The new DP Dot Com logo is sooooo hardbody!
It’s easy to look at these images and say that these people are killing their own brothers and sisters. It’s difficult to understand why. To really, really understand why. These people have armaments that cost in the hundreds of thousands of dollars to design, fabricate, manufacture and deliver while they wear flip-flop sandals that are worth no more than a single dollar here in America. What do these people trade with the supremacists who supply these guns since their blood is apparently worth nothing?
When the fuck did these fools get rocket propelled grenade launchers?!? They have killed millions of people in Africa with only the Kalishnikov rifles, now supremacy is giving them RPG’s?!? We are evidently putting our outdated arms on eBay or OverStock Dot Com because there is no way in hell that these fools shold have anything more sophisticated than a bayonet. I’m seeing machine gun clips held together with masking tape. I imagine that these people no longer even need guns to kill one another. Just a box of bullets which they will hurl at each other at the speed of hate. In reality, it is poverty that they hate, but even with all the mineral resources in the world you still need supremacy to buy them from you. What? Did you think supremacy was going to let you sell them to whoever you want at a fair market rate?
The final section is for those of you that can handle the truth. I have seen these images before in so many places… Nigeria, Haiti, Ethiopia, The Congo, Iraq, South Africa, Queens New York. The names of the cities and states all blends together into this cauldron, bright red with blood and guts. These are children however and I can not remain unmoved by the sight of a young man returning home from the market with his groceries still locked in his hand. I want to be able to do something for him and all of them. I feel so guilty and ashamed sometimes for being allowed to be a child when I was 9 yrs old. Free to buy comic books and dream about superheroes. I wish there were superheroes that cared about poor people.
