will you drink with me

• will
• you
• drink
• with 
• me

“yes of course”

shut the fuck up

no, but

serious question here, if you do bring in the “he called my attempt to overthrow their system cute, but what if he’s right?” question now, you kind of imply that the latter part gets him to think and therefore break boundaries and that would kind of foreshadow that that’s what lets shit go down in the end. which,

i mean, let’s just look at the premise: gonzo is, let’s be honest here, clearly delusional. and despite the fact that he’s been called out by so many people, he continues to be delusional. his team consists entirely of bulliees and another slightly deranged personality, all of whom can and will be easily absorbed by even just a quick taste of power, and one popular girl who happens to be good with computers and aware of injustice in school systems. the first issue of the gonzo files resulted in chaos, and violence, and more public harassment, and even if it’s not clear yet, a quick, simple gateway to more injustice.

but if you throw in the “gonzo thinks his attempt was too weak and goes further, thereby breaking limits and causing the downfall of his own revolution” problematic now, that just implies that the system was, in fact, functional before he thought he wasn’t good enough and started to press further. it feels like an attempt to justify gonzo’s behaviour and actions in the viewer’s eyes, and it could imho easily lead to the false impression that in its core and quintessence, gonzo’s way of starting a revolution is, in any way, shape, or form, supportable. which it isn’t.

gonzo’s revolution isn’t going to collapse because he took it too far. it’s going to collapse because it was dysfunctional in its foundation.