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it's sad to compare. apart from that: the word "mark" comes from a root for "boundary" or "border", and really it doesn't need to be about that; we're all in
by nenaoki 1y ago
it's sad to compare.
apart from that: the word "mark" comes from a root for "boundary" or "border", and really it doesn't need to be about that; we're all in this together.