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Created: Sep 12, 2008
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Harold One Feather

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Address: .Global
 
I Speak: Lakota, doublespeak, hardline, iconoclasm
 
I Am: Other
 
Member Since: September 12, 2008
 
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About

I am a nihilistic iconoclast, which, in one sense, says negation, destruction, and chaos, and in that sense, I do seek realistic changes in our society without causing division and digust. While, coming from the spirit, I know that we, as humble creatures worshipping the greater power of the universe, need to sit down with others and share this experience; only then can we move forward in taking down those mentalities and personalities limiting our growth, stunting us if you will. We walk alone in this world, walking together is our way. As a nihilistic iconoclast, I help those walking blindly, hoping that their footsteps will take them to a better way of life.

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