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It exists a coward middle class that expects to farm out to the Police the task to be spit, to be beaten up and to be killed in order to hold to cover themselves. And the middle class doesn't want even to pay a decent wage to them.
Servitude, in many cases, is not a master's violence, but a servant's temptation.
Men appreciate and measure but the fortune of others. Their own, never.
I do not want to suffer, I don't have of suffering a cristian idea. They tell us that suffering lifts the spirit up; but no, suffering is a painful thing and that's it, and it doesn't lift anything up. And so I am not afraid of suffering. Because when it comes to death, I, that in all things I believe to be a moderate, I am an absolute radical. If we have a right to life, we also have a right...
Probably in Italy there isn't a landscape and view more beautiful than Maratea. Imagine dozens of miles of cliffs jagged with caves, stacks, precipices and soft beaches which look out over the most beautiful of seas, now wide open, now closed in sparse little docks.
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