November 11th was Remembrance Day in Canada and in the rest of the British Commonwealth. Many Canadians are wearing a red poppy as a symbol to commemorate soldiers who died in wars around the world. The red poppy, however, is not a symbol of mourning, but was popularized by men who encouraged senseless massacres between the nations of the world. Mourning the conscripts of WW1 and those who…
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Purity tests hit our collective remembrance of our lost grandpas. This is a fun time, but what do you have in mind next to ruin for cred?
