Said in tones reminiscent of Alan Ginsburg's Howl. Moral Picnic. Phobiaphobia.

 

 

We could recite in tones reminiscent of Alan Ginsburg's Howl,

 

We have seen the entire 18 minute video of the horrific murder of Irina Zarutska.

We have seen before the tech "bros" and "tards" censored it, the assassination of Charlie Kirk from "multiple" angles before they took it  down and out.

We've seen a knife-wielding maniac up in arms about the Salamanderiac burning of a very ... as Trump says ... "not nice" Codex.

 

All these things have prompted us to postulate a cursive back, curving back, to re-evaluate the antideas as they've rotted away to, of "moral panic. et c.

 

Let us now dream instead of Hoag's (fake) Moral Picnic.

 

And "get real" as they say IRL.

 

No more knee-jerk moral panics about "moral panic."

 

No more being spooked away from innate and all natural  Islamophobiaphobia. 

 

The same could as easily be said of an other, needlessly pointed our if it were    -phobiaphobia . 

 

Great Pan is alive and well, in his First Forest,

 

His is the Forest Primeval, 

The blah blah blah blah and the blah blah ...  

 

 

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