I finally fit in my Dad’s shirt from Vietnam. This is one of my prized possessions. It’s something I always wanted to wear on stage one more time. He was a lot younger than me when he wore this shirt to pieces at War. Time to run.
I wonder how the people working full time living in tents feel about our amazing American economy. We should ask them.As well as questions such as, “are you optimistic that in 2019 you will progress financially to living in a car?”
Socialism is the oil in the engine of Capitalism. You can deny it, but you can’t deny a revolt. You can’t deny that it will take fascism to stop it, if the objective is not solving it. We are not solving it. We aren’t even pretending anymore.
People that used to be able to call themselves middle class are living in tents dude.
This is broken.
Is it even ethical to celebrate Labor Day, if you are opposed to the Labor Movement?
Should those that don’t support the Labor Movement celebrate more relevant victories, such as the brightside of our nation’s legacy of utilizing Child labor in Northern factories, the 8 hour work week, and the internship program better known as Chattel Slavery that marked the glory days of the American South.
You know, traditional values of hard work and exploitation at the hands of diligent barons who worked men and women back into the dust from which they came. That is, before that rotten New Deal subverted a real Socialist Revolution with its crazy ideas, like helping old folks that worked their entire lives no longer wander and starve, weeping in the streets, wishing they were never born.
Oh such foolishness as a tiny safety net, which robbed the old and infirm of self reliance and the true Entrepreneurial spirit that opened up the West, by scalping Indians.
This is the actual pay rate for hunting for the scalps of Indians or Mexicans you could pretend were full blooded Indians, especially if you included an ear:
This idea is dove tailing my song post about people I see working full time living in tents. Winter is coming. I am freestyling but I need to get back to polishing real story raps. It’s in my blood.
– Musician and writer Davin Michael Stedman has many ventures, such as the AMAZING blog, 100milesofmusic.com, and is one of the driving forces behind the Staxx Brothers. This past spring he spent weeks networking in and reporting from Kingston, Jamaica. His single with British band Sherlock Soul is now available as well.
