Tony wrote:
To be somewhat provocative, I don't think that H's early texts are any
more totalitarian than, say, those of Aristotle, who after all, did have
something to do with a tyrrant. Having an ethics will not save the
dictator. However, being ethical is another matter.
"Aristotle wore a toga
Herman Goering was a cross dresser
And you know Heidi had the lederhosen
Ja,ja.."
(Old beer trinken lyric,last bench on the right
third floor/..Salzburg Student Bldg)
Thomas Pynchon (Not)
Wilton Rodger,
Huia School of Habermasiana,
Huia,
New zealand..
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To be somewhat provocative, I don't think that H's early texts are any
more totalitarian than, say, those of Aristotle, who after all, did have
something to do with a tyrrant. Having an ethics will not save the
dictator. However, being ethical is another matter.
"Aristotle wore a toga
Herman Goering was a cross dresser
And you know Heidi had the lederhosen
Ja,ja.."
(Old beer trinken lyric,last bench on the right
third floor/..Salzburg Student Bldg)
Thomas Pynchon (Not)
Wilton Rodger,
Huia School of Habermasiana,
Huia,
New zealand..
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