the brassiness of America is such that I always forget so many of the opinions online I deeply engage with are, in fact, American opinions, until each July 4th! Enjoyed this, thank you. And...
pamphlets were the shitposts of the 1320's to the 1970’s, no?
haha i stand corrected! but .. how beautifully brassy of america to even be nudging this convo. I'm a brit and ex green card who is always fascinated by how many of my emaillers assume i too may be celebrating their special day
the brassiness of America is such that I always forget so many of the opinions online I deeply engage with are, in fact, American opinions, until each July 4th! Enjoyed this, thank you. And...
pamphlets were the shitposts of the 1320's to the 1970’s, no?
plot twist- I have, in fact, a maple leaf on my passport :)
haha i stand corrected! but .. how beautifully brassy of america to even be nudging this convo. I'm a brit and ex green card who is always fascinated by how many of my emaillers assume i too may be celebrating their special day
There is no greater proof of their brass than a Brit and a Canadian discussing American Independence Day discourse, agreed.
re: pamphlets I have a piece coming this summer about public squares and anon posting, stay tuned
haha i did a LOT of pamphleteering learning past & present in my masters on renaissance lit, look forward to fearing