Proudhon was anti-semite

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I thought you meant chaos, thought you meant confusion. I was afraid to look at your beautiful shapes. I never thought I would fall for you. I never thought I needed you. You know I was raised in a good family and getting close to you it often means the need of getting rid of your privileges, of my privileges. I thought you meant chaos, thought you meant confusion. I was afraid to look at your beautiful shapes. I was actually easily convinced, I saw you through other people’s eyes then it was obvious there’s no other way. You helped me understand so much, made sure I wasn’t lost. Made me hate power, made me hate wealth. You let me be who I wanted to. You did put words on the feelings I had : why I resented norms and the patriarchy, the whole concept of democracy. I couldn’t figure why and how colors make us different but thanks to you all of it makes sense. All of this and so much more. I thought you meant chaos, thought you meant confusion when you’re the opposite and you just mean freedom. Oh sweet sweet anarchy.

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from Confetti Malaise, released December 13, 2019

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Confetti Malaise Marseille, France

New wave & post punk from Marseille since early 2019

Adrian / bass & beats
Adrien / vocals
Gabriel* / guitar
Yannig / synths

Bats against fascism

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