england & france | yosb ❝it is fun to be in the same decade with you if you dig under my feetyou will find things that you don’t want to see things that i hide deep down inside a menagerie of the tragedy i caused and all of my flaws and my demons are all that can see there ain’t no grave can hold my body down when i hear that trumpet sound i’m gonna rise right out of the ground  
england & france | yosb

❝it is fun to be in the same decade with you

if you dig under my feet
you will find things that you don’t want to see
things that i hide deep down inside
a menagerie of the tragedy i caused and all of my flaws
and my demons are all that can see

there ain’t no grave can hold my body down 
when i hear that trumpet sound i’m gonna rise right out of the ground 

I don’t usually watch films about the British home front.

America is England’s fault.

god, i love greg proops.

“Yeah, a bunch of angry young people who’ve just had their futures surgically removed by the establishment are then confronted by the living embodiment of inherited privilege. Frankly they’re fucking lucky this isn’t France.” ONTD_p;  Britain’s Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall react as their car is attacked, in London, Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010. Angry protesters in London attacked the car containing Prince Charles, the heir to the British throne, and his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall. An Associated Press photographer saw demonstrators kick the car in Regent Street, in the heart of London’s shopping district. The car then sped off. Charles’ office, Clarence House, confirmed that “their royal highnesses’ car was attacked by protesters on the way to their engagement at the London Palladium this evening, but their royal highnesses are unharmed.” 

“Yeah, a bunch of angry young people who’ve just had their futures surgically removed by the establishment are then confronted by the living embodiment of inherited privilege. Frankly they’re fucking lucky this isn’t France.”

ONTD_p; 

Britain’s Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall react as their car is attacked, in London, Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010. Angry protesters in London attacked the car containing Prince Charles, the heir to the British throne, and his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall. An Associated Press photographer saw demonstrators kick the car in Regent Street, in the heart of London’s shopping district. The car then sped off. Charles’ office, Clarence House, confirmed that “their royal highnesses’ car was attacked by protesters on the way to their engagement at the London Palladium this evening, but their royal highnesses are unharmed.” 

"So, freedom of speech becomes more important than justice, which to us is preposterous, because, for us, being just to people is the first end, if you like, of a state to be a just state. Not for it to be free state, but for it to be a just state, and freedom is quite a good way of getting there."