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The first panel says “it’s back” which is short for “it is back” vs the Miku Expo 2024 North American Tour April 4th 2024 may 21st 2024 Shirt Furthermore, I will do this last panel which says “its back again”. There’s no apostrophe in the last panel which changes the meaning from “it is back” to “here is another view of its back end”. It’s a play on words that’s only possible because the poster provides context to the meaning of the text. If you just wrote these four sentences out and then showed me an album of the same images, it wouldn’t be as effective. Not true. As a child of the sixties I can assure you that despite the capitalist revisionism of history, the countercultures were a national phenomenon. Rich, poor, high school, college, all demographics, with the exception of adults over 30. Usually. Protest was against the status quo; which is why the typecasting of hippies as dirty, anti-establishment bums who did nothing but have sex, do drugs, and spit on veterans became necessary to the elder generation. Dude! Long hair! On men!. The era was a lot more nuanced and meaningful than that. Which is why it terrified the corporate/industrial class. We’re seeing the same issues rise again today: are our lives meant to be spent making the rich richer, or is there a more fulfilling way to live?

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Once a person buys into the Miku Expo 2024 North American Tour April 4th 2024 may 21st 2024 Shirt Furthermore, I will do this bullshit that any other way of life is dangerous, or subversive, then you are effectively owned by the people with the money and power. That’s nonsense though. In the 60s, ten hippies cohabitating could afford rent and groceries working a few hours a week each. My dad’s buddy tells a story about a bunch of homeless people getting up to cross the street to avoid touring deadheads. Oh the dirty nitrous hippies are also definitely still at the dead shows lol though they’re “looking for a miracle” My ex fiancee’s parents were OG hippies and they were both very well off as one was the child of someone famous and the other was a college professor. I guess they wanted to spend their later days in hippie comfort with their expensive organic groceries and low footprint lifestyles. Smart people but very out there nutty. Out on the road today, I saw a Deadhead sticker on a Cadillac. A little voice inside my head said, “Don’t look back. You can never look back.” I thought I knew what love was; what did I know? Those days are gone forever. I should just let them go. You could rent a big old Victorian house in the Haight for $75 a month; get 10 of your friends in there and you could make rent in a few hours of selling weed on the street. You could see Hendrix at the Fillmore for $3. You hardly needed to be rich or even middle class to be a hippie I get why the younger generation is skeptical but it really was different. Capitalism hadn’t fully ballooned the way it has today. Those hippies mostly had honest intentions, there were posers out there I’m sure but as an “elder millennial/gen x” I can honestly say things were different. Their movement was based on fighting the status quo and at the time it was economically feasible. I know it sounds crazy but we have a different fight these days. I dunno, just my 2 cents.

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