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I don't consider it "winning" that people aren't hauled to the guillotine. I consider it their basic human right. This reminds me, BTW, how lots of people have
by ptaipale 11y ago
I don't consider it "winning" that people aren't hauled to the guillotine. I consider it their basic human right.
This reminds me, BTW, how lots of people have recently, after the terrorist attacks in Paris, urged us to sing La Marseillaise, to express sympathy to the French. That is slightly funny: the lyrics are rather blood-curling.
Do you hear, in the countryside, the roar of those ferocious soldiers?
They're coming right into your arms to cut the throats of your sons, your women!
To arms, citizens, form your battalions,
Let's march, let's march! Let an impure blood water our furrows! (Repeat)
I mean, it looks like people confuse it with All You Need Is Love which just steals the intro from it.
- chc 11y ago> I don't consider it "winning" that people aren't hauled to the guillotine. I consider it their basic human right. Well, duh. Did you miss the comment I was replying to, which suggested that the poor are better served by our system of laws than the rich are because the rich don't press them into servitude and they have clean water?