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ok I added Dragula. I am very happy with this sequence now:
Cowboys from Hell
Into the Pit
Bulls on Parade
Ace of Spades
Caught in a Mosh
Hangar 18
Bodies
Dragula
War Ensemble
Painkiller
Master of Puppets
Raining Blood
Ultra State, United States, We The People … US
Can you get up off your knees?
Are you brave enough to see?
Do you wanna change it?
"Dr. Cornel West frequently uses this phrase to explain that love and justice are not competing ideals, but rather the exact same force applied in different spheres of human life. He often draws heavily on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., asserting that true love cannot be passive.
The core message is that if you genuinely care for humanity, you cannot remain indifferent to suffering or exploitation. In your personal life, love might manifest as affection, kindness, or tenderness. But in the civic and political sphere, love must manifest as a demand for fairness, equity, and the dismantling of oppressive systems. Essentially, fighting for justice is the ultimate act of loving your neighbor."