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Given her background, Wollstonecaft was deeply contemptuous of the lower classes.
Ugh, that awful mob of market hags marching on Versailles.
Ugh, that awful mob of market hags marching on Versailles.
Given her background, Wollstonecaft was deeply contemptuous of the lower classes.
Ugh, that awful mob of market hags marching on Versailles.
Charlotte Perkins Gilman? Mary Wollstonecraft?
Given her background, Wollstonecaft was deeply contemptuous of the lower classes.
Ugh, that awful mob of market hags marching on Versailles.
Nope. Still sore about Pol Pot or summat?
You wanted to teach me a while back.
Don't understand why the dig above, really. It was just a comment on her time and background.
It was just your usual pompous way.
No Blanco then?
Latin America, beard, and did more than sell papers.
Yeah, probably better than Cliff, or one of the other three men.
Not sure we want anyone who does more than sell papers though
Yeah, probably better than Cliff, or one of the other three men.
Not sure we want anyone who does more than sell papers though
Might have to work out eyebrow points for the other listed candidates though...What about frieda kahlo, renowned Mexican artist and close friend of Trotsky and Stalin? She was an active communist for much of her later life.
How about a "renegades" expansion for sect leaders who crossed over to the dark side? Lyndon LaRouche, Frank Furedi...
Or sect leaders who turned their sects into proper cults, although of those (LaRouche again, Fred Newman, Marlene Dixon, Gino Parente...) only LaRouche really came out of Trotskyism. More of them were Maoists, including that fruitcake in Brixton who was arrested last year and of course Bob Avakian. Dixon could go in the "intersectional" expansion too.
. It's my educated opinion that Gino did all this as a spin-off from being a narcotics informant, just adding political targets to drug ones. But once he tasted the mileu and his power to encapsulate himself with others, plus studied other groups and cults, well.. the rest is history.
Nearest rice crispie bar.
i'm glad the barbers in his area can identify a young joseph stalin. those in my locale are quite frankly atrocious at that sort of thing.
We are the world's people
Different yet we're the same
We believe
We believe in a dream
So if you ever feel love is fading
Together like the stars in the sky
We can sing
We can shine
When you hear our voices call
You won't be lonely anymore
A million voices
Your heart is like a beating drum
Burning brighter than the sun
A million voices
Now as the world is listening
From cities and satellites
We believe
We believe
In a dream
WTF is it with all the barbers with hipster moustaches these days? Just awful
i'm glad the barbers in his area can identify a young joseph stalin. those in my locale are quite frankly atrocious at that sort of thing.