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A high ranking affiliate of the American
street assemblage know as the Bloods. |
In this column of literary beguilement I wish to speak of the nature that of the the works I will be publicizing through this outlet colloquially refereed to as a
blog. I intend not only to mock the social agenda of my peers, but also the comical antics observed by most as "serious business". As a brief preliminary glimpse of the material I will discuss and provide I give you a man seemingly affiliated with an American street assemblage the
Bloods. The ruse here is that any man with prior knowledge of American gang violence or Renaissance art would come almost instantaneously to the conclusion that this statement was not at all true and revel in laughter at the falsity portrayed by this images accompanying text. Now most take this assertion as relating to assemblage violence and therefore a serious matter seeing as how the outcomes of an assemblages campaigns against a rival assemblage (and in many cases law enforcement officials) often results in causalities in both opposing forces. Nevertheless let us cast that notion of sober mindedness aside and compose this ruses rightfully in the mind as comedic, for by Aristotle's definitions of poetics I have made my assertion of assemblage violence comedic in itself by portraying a action we deem as ugly and repulsive. For those less informed the Ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle stated in his definitions of poetics that comedy is the imitation of an act we would see in real life a ugly. Henceforth I propose that this blog is the stage and the actions of the actors are the text. These words are not only the voices of the actors but also their actions, and in that sense my portrayal of this American assemblage affiliate. All this is just the pretext however for the notion I convey to you that the assertions and accusations I may make in future works are only there to bring joy to your heart and tears to your eyes, as the colloquialism goes you will be
ROLFing what is meant by this I cannot say for I was not schooled in the arts of common internet colloquialisms.
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