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PP in Makata
Villainized Watching the television, I can see long haired people as villainized for ratings and conformists free to oppress those that look, like me, so much like a Jesus reprised, yet why this is I just can't see Why must the longest of strands be mongrelized or uncivilized when in fact we are seeking free exchange of ideas, harmony and all the devices devised in assisting the world to see Is it a crime to have such glee in the life led, uncompromised in ideas intent to be free Lennon used to sing McCartney "Let It Be" for those to realize the vibe flow in a life to see we all really want to be free

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Reviewed by C.S. Snow (Reader)

Reviewed on November 6, 2003

Richard steered me your way. I really need to do more reading in here!

I like this. Well written.

But, I think the idea of long hair on
men as a protest has been played out
way past the point of irrelevance.

I think both sides (left and right) do their fair share of villianization of each other.

Polarization.

I think it's to keep us from the real answers, which I suspect lie somewhere in the middle.

-C.S.

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)

Reviewed on November 6, 2003

We have been taught what freedom is. In truth what is it? Great write!

Reviewed by Bhuwan Thapaliya

Reviewed on November 6, 2003

yes...we all want to be free!!!!

Reviewed by Tami Ryan

Reviewed on November 6, 2003

It's not for us to judge. Just "be".

Namaste,
Tami

Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)

Reviewed on November 6, 2003

Yup use your intuition

Reviewed by Sandie May Joyce (Sandie Angel)

Reviewed on November 6, 2003

Tyler:

People are judgmental. We are labelled as one kind or another. Best is to ignore their judgments and use your own. You know yourself the best.

Sandie Angel a.k.a. May Lu :o)

Reviewed by Vesna Perkovic (Reader)

Reviewed on November 6, 2003

we all really want to be free

Quite!

Vesna

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