UC Santa Barbara student and musician
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The Mosquitos can Win
So I’m in favor of all the above, there’s no one model to solve this problem, but altogether I think many pin pricks can draw blood, to use a violent metaphor which I don’t uphold strategically. The mosquitos can win.
May 15, 2018
