À Limoges, ceux qui pleurent la mairie et demandent la condamnation des violences, sont les mêmes qui ne reconnaissent pas le génocide à Gaza. La tentative de destruction n'a rien de choquant. Ce n'est que du matériel. Parcontre, 3 semaines d'images de gamins se faisant agresser, ça c'est l'horreur.

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Je vis à Limoges, je passe tous les jours devant la mairie pour amener mes enfants à l'école. J'ai vu l'édifice brûler depuis ma maison. Je parle en connaissance de cause. Ils vont reconstruire la mairie, mais le moral et l'avenir de nos enfants c'est moins sûr. L'empathie, c'est pour eux.

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bsky.app/profile/taka... If you're not clued in about Maeda's legacy, an old face from Kazamatsuri, Takafumi, produced this amazing documentary on his life. It's gonna have a more somber and bittersweet tone now, but it's still very worth watching.

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I really can't understate how much of an impact Jun Maeda had on me. I wouldn't be who I am without his work. My sense of humour was very strongly influenced by his, but he also helped me reconnect with my humanity and nurture my sense of empathy. He taught me to cry over fictional characters.

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Tragic... He's too young to die from cancer. But at the same time, I have nothing but respect for one who chooses to face their own mortality and confront it head on. It's not a decision anyone makes lightly, and he deserves our unwavering support. It does seem like the Maeda way, doesn't it...

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