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Haggard Celine

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7. I was thinking about those tribal tattoos that used to be popular.
Thu Jun 25, 2026, 05:43 AM
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They get Japanese writing and other symbols on their bodies and don't know what they mean, or maybe they have a foggy idea of what it means. I just think this guy is young and he thought that the rebel flag looked cool, knowing nothing about its being offensive. Symbols are funny that way. I remember when I was a kid, my friends and I used to copy swastikas and other designs we saw. We were too young to know much about what a swastika stood for. These symbols have an effect on us that we don't really understand. Like corporate logos, they're a shortcut to the unconscious. They make an impression at first glance.

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