) until they can’t squeeze any more blood out, then they move the jobs overseas to abuse those workers for pennies a day? and you think some guy mowing a lawn for $5 an hour is the real fucking problem? it’s goddamn depressing and i wish people would open their eyes. the best trick the people up top ever pulled on us was when they convinced us to all fight amongst each other instead of working together to get a better deal, and to instill so much greed in everyone that the minute they get a piece of the pie, instead of thinking about helping their fellow man they think ‘well i made it, what’s wrong with you, you worthless piece of shit?’ The truth ^.

glaciersofice:

hiphopfightsback:

(May 19, 1925 – February 21, 1965)

Malcom X would be 88.

this is one of my favorite quotes ever and it comes to mind every time i hear people, particularly people in the lower middle class/’working class’ or whatever you want to call it blaming their problems on undocumented workers (illegal immigrants), welfare cheats, food stamp abusers, whatever. you really think those people are the problem? not the politicians with the lobbyists making them kowtow to corporate interests that are directly opposed to our own interests as human beings, selling us out every step of the way? not the huge corporations who destroy the environment, abuse and underpay their employees (while putting the competition out of business) until they can’t squeeze any more blood out, then they move the jobs overseas to abuse those workers for pennies a day? and you think some guy mowing a lawn for $5 an hour is the real fucking problem? it’s goddamn depressing and i wish people would open their eyes. the best trick the people up top ever pulled on us was when they convinced us to all fight amongst each other instead of working together to get a better deal, and to instill so much greed in everyone that the minute they get a piece of the pie, instead of thinking about helping their fellow man they think ‘well i made it, what’s wrong with you, you worthless piece of shit?’

The truth ^.

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Posted 17, April, 2013

I’ve been digging a grave with the parts of my brain that still work. They’re burying me with my dead dreams, my dead dreams. 

I still feel a heart that’s beating but I can’t feel love, I still feel a life inside me but I feel no blood. I still clench my teeth and I pull out my hair; my skin and bones are bare. I’ve been living with the weight of the world and the moon and the stars, burning in my eyes. I haven’t seen clear in 19 years; will you please save my life? 

 I’ve been digging a grave with the parts of my brain that still work. They’re burying me with my dead dreams, my dead dreams.

  • Track: Wolves
  • Artist: Old Gray
  • Album: An Autobiography