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📰 Source: 4chan | /pol/

✍️ Original author: Anonymous

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The strongest window into Cobain’s private thoughts comes from his personal journals (published posthumously in 2002 as Journals). These show he was deeply engaged with social and political issues, often in a raw, ranting, and sometimes contradictory way. Key examples from the journals:

He wrote a personal moral code: Don’t Rape Don’t be prejudiced Don’t be sexist Love your children Love your neighbour Love yourself Don’t let your opinions obstruct the aforementioned list.

Strong feminist views:“Women are the only future in rock and roll.” “I like the comfort in knowing that women are generally superior and naturally less violent than men.” Views on race and music:“I like the comfort in knowing that the Afro American invented rock and roll yet has only been rewarded or awarded for their accomplishments when conforming to the white mans standards.” He described himself as “extreme left” and wrote about strategy:“I like to calmly and rationally discuss my views in a conformist manor even though I consider myself to the extreme left. I like to infiltrate the mechanics of a system by posing as one of them, then slowly start the rot from the inside of the empire.” He criticized capitalism, generational hypocrisy (especially baby boomers becoming “yuppie hypocrites”), and mainstream success culture.

He also drew satirical political cartoons in his journals (e.g., mocking U.S. politicians as “Representatives of Gluttony” and depicting violence against the KKK).>

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