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Vit Babenco wrote:This advice may serve as a shortcut to the prison gates.
Spot on. Out of context, this could fuel dormant psychopaths to paint their fantasy in reality. I wonder if our good Sir Emerson inspired any so far :D
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I wholeheartedly disbelieve there is a more lucid exposition about the nature of corporations than Ambrose's; and a more honest one.
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Being surrounded by family and/or grandchildren could help.
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Democracy is an apparatus serving the 1% under the guise of human rights, preservation of privacy and freedom.
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Monsieur Bierce, you have made my morning (perchance the remainder of today too).
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This quote engulfs the source of most problems impeccably.
I've understood it thus: One of the greatest fears of humans is denial, hence those axing the branches were keeping the evil (from creeping onto their doorstep) temporarily, i.e. egocentric route. Meanwhile a heroic lad identified the root and assayed to exterminate this vile for all members of community - altruistic route.
Henry Thoreau receives posthumously accolades for best quotes by male (in my little book titled 'Subjective ramblings')
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Well Mary Ann, as jacobusmaximus pointed out, our world is concocted of devious parties who live to relish in others' suffering - regrettably.
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Well Mrs. Stowe, I find it a dispiriting agenda to write poems about wrinkled complexion and tenuous stature. But poets who know how to capture the inner allure of such dames are surely deserving of praise.
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Candid converse; I believe humility is paramount, apart from experiences, to attaining wisdom. Even though not a necessity, intelligence molds it to greatness.
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Well executed monsieur. I'd furthermore contrive a variant by interchanging 'belief' with 'reason', and watch them persist contently within these humble, adjacent abodes as immaculate neighbors would.
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