Oppression, Resistance and Revolution

Dec 07, 2012 12:43

"George Orwell is an author of the 20th century whose fictional books mark a certain political slant," Magneto began as he marched into the room. "One quote of his states that all revolutions are failures bu they are not all the same failure. Orwell thought that revolutions fail because the end result is a change of tyrants and not a change of the ( Read more... )

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Sign-In hisownagenda December 7 2012, 17:45:31 UTC
Singing the songs of angry men.

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Re: Sign-In failsatspirit December 7 2012, 17:58:39 UTC
Korra

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Re: Sign-In monkeymonkeydie December 7 2012, 18:09:02 UTC
Bucky Katt

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Re: Sign-In glacial_witch December 7 2012, 18:11:23 UTC
Karla

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Lecture hisownagenda December 7 2012, 17:47:37 UTC
While listening to the lecture look down, and show, some mercy if you can. Look down, look down, upon your fellow man

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Assignment hisownagenda December 7 2012, 17:48:32 UTC
Describe two ways to ensure that the political cause of the revolutionary cannot be undone by those who are put into power.

Remember! Honest work? Just reward. That's the way to please the Lord.

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Re: Assignment glacial_witch December 7 2012, 18:12:37 UTC
Put the right person in power, Karla wrote. For Glacia, that means me.

...It was a work in progress, okay?

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Re: Assignment monkeymonkeydie December 7 2012, 18:19:24 UTC
"Maybe it would be better not to have a revolution in the first place?" Bucky suggested. "I mean, we hold these truths in self-esteem that all Men are creative weasels, right? And you need to make sure you're home for dinner?"

Yes, he was a little less coherent than usual. He'd spent the morning playing with an idiot ball.

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Re: Assignment ultron_junior December 7 2012, 20:35:14 UTC
Victor wrote a 60-line unrhymed poetic parable about how the revolutionary just needed to keep it real, man, and the people would see the light even if it seemed at first as if they never would.

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The TA hisownagenda December 7 2012, 17:53:44 UTC
Hopefully the class is full today so he won't be looking at any empty chairs or empty tables.

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Re: The TA selfhelphero December 7 2012, 22:22:52 UTC
Billy wasn't really paying attention to anything today. That probably wasn't very nice, but all this stuff about revolution was just so boring. Who'd ever want to revolt and risk starting a war and stuff?

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The Teacher hisownagenda December 7 2012, 17:54:20 UTC
Who is thinking about events back home. And the day about to dawn. And the night that may end at last.

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