Franci!

You have specialized in anti-Vasco critiques. Useful as a thing (ironic).

"I wrote a free little thought on a site for bored and lazy employees, and for that it must be taken, only for what it is: a little thought on a site for bored and lazy employees." Well, then you have some hope :) That said, I'd be careful to spit out such judgments, I repeat, superficial and impossible even on a site for lazy employees, but if you admit not to take too seriously what you write, you are not the monster I had imagined (if it makes you feel better, I’m selling a credibility license for 5 euros). "The part that Staley doesn't even know that his mom doesn't know he committed suicide, try calling her to tell her since only you know." They find a dose of speedball that would have killed even a depressed junkie who had burned his bridges with the world: I can't know, but I simply do 2+2. Maybe I read wrong sources, who knows.

The proposal is far from my tastes. Nonetheless, I drove 300 km (not 1000, thank God) in 5 on a Biemvà Series 1 (the most uncomfortable car in history) to see Metallica (!!). I was one of the three in the back, and at a certain point, I couldn't feel my legs anymore. Let's just say I'll harbor some resentment towards Hetfield & Co. for quite a while! :)

You are crazy. And I'm not talking about religion.

This "man" must have a job that provides a lot of free time :)

"Don't you feel a certain form of latent respect within you when the shepherds of our Churches in America - or the militants of Fiamma Tricolore in Italy - go to the clinics that perform abortions to blow them up?" That's more than enough. Let’s get rid of it.

He’s not Catholic, he’s Baptist. Let’s not make him even angrier! :) Katà, you seem to me like an outcast who wants to fight the world on an internet site. Not that I have anything against outcasts, but try to be, so to speak, more “empathetic.” Religion is the most personal thing in the world.

I forgot to say... Cobain does not deserve respect for that gesture, but, at least, compassion or, at most, indifference. Blaming him for being "insensitive" towards his daughter is monstrous. The pain of living led him to take an extreme, irrational action (at that point, he wasn't thinking rationally anymore) and disproportionate. We do not have the right, being outsiders to these existential troubles, not to mention to speak about them, but to judge.

It must be the fever, but I’m sure that you can’t know about my supposed love for Nirvana. I find it simply horrible to judge a suicide so superficially. I’m not just talking about Cobain, but also about various Curtises, Staleys, and the like. I’m talking about suicide in general. Judging from a distant perspective like ours (I bet a penny that neither you nor I have had even a millionth of Cobain’s personal problems) an act as dramatic and extreme as that is appalling. You haven’t had a troubled life like his, a marginalized adolescence like his. Yours is a judgment spat from above, from a condition that is far too privileged. I believe we should speculate only on things that concern us directly, not on things larger than ourselves. I don’t mean to say that I can, but at least I don’t do it. That said, I didn’t want to judge you (whether you’re as sensitive as a wall or not, I can’t know) but writing this nonsense gives that impression.

But is this what it has, in the soundtrack, Desolation Row covered by My Chemical like this?