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Cyberfangz

Welcome to my digital cave. Rants, thoughts, collections, dust, and heart-eaters await. Navigate carefully.

About the owner a doll made of wires and flesh, a computer-like machine that feeds on blood. I enjoy collecting toys and cute trinkets, but I also adore the grotesque, the rotten and the forbidden. I pray to angels and goddesses. I love reading and getting lost in the fictional. My heart oozes with more than it can carry.

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January 8. A new year and a new apocaliptic reality

We talk about revolution, but we are afraid of revolution. We all get agitated thinking about political figures we hate, but we are all afraid to go out and confront them. How can we expect change if not through social uprisings, supporting each other, uniting and rising up as a community against those who oppress us? The demon in control of the United States can do whatever he wants, and nobody does anything. Everyone sits at home condemning his actions, but meanwhile, he walks across my continent as if it were his. Perhaps it already is, because the precedent set by his actions in Venezuela is that he can and will do the same in the rest of Latin America if he so desires. Doesn't it make you seethe with rage to think that an imperialist old fart can come and destroy everything you love in an instant? You'll never see me applauding that man or that country. I have no respect for him whatsoever and I despise everything I know about him. Today, I only wish that the good people in that country would rise up, leave their comfort zone, leave their complacency, and start thinking about what the person in power is doing. Think about it seriously, and perhaps then we could reach a society that is not afraid of revolution.

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