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“The one who caused the problem out of selfish means, can never be equal to the one who resolves the matter towards a selfless end.” – Modern Romanticism This issue of climate change is an example for how humans believe themselves more dominant, than even Nature. What is worse, is that we believe we can
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“Bring plenty to a nation, and it is the realist who will be loved by all. Such a leader has merely taken advantage of what was always present, did not require change, though simply needed a people to be reminded of it. However, shatter a nation, and then the people will forget their country’s color,
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“It is only those who live among prosperity who can afford, and also side, with realism and the realist. Whereas, it is when people live among poverty that they can afford, and also side, with idealism and the idealist.” – Modern Romanticism To simplify the very difference between the feuding Republicans to the Democrats, in
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“Politics is the world of its own. It’s a bath one steps into, and does not make their mark in it, though instead becomes embraced by a world that controls the bather.” – Modern Romanticism The term “functional” has its meaning in nothing universal. Flaws are common among functions, making form the ultimate understanding to
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“The more manufactured a simple thing is, like a vote, the less it should ever be seen, in terms of its quality. There is the intelligent politician, or there is the intelligent individualist. There is the idiot politician, or there is the idiot individualist. Though, to say that there is intelligence in casting a simple
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“There is certainly a great difference between having the right to do something, and the power to do something. When it is one’s power, rather than one’s right, it seems one can dominate their own individual right, though will dominate the rights of others. One casts themselves as a leader to that right, though since
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