bona_riah

Some people are born with greatness, others achieve greatness. Some people say I am quite anti-social, however I find most people vulgar and abhorrent, so no wonder. I adore culture, however English culture seems to be dying away. The generations of people who made England such a fascinating, interesting and artistically gentle place are slipping away. That generation is almost all but gone. We're almost at a stage when there won't be anyone living who can remember the second world war.... Even the English language, I find, has been hopelessly mucked about with and everything is American or Australian. It's not that I dislike America. America is fine on the other side of the Atlantic. It works quite well from a distance. If Blair was a strong person, which he isn't, he wouldn't allow this Americanisation to happen. I hate the sort of people who embrace this shit, and dismiss the UK. To many, there wasn't a world before Hollywood. You mention Byron, Wilde, Keats and Dostoevsky, they shudder, which is a real shame. We all attempt to be different, however you all use the same methods of being different, whether it be buying a Ramones t-shirt or becoming 'emo'.... why not try something new; buy a cardigan, an Oscar Wilde Selected Works and hide under a tree. It's far more poetic and worthwhile. You will discover something more in De Profundis than you would in any Fall Out Boy record. I hate to say it but, you are all the same, you couldn't be more conservative in your approach to being 'different'. From wanting to be the favoured minority, you have become the opressive majority. I pity you.