« Men think but don't talk. Women do the opposite. »
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Laurent Obertone
Guerilla, Volume 2: The Time of the Barbarians |
Laurent Obertone
Guerilla, Volume 2: The Time of the Barbarians
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« A few years ago, Chevènement considered the Algerian and French peoples to be "non-miscible". Not good. I beg you to believe that they have an interest in improving their miscibility, and faster than that. For the occasion, progressivism brought out its special blow: the interbreeding. Diversity is good, cross-breeding is better. Agree that removing diversity is a curious way to celebrate it. From a philosophical point of view, we can find it a pity. But from a dominant moral point of view, and that's all that matters, cross-breeding is good. It's got to work. What if it doesn't work that well? What if, given the community attraction, the interbreeding remained far too weak to stem communitarianism? What if he could only create new communities (the Coloured in South Africa)? United States, Brazil, South Africa... to our great regret, we must admit: the radiant cultural mix takes its time. How many heterogeneous countries have descended into violence and then, in the absence of massacre, split in two? The former Yugoslavia, Algeria, Pakistan, Singapore, Ireland, soon Belgium... How many wars of independence? How many ethnic clashes? Georgia, Sri Lanka, Nagaland, Burma, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, China, Philippines, Afghanistan, Tajikistan... Virtually all African countries have been affected since 1960. And how many exoduses? The French of Algeria in 1962, the 14 million people displaced from India to Pakistan in 1947 (and vice versa), the Balkan Turks, the Hmongs of Laos, the Armenians of Turkey, the Chinese of Malaysia, the Kurds of Turkey, the Bosnian Serbs... We thought these people could love each other. We wanted them to love each other. They killed each other. »
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Laurent Obertone
France mechanical orange |
Laurent Obertone
France mechanical orange
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« As for the possibility of a military coup, it is even less likely than the election of an honest president. »
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Laurent Obertone
Praise for strength |
Laurent Obertone
Praise for strength
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