a long-winded conversation
battling about personal preference.
The only way to know for absolutely
certain would be to compare facts:
albums sold,
gold,
platinum,
diamonds,
cars,
houses,
bitches,
blunts,
bling.
Facts.
There is no way to argue the truth
of who was better. We cannot compare
truths. There is no objective truth.
History is not static, because it compares
truth.
The facts are simple. Acts are far more complicated.
When we study facts, we are looking for the trends.
A logical progression,
a consistency,
an inconsistency,
a wreath-hung door on every page.
And we do it come at some kind of understanding,
some kind of truth. But until we come at some kind
of truth,
we argue
the merits
of our personal tastes.
You know what we're really arguing about don't you?
You know what we are actually getting at?
Do you know what our act reveals?
I want to be better than you.
That's what we all want, isn't it:
to feel fucking better about our
shithole existences, so we argue
our point of view to prove in an
incontrovertible way that I am
better than you.
There is no point in
arguing the veracity
of personal truths.
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