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by vavrek 4y ago
PS: Wanna see our "tech future?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lK_cdkpazjI
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by vavrek 4y ago
Ah, I see. Well, my first experience of hip-hop and rap was very shocking. It seemed completely crude and disgusting to me, especially all of the gang violence expressed. I was deeply confused as to why so many people were enjoying this new
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by vavrek 4y ago
Again, your efforts are wonderful and inspiring, attempting to create understanding between opposing views. Yet, it's hard for me not to feel like our current situation is ultimately hopeless, with a well-established trend underway of
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by vavrek 4y ago
All of your points are valid. Being a child at the time certainly biased my opinion and experience, as well as my particular living location. Probably didn't really notice or care about already established cultural trends until older.
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by vavrek 4y ago
Unfamiliar with this apparent "flop." From the Urban Dictionary: "The name "butt rock" has a few possible origins. First, in the 1980s, the musicians in many hair metal bands often dressed in a "glam" styl
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by vavrek 4y ago
Totally respect and applaud your efforts, although framing issues in terms of "left and right" doesn't make sense to me, unless these are meant as generic terms, which could be replaced with something such as "View A and
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by vavrek 4y ago
Was born in 1973 and grew up in the Redwoods of Northern California, near what would eventually become Silicon Valley. In that place and time, the 80's were mostly a very fun and exciting bunch of years to be a child, with the crazy hi