ajejebrazorf

DeRank : 3,31
DeAge™ : 7683 days • Here since 29 may 2005
Piero Ciampi Piero Ciampi
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it's a nice incentive...
Piero Ciampi Piero Ciampi
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I would like to preface by saying that I am an admirer of Guccini and De Andre, but I completely understand what you’re alluding to. Nevertheless, I really appreciated your review, it’s beautiful and courageous. Unfortunately, I still don’t have anything by Ciampi, but I’ve been drawn to him for a long time, and this review is a great incentive. Besides this, what else should I listen to?
Raiz Wop
Raiz Wop
6 aug 05
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Okay, now I know who you are. The style of someone who resorts to "you didn't understand a damn thing" to avoid responding belongs to only one person on deB, it's unmistakable. I'll leave you with the bad taste of the last word. I feel personally offended by definitions like sub-human, Islamic Bedouins; I have nothing to say to a person who uses such violence like a NAZI ("but I'm not a Nazi, you want to label me?" what a bunch of bullshit). Enlightenment and reason, words in freedom.
Raiz Wop
Raiz Wop
6 aug 05
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"...the time of sovereign reason that dissipates all credulity or superstition": credulity and superstitions like yours. So tell us what the solution to the problem would be, a nice atomic bomb and that's it? It's a clever trick, war. Global balances like in Chuck Norris movies, and may good triumph. I'm not a pacifist at all costs, you're not an Enlightenment thinker in the slightest: you're a Christian fundamentalist. You're no better than a Muslim fundamentalist in any way.
Raiz Wop
Raiz Wop
6 aug 05
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Islamic Bedouins!? Sub-human?! It's certainly nice to hear an Enlightenment thinker of this stature speak.
Raiz Wop
Raiz Wop
6 aug 05
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"Alright Ajeje, so if for you progress is something different from culture, we can just abandon the discussion since you don't have the basis to discuss these topics": as it was to be demonstrated, this equation you create, equating economic dominance with cultural dominance is really crude, cut with an axe, "bar talk," as I said in the first post, and if you don't understand that, I'm sorry. I was hoping for a rebuttal to what I thought was an easy provocation on my part, instead you really think that way. I didn't call you ignorant, and unlike you, I don't like insults; they don't amuse me. However, it irritates me to hear such clichés, certain easy reasoning that is equivalent to that of Islamic fundamentalists. I called you a populist and presumptuous based on what you wrote; an insult is instead a gratuitous thing. You, on the other hand, insulted because your comments about me are not based on anything: "ajeje, if you want to participate in these discussions, study first, because if you are going to open your mouth just to say nonsense, you will only look like an idiot... which you evidently are." This at my house is a stadium insult. So, just to clarify for a moment. I call you presumptuous because you assume that the history of philosophy has revolved around Christianity (or Europe) and you are unaware of the existence of equally significant philosophers from the Muslim world. I label you as populist because you lack subtlety in your reasoning, with the disgusting equation mentioned above, as if culture were a matter of money, as if culture and progress coincided with scientific progress. With such an equation, entire civilizations with profound thought become for you automatically "boors." Clearly, I am against (how tiresome it is to have to always explain) "women in burqas," infibulation (even though it is not only practiced in the Muslim world), and fundamentalism. If you had read my post, you would have understood that I am against many things in our supposedly advanced and "liberal" world. You are neither Enlightenment nor rational, because you look at things from only one side: read something by Galimberti who has written extensively on the clash of civilizations, on our presumed progress, from time to time. Try to look at things from a detached perspective; it’s not “good guys against bad guys,” it’s not rich against poor (how can you write words like this, so carelessly: poor). You won't vote for the League, but only the League makes such drastic arguments in the political world. Fini (National Alliance, not exactly what I vote for) is much closer to my positions than to your particularly unrefined extremism, and this lack of subtlety is also evident in your language like a dockworker (this is not an insult, it’s a statement). Culture is not economy; it’s something nobler, and the culture of the Islamic world is certainly not represented by the extremism of fundamentalists, but by thinkers whose existence you simply ignore. I ignore many as well; from there to draw simplistic conclusions, that’s another thing: I hope that in the intelligentsia called to represent us, Bush and his Manichaeanism never figure. Unfortunately, that’s what the fundamentalists believe, just as you, unfortunately, believe the opposite: we have a great culture, they are boors. We are rich, they are all poor. Ah, my nickname is just a nickname; you won't really cling to that, tell me you won't...
Raiz Wop
Raiz Wop
5 aug 05
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Dear Anonymous, I perfectly understand the meaning of rationality and enlightenment. A person who immediately starts with such arrogance, merely to fill their mouth with clichés and banalities typical of the Lega, provides a practical demonstration of what it does not mean to be enlightened and rational. I am a very tolerant person, precisely because I systematically practice doubt and have few certainties. I instinctively become intolerant towards the intolerant, who demonstrate a lack of culture (understood as acceptance of the different). And who make grand claims: "tens of thousands of philosophers," even. And they are miserable with only two or three. A word comes to my mind: presumption? As a rational person, when I don’t know something, I generally refrain; I don’t easily become prey to such naiveté.
"Che quella araba sia una sottocultura non lo dico io, ma la storia...." Of course, history has personified itself and has come to you in a dream to communicate the truth unknown to us poor mortals suffering from "relativism." But I ask, in the name of reason and the enlightenment that has abandoned you, how can one write...I don’t know how to define it, an atrocity like “Just think about the fact that they are not capable of building anything for themselves, apart from the mosques where they pray to their God on their knees and barefoot.” I am astonished. I find it difficult to comment on such a phrase...my arms drop from the banality and the absolute lack of modesty.
Is this your rationality? To separate the words "economy" and "culture," no? The so-called first world (so-called by us) is certainly superior economically. Does this really mean for you, self-styled ILLUMINISTA, having a cultural primacy? Progress?! But what does progress mean, mere technical innovation? And you come to discuss philosophy with such coarse conceptions? Who are your reference philosophers with such subtle and refined thought, Borghezio and Calderoli? You lack a great deal of sensitivity, and even more so, humility. Culture = economic dominance. What a gem.
Raiz Wop
Raiz Wop
5 aug 05
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Look, WE may be "rational, enlightened," but certainly not you with your bar talk, dear anonymous. Even our culture has its nice contradictions.
Nirvana With The Lights Out?
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Your friend definitely has quite a great circle of acquaintances...how envy-inducing :)
Nirvana With The Lights Out?
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Odra, do you know Steve Reich? What do you do for a living?! :) I don't agree on songwriting, Nirvana don't really resonate with me, I find them overrated (everyone knows Nirvana, but not Husker Du), and it's clear that Cobain's death was decisive for their fame. However, they're not bad either, and they brought grunge and indie rock to half the world. I think it's a galactic bullshit to say that Cobain lived for MTV, or that it was all just posturing: one thing that can't be questioned is Cobain's sincerity and genuine despair. And then there's the cheap populism with "he was just a junkie..." but then don't listen to rock, and please spare me those preachy comments...