NickGhostDrake

no! why did you remove it? it was spakkaossa... are you even 40 years old? and you’re reviewing Harry Potter? you’re a bit of a case, you must admit...

Gnoato, I assure you that you haven't understood anything about debaser if you say that this (that is, you) is debaser. I’m telling you, as a member of the staff who has cared for the site for many years. People like you don't belong to debaser, rather to the list of human cases. This regardless of the object and analysis of the review, which belongs instead to the list of literary cases. Anyway, don't worry, I'm not upset; I just enjoy messing with human cases on the web. And when I turn off the computer, I have a very fulfilling life: I spend my time messing with human cases on the street...

The "gnoato" card is without a doubt the most mind-blowing thing I've read on Debaser... in the sense that they’ve so thoroughly broken the bones of his brain that they've ruined the area that controls intelligence, known as the writing cortex. If reading is in itself knowledge, becoming aware of what you write is certainly a way to consciously sharpen our intelligence. (But what did I mean? I must have been too influenced by today’s editorial...)

The "gnoato" card is undoubtedly the most mind-blowing thing I've read on Debaser... in the sense that they've shattered his brain so much that they've ruined the area of the brain that controls intelligence, known as the writing cortex. If reading is in itself knowledge, realizing what you write is certainly a way to consciously sharpen our intelligence. (But what did I mean? I've been too influenced by today's editorial...)

Reverend, whatever you say to me is Gospel (kette-lo-diko-a-fare)

Joe Cavalli summarized in 5 lines what 5000 people have tried to say all these years. I've been spending whole pages for 5 years trying to convince people that Dream Theater today sound like Nilla Pizzi.

To Caruso's question about who is to blame for workplace deaths, the answer is one: those who profit, the entrepreneurs, the rich, the bosses, the exploiters. Treu or Biagi are nothing in comparison; they are just people doing a job like any other, with the only difference being that even if you don't want to do anything at all, after a few years, in the worst-case scenario, you'll still walk away with a pension.

Caruso did not legitimize the assassination; he provided a distorted version of the culprit; we are talking about something entirely different. Caruso is an ignorant imbecile (in Naples, 50% of graduates remain ignorant; 25% become even more ignorant). He grew up in the social center of Officina and now, unwittingly, he has positioned himself at the head of the former no-global activists, those who were surviving in social centers 10-15 years ago. If you take a former KGB agent, a former secret agent, and set him at the head of the government, you create a monster because the agent was trained for different things. If you take Caruso, who ten years ago was getting beaten up by the Carabinieri, and after ten years he should feel like me—that is, a half-failure trying to find a reasonable meeting point between the right ideas and the real necessity—and you put him in government, then you create a monster because he feels obligated (finally representing something in his life, a right idea in the real necessity) to keep spouting nonsense even though 15 years have passed. Bringing urgent issues like homosexuality (luxury), proletariat (reds), and various minorities into parliament is a commendable cause. Bringing a fool into parliament (who even back in the days of Officina 99 seemed half-witted as he wandered among the people) serves no purpose and is counterproductive. In any case, the problem is not the ideas but the idealists; I knew this Caruso by sight, I heard his ideas from his voice, because idealists, unlike ideas, lose honesty over time; the intelligent always feels the urgency to improve themselves, only the fool never changes... and then it's a long discussion... I apologize for the digression ;D

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a little attention to the spaces between punctuation and parentheses, it doesn't take much, at least this...