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Topic	System of a Down's Daron Malakian Pays Tribute to Charles Manson.
fire810 11/22/17 11:21:08 AM #59:	KronoCloud posted... Theres no denying that Manson was a fascinating individual. Why the hell do you think we have been obsessed with him as a society? Theres been countless movies/books about the man and his life. I think denying the inherent value in studying/understanding a person like Manson is very dumb. Its possble to be horrified by Manson and fascinated at the same time. he's interesting in more ways than one. First you've got the murder cult leader and then you have the life in prison vs execution debate that surrounded him. He's also a bit of a time capsule of the 60s and 70s with that whole guru society bs. --- "This weapon, I am." - Paul Atreides <cite>fire810 posted [p:890865281] in System of ... [t:76013438]...</cite> <quote><cite>KronoCloud posted...</cite> <quote>Theres no denying that Manson was a fascinating individual. Why the hell do you think we have been obsessed with him as a society? Theres been countless movies/books about the man and his life. I think denying the inherent value in studying/understanding a person like Manson is very dumb. Its possble to be horrified by Manson and fascinated at the same time.</quote> he's interesting in more ways than one. First you've got the murder cult leader and then you have the life in prison vs execution debate that surrounded him. He's also a bit of a time capsule of the 60s and 70s with that whole guru society bs. --- "This weapon, I am." - Paul Atreides</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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