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I have heard the phrase "keep Portland weird" and I like it! Because I love the creativities people make and I often get positive energy from people's artistic creativities. Since I moved here, I hear from people who live in Portland for a while that Portland people are weird. So I'm wondering that if told you're weird, is that offensive for people who live in Portland or not. I hope not, because having a slogan being wired is such a unique idea. From those artistic activities like farmer's markets and making recycling paints, I could assume that people appreciate being creative. This slogan definitely made me more curious about Portland.

P.S. When I searched for wired activities, google answered this→ ”Because it has the most strip clubs per capita in the nation or the high prevalence of man buns and mustaches.”
I found something weird about Portland.

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I have heard 'Keep Portland Weird' before, but I didn't have any idea what that means and where the motto comes from. Therefore, I have searched for the meaning of it. As a result of googling, it was brought into Portland by Terry Currier, the owner of the famous music store 'Music Millennium' downtown in 2003. He learned of the movement from Austin, TX. Originally, the 'Keep Portland Weird' catchphrase was made for supporting local businesses, so the 'Keep Portland Weird' has the same intentional thought, I think. Portland has kept with local businesses something as Voodoo donuts, Portland Saturday Market, and Farmer's markets. Also, this phrase seems to contain meanings of a lot of love for Portland and pride as a Portland resident. At the same time, it also means that Portland is kind of weird but cool. As I have lived in Portland about for 6 months, I don't know much about Portland. However, I think that there are many fun things that, for example, there are Portlandia which is a very funny comedy show, the world's smallest part 'Mill end park' and the 'Freakybuttrue Peculiarium'. In addition, Portland people are very care about the environmental issue and has liberal thinking about LGBT issue. All of these seem to make Portland weird.

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There are lots of religions in the world, and some people of those religions are inhuman who enjoy hurting the society by the unlawful use of violence. Since ancient times, such sadistic people have been spreading their hatred against different religions which they hate most. As a result, another religious people who were hurt by these mentally ill people, might be driven to take revenge. Their beliefs become ethically wrong by seeing those violence attacks, and they don’t understand the outcomes. For example, after reading this article, I found that Michael Bivins is one of them, and his mind is full of hatred against other religions such as Islam and Judaism. He was very desperate to hurt those communities which follow these religions. He attacked Muslim and Jewish places of worship. He didn’t care about consequences because in order to understand the result of outcomes, the mind should be in the right place, but his mind wasn’t. Later, he went to the TV station to prove that he hates those religions, and he might have become famous by using social media. I think, he did not care that he could be arrested because his decision making wasn't right towards different religions and wanted to spread his beliefs in the society.

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The last Saturday the Police identified to a suspected that was committed different crimes  in different kinds of  churches in Portland. After he broke a window, he wrote on the churches walls, got a worship on fire and through rocks, he was arrested. He also visited KPTV television news station. I think because he wanted everyone know why he hate jewels. it look's like he was just focus on explaining the reason of his crime but he wasn't realizing that what he was doing was illegal and that he was going to be arrested.

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Click the pink plus (+) sign to start a new post. Type your name as the title. Then answer one of these questions about the articles dated May 19th, 2022.

If you read the intermediate article about an artist that sketches quirky people of Portland, have you heard the phrase, "Keep Portland Weird?" If so, why do you think this slogan is appropriate for Portland. If you haven't heard it before, why do you think people use it for Portland?

If you read the advanced article about a man who was arrested for crimes at places of worship, why do you think this criminal would want to go to the TV station? Do you think he realized by going there, he could be arrested?