Old and Immortal

I, too, would like to read the occasional vampire soapboxing on young people today. I could see this playing out with the vampire always making poor analogies or one with a solid sense of detachment because everything looks the same with enough distance. Or in terms of mortal lovers, chasing the feelings because the person/mortal will always end before you do. (though I'd imagine that kind of vampire kind of being an outcast)

on the internet, it's all constant

Kurt Sutter continues to be awesome on the internet.

Excerpt:

So if I were a desperate columnist at a near-defunct magazine/site, I'd probably find something well-liked and pontificate a highly controversial point of view. After all, conflict=drama=readers. And let's face it, you can't go after a show like Mad Men, it's a near-perfect show and there's nothing really controversial at stake. But there's enough moral gray area and highly dramatic plot complication on Sons to pick apart. Truth is, if I needed to pay the rent, I would have written the same piece. Hell, it's cyberspace, who knows, maybe I did.

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