Denied of the object of their …
Denied of the object of their desire, babies show us how natural it is, this pain.
Denied of the object of their desire, babies show us how natural it is, this pain.
Elias Canetti, “Crowds and Power,” 1960.
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“It is only in a crowd that man can become free of this fear of being touched…the only situation in which fear changes into its opposite.”
“The repugnance to being touched remains with us when we go bout among people; the way we move…[around]..is governed by it.” – E.C.
“All the distances which men create round themselves are dictated by this fear.”
- Elias Canetti
“There is nothing that man fears more than the *touch* of the unknown.”
- Elias Canetti
“I’m singing, aren’t I?” – Leonard Cohen, when questioned about his sad songs.
Grammar Tip: Would *have* or would’ve, not would *of*, is proper.
Unless it’s your wood.
Bad Bergers should get what’s coming to them.
That means you, Ben Rapistberger & Pope Ratbagberger.
Consequences for one’s actions.
Pope Ratbag to be named in federal lawsuit: http://www.cbs58.com/index.php?aid=12021