Definitions by The Original Agahnim
Jonestown
The kind of place all are welcome, there is no segregation or judging allowed, every kind of behavior is tolerated and acceptable except questioning Cartman's authoritie or entering Cartman's command center.
The girl packed her circus of followers up, and away they went to Jonestown, a paradise on Earth, all the while laughing at the mundane neighborhood in her rear view mirror she once loathed, but soon forgot.
Jonestown by The Original Agahnim June 30, 2021
Jonestown
A place where all are welcome, there's never a dull moment, there's no judging, being on drugs is fine, not being on drugs is fine, everyone and everything under the sun is integrated, acceptable and awesome, and there are no ugly Confederate statues or things that woud offend anyone of any walk of life visible, but whatever you do, do not question Cartman's authoritie!
The girl packed her shit and took her followers to Jonestown and said fuck the mundane neighborhood she loathed when she left it in her rear view mirror.
Jonestown by The Original Agahnim June 30, 2021
Bill Cosby case
Unpopular cases are the ones that people hopefully don't forget in favor of something that appeals to more people's taste in what a good trial should be like.
Instead of listening to somebody that tries to tell people they are winning something, or that everybody is winning something, and getting their hopes/ego/morale boosted, doesn't it make more sense to focus on what all you're losing in life, and what the cost will be to you or others, even if it's not all sunshine and positivity? The Bill Cosby case illustrates that the machine/system is not really a win-win for anybody, no wonder it's not popular. People like their bullshit in America, bullshit is what's popular, people like to hear win-win and happy endings even if reality is not always like that for everybody. A realistic outcome isn't going to be popular.
Bill Cosby case by The Original Agahnim June 30, 2021
Bill Cosby
Unpopular or man of the hour, the law was not on Bill Cosby's side when he got locked up, because the law is not on anybody's side and never was. The machine/system is there to process and not to wonder about who it processes through, and despite peole who haven't done anything illegal sitting in jail or prison, and people who have murdered somebody being free, people still try to seriously tell you the machine/system works (for everybody, it's a win win for everybody).
If Bill Cosby did what they said he did, justice wasn't done today (not for his accusers, a guy that should be in prison is now free). If he didn't do what they said he did, justice wasn't done today (a guy that did nothing illegal sat in prison for years of his life over nothing, and won't get the time with his family back, and if suspicion wasn't tied to his name before, he can forget clearing his name, not to mention the money he spent to go to court that he will never get back).
Bill Cosby by The Original Agahnim June 30, 2021
Law
Females are now saying once again the law is not on their side. In reality, the law is not on anyone's side, including Bill Cosby's, any more than the media is. Instead of being with the rest of the human race, it still seems like females still expect to be treated differently than the rest of the human race, that the law should be on their side, and that it would be right if it was. They are special because males don't have babies.
The law is not on your side, and nowadays, with the Derek Chauvin trial, the law is not even on their own side any more. Kind of like criminals are not on each other's side, there is no honor amongst thieves either. All these groups are just people like everyone else, no group above the other, or the law.
Law by The Original Agahnim June 30, 2021
Hypernormal
The girl got out of the hypernormal neighborhood, and never came back or looked back. She found somewhere she loved and belonged when she finally realized she didn't own the town the way she thought she did for so long. She had a neighborhood of her own somewhere, even if she didn't hold it sacred.
Hypernormal by The Original Agahnim June 30, 2021