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And if they were always real, it would be a positive thing; I hope they don’t have a self-perception. Seen live: they suck! Psychedelia one way. Any other thing, that isn’t an excruciatingly slow and endless loop, they wouldn't know how to play, and even with the excruciatingly slow and endless loop, they barely manage. The review is good and I almost fall for it, then I think it over and decide: I’ll ignore them.

I really like comments 75 and 78, which I also endorse. The only thing that should never be lost sight of is compassion. Not Catholic compassion, but that kind of compassion that rhymes with self-love in considering ourselves as human beings capable of suffering and feeling sad for other people's troubles... compassion that even surpasses economic constraints, and not feeling compassion for people fleeing from everything, enduring days at sea, is, for me, inconceivable. Of course, this doesn't mean "come, the party is here"; the problem should be discussed, but in Italy, how can we discuss it if someone is minding their own business and their friends, out of personal resentment, oppose them only to end up imitating that behavior? All this recent story about Berluska entertaining himself with minors, acting like a purveyor of "fiche," reminds me of Citizen Kane... only in movies, things end well; the villain dies alone and is rejected by the world. In reality, it won't end that way. Today we view Berluska as a politician and consider him as such (which wasn’t the case before) because he managed to transform politics as he wished, turning it into a hysterical show with showgirls and presenter-ministers, with a parliament that votes like a contestant on a reality show. The true political Berluska will never be, an expert and connoisseur of politics even less, but he has become so by transforming reality through cathode-ray tubes, making everyone believe it’s better not to think about it, that it’s better to watch a nice butt flitting around rather than inform ourselves about what’s happening, that it’s better to make a sexist joke than to listen to the other person, that it’s better not to think about what other countries think of you since the only value that counts is money, and with that, everything can always be resolved. What to do? But what can be done? Now we just have to wait for natural law to take its course and hope that karma exists.

Gustavo Lazzaro! Hurry to your room and say ten Hail Marys to clear your name.

Good job, good job... but now don’t start freaking out because if we need to contain your virility, we won't have to put a condom on you, but a Chihuahua.

Let's play a little game: << Friedrich Nietzsche mocked humility and obedience as servile virtues, through which men would be repressed. He replaced them with pride and the absolute freedom of man... there are caricatures of a wrong humility and a wrong submission... there also exists destructive arrogance and presumption, which disintegrate every community and end in violence... learning from Christ the true humility, which corresponds to the truth of our being, and that obedience, which submits to the truth, to the will of God. >> Who said such nonsense? I'll give you a hint: he's old, he's gay, and he doesn't use a condom.

Brat, it works... you need to remove the space that appears before the "i" in "machine" and before the "h" in "starchild" and the link will work again :) and then you have to click on the Download (Rapidshare) link... try it, it works. Bye

Wow, with all this stuff I'm about to get lost in space. The ship's reactors are on... I'm off! Thanks for the tip... anyway, I'll say it (maybe there's some maniac like me): the Hawkwind records are on sale for 5 euros/cents... no Space Ritual and I'm bummed about that, but there's In Search of Space, Doremi Fasol Latido, the self-titled, Hall of Mountain Grill, and Master of the Universe. And moving from space to the desert, they've also put the Kyuss at 5 euros/cents.

During this period of Hawkwind at full blast (which I like more than I suspected), these guys are just what I need. Danke. Brat, on this link there is:
Heavy Metal Machine: Starchild - Starchild (2003) ... I got it there. Happy hunting and have fun.

Well, if we want to talk about economic data, let's turn to John Maynard Keynes, who defined Marxism as a bunch of nonsense, yet still envisioned a state-driven economy... an economy that, in practice, disgusts "liberals," but becomes the lifeline for everyone in times of crisis (go figure)... from America’s "New Deal" to Hitler’s early Germany, up to Obama's America. Forget the hard facts; you have to work your ass off over mountains of books for those, and the discussion would get a bit "aristocratic" and also boring. If we stick to opinions, in simple opinion, well, everything's allowed, but if we want to get to the hard facts, it takes culture, and I don't think it's a good idea to compete over who can spit farther on the pages of Debaser... as for politics, I'm not interested in talking about that even in my free time, so I'll pass and close. "For example, in my personal opinion, just the fact of being equal to someone else makes me nervous." I completely agree with this, and that's why I don't vote. Because it irritates me to think that my vote is equal and comparable to anyone else's, but this too is an opinion... as, by the way, you say. Bye

It's also true the opposite. Try talking to a Ukrainian caregiver or her husband and children who haven't seen her for two years and see if they consider "communism the worst political evil in the history of mankind" and whether they would prefer, consequently, to clean the asses of the elderly or if they would rather work for little to nothing, but still work, in their own country. In the end, these are opinions, points of view... and all of it leaves time to find its own balance, but in Eastern Europe, for those who know it a bit, it's obvious that there's an exodus from "democracy"... Nazi parties like the Hungarian one marching in the streets or the Polish one being the most numerous, and meanwhile a sense of nostalgia for the "communist" past (quotes for randomness)... or should we ask what the citizens of the former GDR think who, in the first elections after the fall of the wall, voted for the communist party with more than 80% of the votes, or the Berliners who have a Green mayor, and it's the only German place where they garner some votes. Just opinions.