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Они думают, что это просто охуительно!
This isn’t just blowing off steam. I’ve got a little evidence to support my claim. It just seems to me, *seems* to me, that only a really low IQ population could have taken this beautiful continent, this magnificent American landscape that we inherited. Well actually we stole it from the Mexicans and the Indians, but hey, it was nice when we stole it. Looked pretty good, it was pristine. Paradise. Have you seen it lately? Have you taken a good look at it lately? It’s fucking embarrassing. Only a nation of unenlightened half-wits could have taken this beautiful place and turned it into what it is today – a shopping mall. A big fucking shopping mall. You know that, that’s all you’ve got here, folks. Mile after mile after mile of malls after malls. Many, many malls. Major malls and mini malls. They put the mini malls in between the major malls, and in between the mini malls, they put the mini marts. And in between the mini marts, you got the car lots, gas stations, muffler shops, laundry mats, cheap motels, fast food joints, strip clubs and dirty bookstores. America the beautiful. One big transcontinental commercial cesspool. And how do the people feel about all this? How do people feel about living in a coast to coast shopping mall? Well they think it’s JUST FUCKING DANDY!
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О русском коллаборационизме
„Политика есть концентрированное выражение экономики.“
«Еще раз о профсоюзах, о текущем моменте и об ошибках тт. Троцкого и Бухарина». 1.4. Политика и экономика. Диалектика и эклектицизм.
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Alyette was a Belgian woman who had known Africa since her birth. She lost her husband, and had her son and nephew brutalized and murdered by rebel soldiers, yet she still managed to love the land. <…> As I stood there, breaking bamboo snares one by one, our previously harmonious association was punctuated with a heated argument. My friend stood apart from me and very firmly asked what right I had, as an American living in Africa for only fourteen months, to invade the hunting rights of the Africans, since by birth, they owned the country. I kept on breaking traps, but at the same time I could not agree with her more. Africa did belong to the Africans, but I felt that written orders, whether they pertained to man or animals, should still prevail. If I could enforce the written rules of a supposedly protected park and prevent the slaughter of animals, then I should do so. As I continued breaking the bamboo, the reliable and flexible death trap of the last wild game of Africa, Alyette continued to plead her argument. "These men have their right to hunt! It's their country! You have no right to destroy their efforts!"
письмо Луису Лики, 1968
Источник: Georgianne Nienaber, Did Margaret Atwood’s «Saint Dian Fossey» Predict Current Atrocities in Congo? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/georgianne-nienaber/did-margaret-atwoods-sain_b_301686.html — September 29, 2009
Публицистические статьи, По случаю юбилея Ломоносова
@ П. Квятковский 2020
«О стихотворениях Ф. Тютчева», 1859
Отсюда: «Художнику дорога только одна сторона предметов: их красота».
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