Immortals: Dartmouth/Salk

A Story by Abishai100

A tale of capitalism-defense for modern sociocultural vision(s) of dragons.

A civilization defense fairy-tale inspired by Capitalism: A Love Story (Michael Moore). Enjoy,

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The Salk in California was where a group of cyber-defenders of American culture were making their blogs about socialized healthcare policy studies/conversations. The defenders called themselves the Immortals who believed such study was architectural dress.

The group consisted of special 'gypsy-faeries' (humanoid-transformed tiny winged humanoids of the forests with messages of wisdom/warning).

The faeries-warriors of the Immortals espoused the marketing of special civilization cleansing 'avatars' who may be women too, such as Transformers robot-warrior women/soldiers who represent democracy dress.

The captain of the Immortals is Storm-Shadow who swaps baron blood-diamonds in bank safe-boxes with toy gems in Zurich and Brussels for media statements about Interpol-office(s) dress.

There's also young members of Immortals who espouse St. Patrick's Day dioramas among the So-Cal students who read about the publications about social research offered by the Salk.

IMMORTALS: We're advocating special teamwork confidences in this time of 'invisible' gargoyles of commercial vanity!

These 'faerie-practitioners' cared about what their home-academic institutions said about the reliable access to socialized healthcare as a format for the discussion surrounding organized civilization bureaucracy for lifestyle sustenance.

SALK: We don't believe in faeries and don't think our handsome community of dressed members cares about dragons.

The faeries/Immortals challenged the lethal White Dragon in a debate about capitalism's fancy and American rights to claim it as their defense-ideology. The White Dragon insisted Western/American capitalism was still a power-inflation system, despite its 'social' vision of shared profit-driven globalism, but the faeries/Immortals retorted that such a 'macro-system' would promote healthy forms of open dialogue surrounding civics writing!

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)