May 27, 2012 13:21
Argue that the Vietnam War was just and not-at-all imperialistic by writing, in very graphic detail, accounts of VC violence against innocent children. Also, by telling me how so very important American "heroism" is that it completely justified the rape, evisceration, and bombing of my relatives.
Get.
The.
Fuck.
OUT.
personal-to-remember,
i iz dealin'
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So, so wrong on so, so many levels...
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I hope you're feeling better, if you want to talk, I'm sure I can drop by the Gmail chat or whichever would be preferrable? I don't want to leave you alone, and you should in no way be required to deal with such a mess alone. Coming from a long-term friend it's such a stab.
<3 to you.
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I'm under water, basically, for the rest of the week, but maybe some point next week.
I forgot what hours are "available to talk time" for you. I tend to be conscious between 9:00am and 11:00pm, but, yunno. Scheduling, ack. sadlol.
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I forgot to mention that I'm working full-time now (10am-6pm, CST), so that makes things even more difficult. :( But we'll keep trying :D
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Yeah, it is. I really don't grok why people glorify wars and violence in them so much. There's nothing pretty about wars, that amount of apologetism is horrifying and sadly, you never know who it'll come from. ;/
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I'm rather influenced by C-PTSD/PTSD these days, so I jump even at things that'd use to let me be calm, analytic, not blinking, or at least not so deeply disturbed, back then? Me being prone to remembering a lot of things with how they *looked* and having vivid imagination probably doesn't help much with hearing those war stories, to feel not disgusted.
I think in a way, it may be better - and certainly *is* better to be repulsed and horrified by violations to people than be a twad advocating those violations, me thinks.
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