writing a serial killer
if i got a chance to talk to manson i wouldn't ask him why. not only is it the obvious question, it's an obvious answer. like all misunderstood revolutionaries manson just wanted a change. he wanted the upper class to know they were better just because they said they were. and he wanted to purify his country by ridding it of blacks. (not that i agree with the latter). i still can understand it though. no. if i ever got the chance to talk to him i think i'd let him talk. i wouldn't ask questions. (i doubt he'd answer them anyways.) but i just want to know how he thinks. it must be amazing, being him and living in his head every day. knowing that he could escape at any moment with a thought. but letting them believe they've caged him. it amazes me that they think they can chain a mind like that. someone who has complete control over others cannot be contained. i think manson is hitlers long lost son and he's plotting with daddy to continue the revolution, even now, as i write this. ok, so i don't really believe that, but i do believe that manson is just waiting. and when the day comes they'll all be sorry.