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The right thing doesn't become bullshit; the documentary becomes bullshit. The right thing is so evident that there was no need to make a documentary. The powerful command and the small fry don’t count for shit. Wow, a groundbreaking discovery. Let’s make a third part of Zeitgeist repeating this brand new concept again. The saddest point is that it has opened the eyes of many (reading scattered praises around), because it’s nice and comfortable to watch, while thinking for oneself or reading around is more tiring. Another confirmation that man's worst evil is laziness, and those who are willing to act eventually get where they want and overshadow others. Commanding has its positives, but it also brings a stress that the average lazy person will never handle. So much blah blah blah blah, then when someone has the chance to do something serious, in 99% of cases they chicken out. Do you think it’s easy to govern Italy? Most of the poor fools who only know how to criticize would shit themselves just being transport assessors of Grottaferrata's milk.
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No no, minor. Minor.
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It's really in the economy that the most ridiculous things were found. Utopias galore, based on the reasoning that all men are good. Sure, everyone's just so good and there's no opportunism at all. No. Regarding seigniorage, however, there are many half-truths. Everything they say is true, but if you know the context, you realize it couldn't be otherwise, on a planet populated by beings who are infamous by nature. It's like making a documentary about shit, pointing out all the negative aspects of it, and throwing out utopias like "how wonderful it would be not to poop," but you know very well that you'll keep pooping, and you're just wasting time dreaming. Instead, you could just have a laugh about your nice steaming pile of daily diarrhea because, after all, you're just passing through.
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The last ones are a bit less serious, but the first ones are really serious. Ever since Karen Cuda joined, they don't seem like such a big deal to me (not that it's her fault). But the time with Corey Parks, yes, great bassist. Too bad I can't stand the Hunns; I would have gladly bought the record with her in the sink. I haven't seen this one, I wouldn't know.
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I really liked Requiem, but I liked this one even more. Two beautiful movies by the same director, which is quite rare.
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<<< Think about this: the economic system IMPLIES crises... >>> I won't quote the entire message, but it’s all worth quoting. Zeitgeist is a nice accusatory documentary, okay, and don’t say that this reasoning isn’t from Zeitgeist because it’s obvious. However, once past the accusatory phase, when the long-winded talk about "solutions" starts, that's when it’s really laughable. They express theories that, if analyzed properly, have huge gaps. The first one is a great accusatory documentary, but Zeitgeist Addendum strings together an impressive series of nonsense. From the 90% of people who don’t work (and the other 10? What do they do, work for free for the glory of a world without money?), to geothermal energy that seems you can create even in the Himalayas, when in fact there are enormous territorial limitations and many, many other huge half-truths (and also some nonsense about bank seigniorage, a bit). As long as a book or a video accuses something, everyone believes it. When someone praises, on the other hand, it must be a conspiracy. Wow. \\\\\ <<< do you catalog us like cars? Where do you work, at the ACI? Did you follow what was being discussed? >>> It was to give an easily understandable example without saying "rich vs poor." In fact, you understood it perfectly.
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"That Berlusconi has the support of the lower classes, I agree with you..." I don't know anyone who drives a car above a Golf who doesn't vote right. I know plenty of people with a Panda who hate Silvio. Yes, I also know some people with a Panda who vote right. However, I really don't know anyone who drives anything above a Golf who doesn't vote right. Then, if we consider SUVs and above, they’re all on the right. At least, the ones I know. And I'm not the statistics office. I also know many left-leaning university students who, when they went to work, became right-leaning. I don't mean to imply anything, just saying that for me the quoted phrase is nonsense. Besides, "lower class of the population" is a horrible phrase. Just because you make 3,000 euros a month doesn't make you enlightened; it just means you drive something better than a Golf.
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<<< Talking about Virus and Pennywise, punk I would put in quotation marks >>> I wrote Punk Rock for Imbeciles. It should be read as one word, it’s a very specific musical genre, and particularly crowded.
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You've been banned because you had too many gigs; beyond 1999, the server goes into autobahn mode. You've been banned because, out of two thousand gigabytes of mp3s, you managed to review nothing but crap. Penny Wyse, the Virus, The Creepshow... and not content with shoving us punk rock for idiots, you also give us shitty mousse with Estelle, Brandy, Lady Ga Ga. You reviewed Cypress Hill, and out of a thousand unreviewed albums, you gave us a duplicate. You've been banned because you're harmful; an ignorant person who writes too much ruins the common good. I would have banned you after the third punk album, or even after the sixteen hundredth gigabyte of mp3s. TWO THOUSAND GIGS OF PUNK AND RnB. What the hell is this, the world's auditory landfill?
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<<< a bit hard of understanding >>> Yes, of understanding. Made two terabytes for the health of the dictionary.